Social reflects a character’s ability to engage, influence, and understand others through charm, empathy, or wit. It includes conversation, deception, humor, and reading social cues. Characters use Social to build connections, manipulate outcomes, or inspire cooperation. It’s essential for diplomats, performers, and anyone who thrives in the company of others.
Influence decisions and actions by offering something of value - coin, favors, information, or promises - to bypass obstacles and shift outcomes in your favor.
Convince others of something false through charm, distraction, confidence, or fabricated details—whether to mislead, manipulate, or buy yourself time.
Read subtle cues in tone, posture, emotion, and logic to understand what someone truly means or feels - beyond what’s being said.
Discern dishonesty in conversation by interpreting subtle cues in behavior, tone, and timing - spotting falsehoods others might accept at face value.
Interpret speech by observing the speaker’s mouth and facial movements when sound is unavailable or obscured.
Use charm, reason, empathy, and a well-timed argument to influence others’ decisions - be it convincing a guard to let you pass or talking down a warlord.
Deliver structured and compelling speeches to inform, inspire, sway, or manipulate an audience - whether it’s a crew, crowd, council, or clan.
Interpret another person’s intentions, emotions, or hidden agenda - even when they attempt to mask it.
Charm, distract, or mislead others through smooth and confident speech — ideal for talking your way out of danger or twisting a conversation to your advantage.
Understanding and applying social customs, cultural protocols, and formal behavior to create goodwill, avoid offense, and gain privileged access.
Manipulate individuals or groups over time through carefully planned influence and indirect psychological tactics.
Master deception, misdirection, and secrecy to achieve goals without direct confrontation or detection.