Most GMs will tell you that solving a riddle is an Int check - and, certainly, logic puzzles and math and trivia are indeed Int - but context clues are Wis checks. Int might tell you that a computer's password is eight characters with upper and lower case letters, numbers, and at least one special character. Wis notices the Post-it with "For God so loved the world..." on it and tries "John3:16". Int knows that if the doorman at the speakeasy wants to know what spices you like on your food, there's a whole list of dozens to choose from. Wis knows that the password has to be something simple enough for drunks to remember, and regardless of whether you get it right or not, he still won't let you in if he thinks you look like a cop. Int can read the riddle in Goblin. Wis knows that if someone is writing in the Goblin language, they likely see a goblinoid when they look in the mirror. Int likely has no idea why Gina is crying right now. | ||||
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