Quick Thinking

You are an extraordinarily quick thinker. You react fast in combat, think fast interacting with others and your intellect rarely fails you. It just comes natural to you, like breathing really. You find you arrive at solutions to problems long before anyone else, but you still let them figure it out on their own, they need to think they can contribute after all. You don't really need their approval, they'll see, in the long run who was calling the shots. And of course, it doesn't hurt that you're such a cutie either. It is actually really hard to this extraordinary.

This innate trait has become a practiced skill, and you can call on this skill at various times in extraordinary ways.

• You have 3 Quick Thinking dice (d4) which you use to power the following.
• You may choose to spend one of your QT dice after initiative order is determined. Roll a d4 and add that many Reaction Points.
• After your first reaction, you may take a reaction at any time during this combat and spend a Reaction Point, given the prerequisites for the reaction trigger are met.
• You may use a reaction point during combat to use the Help option at any time. What would they do without you, seriously? 
• Reaction points are lost when combat ends.
• Your quick wit allows you to talk your way out of tight social scenarios and walk back those pesky social faux pas'. Who made up these silly rules anyway? You may spend a QT die to add to a charisma check, insight or perception check made while interacting with other characters. The die must be spent before the DM states the outcome of the roll.
• You may spend a QT die when you critically fail an intelligence check, turning failures into very minor successes, quickly adverting disaster. (DM discretion). Contingencies plans, never leave home without them.
• To refresh your dice: During a long rest, you must spend an hour or two internally gloating to yourself about how extraordinarily perfect you really are.