As long as your right eye is uncovered and you are conscious, you perceive the emotional state of all creatures within 30 feet that you can see as a vibrant aura of colors. The intensity and hue of these colors shift with the creature's changing emotions.
- The DM determines the general color associations, but here are some examples:
- Red: Anger, rage, intense hostility.
- Blue: Sadness, despair, melancholy.
- Green: Envy, fear, anxiety.
- Yellow: Joy, excitement, elation.
- Purple: Calm, contentment, serenity.
- Grey: Apathy, emotional numbness.
- Orange: Courage, determination.
- Pink: Love, affection.
The DM also determines the intensity of the colors. A faint color represents a fleeting emotion, while a bright, saturated color indicates a powerful one.
- Emotional Insight (Passive): You gain advantage on Insight checks made against creatures whose emotions you can perceive with your Soul-Sight. This advantage reflects your heightened ability to read their true feelings and intentions.
- Vulnerability to Emotion (Passive): When an enemy is displaying an overwhelming emotion (The DM determines when an emotion is overwhelming), that you can see with Soul sight, you gain a +2 bonus to attack rolls against that creature.
- Unsettling Presence: Your constant perception of emotions can be unsettling to others. Creatures that are aware of your Soul-Sight ability and are within 30 feet of you have disadvantage on Charisma (Persuasion) checks made against you.
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