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Conan has the ability to perform Sherlock scans on complete strangers. This means he can take tiny clues in your characters appearance and use deductive logic to figure out things like their hobbies, what they do for a living and where they've traveled recently. Of course Conan will only be able to interpret things that he knows about from his world.

Is Conan allowed to use a Sherlock Scan on your character?
What observations would he be able to make? Does your character have calluses from a hobby or a particular accent?
What would he be allowed to deduce about your character from observations?

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godkingoftrickery

Loki is a shapeshifter so this may manifest in amusing ways, feel free to PM me about it if he's not in one of his usual looks.

Yes, permission granted! Loki has a regal accent and speaks very articulately in a way that comes naturally, suggesting royalty or at least coming from a very wealthy upbringing. Perfect posture backs this up. He's always notably observing other people, staring or listening in on conversations, spending too much time peering at his environment, I'm sure someone similarly nosy would definitely spot this. Everything about Loki is deliberate, clothes, mannerisms and tone of voice seem designed to hit specific marks even when played casually. And he definitely caters his behaviors to individuals based on their tastes.

A lot of his hobbies aren't overly hidden, nor are his work preferences, which are both a greedy jumble of things ngl. And he travels too many places. Busy busy busy.

You're welcome to think Loki has agendas and plans for things, though not to assume they're Evil TM at a glance unless you can justify that.

Edited Date: 2018-05-16 05:13 am (UTC)

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spoilsfun

Thanks! That will help a lot in writing tags.

No worries! Conan is the kind of detective that never makes accusations without evidence to back it up. So unless he has actual hard proof of evil doings (or thinks he has enough to manipulate the criminal of the week into a confession in front of multiple police officers), he's more likely to be just be suspicious and keep investigating without saying anything.