\subsection{Perception}
Perception represents the ability of a character to notice things in their environment. It determines how well a character can see, hear, and smell. It also determines how well a character can notice things that are out of place, or hidden.
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\paragraph{Perception score} The following gives a general idea of levels of perception.

\begin{itemize}[label={}]
  \item \pipline{1}{Unobservant}
  \item \pipline{2}{Average perception}
  \item \pipline{3}{Eagle eyed}
  \item \pipline{4}{Exceptionally perceptive}
  \item \pipline{5}{Nearly impossible to sneak up on}
\end{itemize}

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\paragraph{Feats of Perception}
Given a perception score, characters can casually perform various feats of perception without a check.
\begin{itemize}[label={}]
  \item \pipline{1}{Notice a person standing in front of them}
  \item \pipline{2}{Spot a hidden object in plain sight}
  \item \pipline{3}{Spot a hidden object in a cluttered room}
  \item \pipline{4}{Notice something out of place in a room}
  \item \pipline{5}{Notice a minor detail in a room}
\end{itemize}
