Different people see the world differently.

I grew up around blue collar tradesmen. Most of my family, direct and extended relations, are blue collar people. A plumber looks at a toilet differently than you do. A friend’s dad was a linesman for the electric company. We’d be driving along and he would point out a transformer on a pole and tell a story about when his crew put it up in the middle of a blizzard. I wouldn’t even see it until he mentioned it.

When I describe a situation, I give different descriptions to different characters because they will see different things based on their skill set and world view.

The party comes across a camp that was recently wiped out by a large party of goblins.

The ranger will notice that the camp was set by a group skilled in woodcraft. They placed the tents where the weather…