Underlight | City of Dreams

With the influx and new dreamers, I find myself often asking "What's your focus"? The question is right in line with, "What's your sphere"? Although it is polite to ask rather than evoke Judgement, I believe that the art of Judgement should also tell us the focus of the dreamer. I don't have a lengthy explanation, but it just seems fitting of the art.
Any thoughts?

You can see an Unsphered Character's focus by right clicking on their avatar. May be worth changing that to under 3rd sphere?

Orbit would help too...especially for teachers to ensure a student is truly ready for the quest they seek.

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You can already get Sphere. Orbit would be pointless except as maybe a high plateau addition to the art.

Maybe a combination of judgement and ID Curse into one art might be nice?

Not saying, just saying...

what i'd love to see , is the ability for teachers to use the art of judgement to see what arts / plats / if sphereable .. on a dreamer

I personally don't believe that showing any other individual too many details about oneself a good idea. Many factors of UL run on trust, or maybe just benefit of the doubt.
If a student comes to you for a plat 60, and his art is only at 55, it would be almost 'micro-managing' that dreamer to continue improving his arts.
Why? Because he has to max it out before he returns to you anyways. Further, it would be a waste of time. I know that I have requested plat quests before my art was maxxed because the quest itself is going to take TIME. Within that time it's my duty to manage both the quest and my art's improvement.

Orbits, art levels and such things I believe should remain private. Trust each other hehe

my own experience.. I remember standing infront of a teacher pondering a task.. and going through vairous arts listing them to figure out what they can plat, telling them what I can get platted or learn.. trying to match up and decide. if it was single evoke .. and they knew .. then just conversation of what for instance i'd like to learn and they can teach.

Yeah, I see what you mean. However, in all of that time you spent figuring it out with that teacher, there's a lot of conversation to be had, things to learn, and getting to know each other further.