Your ability works only when pursuing a specific class of related tasks or activities (e.g., athletics, combat, investigation, or social interaction), or in a specific area of daily life (e.g., job, personal health, or romance). The GM has the final say, and can make the categories as broad or as narrow as he wishes.
Aspected is meant for Intuition, Serendipity, and advantages that directly alter your odds of success at tasks (Luck, Super Luck, Visualization, etc.). The GM may allow it on other traits. Certain “aspects” aren’t useful even on normally permitted abilities, though; for instance, Visualization is so slow that Aspected, Combat would make it worthless.

　The following new limitation is appropriate for a socially focused game.

Aspected
　Your ability works only when pursuing a specific class of related tasks or activities. An ability with wide-ranging applica- tions, like Common Sense or Serendipity, can be given Aspected, Social Interaction. For example, Common Sense (Aspected, Social Interaction, -20%) [8] gives you an IQ roll to catch yourself if you say something horribly inappropriate.
　An advantage already confined to social interaction, like Charisma, can be further narrowed so that its benefits apply to only one range of activities (e.g., athletics, combat, or manage- ment) or one facet of daily life (e.g., romance or work). For example, Charisma 1 (Aspected, Management, -20%) [4] gives +1 on reaction rolls from people you hire or supervise, includ- ing loyalty rolls. You also have +1 to Leadership to coordinate a work team, and to Influence rolls against your subordinates.