For all you people who study the deep lore of CHIM, the Godhead and amaranth how often do your characters interact with this kind of lore during a Role play?

Never, more fun that way.

None really. I tend to RP more...grounded characters (As grounded as a loony Listener who's destined to become Sheogorath can be at least) and generally keep the more esoteric material off to the side. Closest I got was my Archmage in Skyrim after the whole thing with the Eye and Septimus, but he was never completely clued in to that stuff.

Would the console be considered CHIM, in your opinion? Or simply the PC's awareness that things aren't what they seem, as in reverting to old quicksaves. COC " bleh" is about all I've used since Oblivion, due primarily to the absence of mysticism. On occasion, I'll add items, too. Although, I'm sure that could count as conjuration.

The console could be considered CHIM, in my opinion. I only load earlier saves if I die, and I consider it to be fast-forwarding to the point in the next kalpa where events become different, not CHIM.

I've actually considered playing a character who has CHIM, but is also insane. That way, I can use a climate overhaul mod like Tropical Skyrim, and explain why everyone else thinks it's still a frozen wasteland. If the character were just insane, he'd still freeze, but with CHIM, his hallucinations would be reality, but, being a product of insanity, would only be reality for him.

Nope! No CHIM rp with me!

But I will admit this is very interesting!