AstralLein
I think we should have set limits on player knowledge. For example, I was roleplaying based on the fact that Deus didn't reveal his Sith apprentice, and she herself had been using disguise up until now, but Silverdawn's mighty spies already know who she is and what she can do. Or Ardas... before that, Reven, as I recall, positioned him as a secret trump card in Carnea's hands. Like, no one knows she has a personal demigod (in terms of power level). Anella's artifact goes the same way. Where does such awareness come from? Even one famous Knight, who himself gave away the mirror, hadn't heard anything about it. I mean, we know that, but there's no information that the conflict was Carnea's doing or who Karnarez killed this turn.
And no, this isn't a complaint against Ples... the task practically pushed for a detailed analysis, it's just that the result was a harsh unveiling of secrets, even though Silverdawn has no espionage bonuses.
P.S. but at the same time, Alaria is considered Noxis and Oconbrus's spouse, heh-heh)