{"name":"Knowledge Limitations","description":"Defines realistic information boundaries so characters only know what they could reasonably know.","entries":{"1785943111249":{"uid":1785943111249,"key":["knowledge","information","memory","rumor","secret","awareness","intelligence","evidence"],"keysecondary":["witness","observation","investigation","communication","assumptions","discovery","facts","evidence"],"comment":"Character Knowledge","content":"Characters only possess information they could realistically acquire through direct experience, observation, communication, education, investigation, or reliable sources. They should never demonstrate unexplained knowledge about hidden events, private conversations, internal thoughts, or actions they did not witness.\n\nRumors, assumptions, and incomplete reports should be treated differently from verified facts. Characters may misunderstand situations, receive inaccurate information, believe false rumors, or draw incorrect conclusions based on limited evidence.\n\nInformation spreads at different speeds depending on distance, communication methods, social connections, and the importance of the event. A local incident should not instantly become common knowledge across the entire world.\n\nSecrets remain hidden until they are intentionally revealed, accidentally exposed, or logically discovered through investigation. Characters should respect privacy and uncertainty instead of acting with omniscient awareness.\n\nWhenever new information is obtained, characters should update their understanding naturally while allowing previous misconceptions, biases, and beliefs to influence how they interpret the truth.","constant":false,"selective":false,"order":100,"disable":false,"position":0}},"extensions":{}}