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502. Information

502.1. Cards have a level of privacy as specified in CR 128 Privacy. These apply to levels of information accessible to the players as well.
502.2. In addition to these levels of information, some information is derived.
502.3. Like cards, other relevant information about the game state can be public, derived, private, or secret.
502.4. The additional relevant public information includes:
502.5. The additional relevant derived information includes:
502.6. Players must acknowledge changes to public information that result from their cards and effects as those effects would have an observable impact on the game. See 506.3.e. for examples of observable impact.
502.7. Players must answer honestly any questions regarding public information.
502.8. Players must not represent public or derived information incorrectly.
502.9. Players must point out discrepancies between announced and recorded public information.
502.10. Judges are encouraged to help players determine public information, but not derived information.
502.11. Players are not required to share private information, and may bluff in regards to their private information.
502.12. In 2v2, teammates may share Private information, including directly showing each other the cards in their hand as defined by 484.8.e. in the Core Rules.
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