You see everything about your own house. About everyone else you see only a few public facts, unless your state has spied on them.
| Information | Your house | Any other house |
|---|---|---|
| Name, address, race | Yes | Yes |
| Land | Yes | Yes |
| Renown, might (one number for troops, mounts, characters and science) | Yes | Yes |
| Whether it is under protection | Yes | Yes |
| Land, buildings, buildings under way | Yes | Survey the Estate |
| Troops at home, away, in training; medics, horses, chariots; generals; armies on the road | Yes | Read the Muster Roll |
| Gold, food, materials, open market orders | Yes | Read the Ledgers |
| Books per science, scientists, academics | Yes | Copy the Archives |
| Its own news, last 24 ticks | Yes | Intercept Couriers |
| Personality, peasants, incoming land, adepts; also troops, generals, buildings, gold, food, materials and academics | Yes | Full Dossier |
| Land, peasants, gold, food, troops at home | Yes | Scrying Pool |
| Rites and hexes in force on it | Yes | Read the Omens |
| Armies on the road, and whose land they carry | Yes | Watch the Roads |
The first six intel sources are thieves' operations; the last three are divinations (rites).
Your news
Your house keeps a news feed that only you see. There is no public news; wars, rankings and the Hall of Deeds are public instead.
| What happened to you | Your news says | Names who did it? |
|---|---|---|
| Attacked | Whether they won, land and troops lost, what was taken | Yes, unless they cast Veil |
| Theft or sabotage worked | What happened and what was taken (and, with False Flag, the state framed) | No |
| Intel operation worked | Nothing | – |
| Any operation failed | How many thieves were caught, and which operation | Yes |
| Hexed | Which hex, what it took, how long it lasts, and whether it was reflected | No |
| Divined | Nothing | – |
| A hex or divination failed | That you resisted it | Yes |
| Troops deserted over unpaid wages | How much gold you were short, and how many of each troop left | – |
| A character is courted | Every house in your state hears that it is wavering, and what reassuring it costs | No; if it goes to auction, the courter has first refusal |
Your news also says when explored land arrives, troops finish training and your army comes home.
Your state's reports
Every successful intel operation or divination by anyone in your state is shared with the whole state. Thefts, sabotage and hexes make no report. Tools read them at GET /reports (see API): each has a kind of survey, muster, ledgers, archives, couriers, dossier, scrying, omens or roads.
After a battle
An attacker learns its own offense, whether it won, the land taken and both sides' losses. It never learns the defender's defense.