Section 1.1 states that Section 2 contains the rules of the current dynasty.

Only the rule “plot twist” will be in Section 2, the “secret rule” will not be a part of section 2, and so can’t be a rule of the current dynasty by 1.1

how about:

Add a new dynastic rule “Secret Rule” with the following text:

“The effects of this rule on the gamestate/ruleset are known only to the narrator.”

You’ve also got in 1.1

“The Ruleset and Gamestate can only be altered in manners specified by the Ruleset”

You’re secret rule doesn’t specify how it alters the ruleset or gamestate.

I think this rule would be illegal.

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You’ve also got this in the glossary:

“If a new rule is created by a proposal and its location is not noted in that proposal, that new rule is to be placed in the Dynastic Rules”

The rule “secret rule” is created by this proposal and so must be put into the dynastic rules, as you have not yet specified a location for it. You can’t “put a rule” into the dynastic rules just by putting its title and saying the rest of it is somewhere else.

.  After the Monastic dynasty, I no longer trust secret rules.

Bucky: I need some way to make a secret rule because I have a mechanic that no one else can know about.

i think ovangle has the right idea yoda.

This proposal kinda sucks.

Yoda: Do you have some way of resolving a CfJ concerning the contents of the secret rule?

Ok, how about the secret rule has certain parts that are set to be revealed at a certain time, but until then the unrevealed parts have no effect.

That might be simpler as just a rule of “The Narrator may edit this rule at any time.”

Or even “The Narrator may edit this rule at time X” where time X is the time of the first edit.

Or how about encrypting the rule in some cypher, and only releasing the key at the end of the Dynasty or when a CfJ comes?

Because a cypher can be decoded if you figure out the combination.

s/k

Will work on suggestions.