I should probably point something out.  But, beforehand, let me note that this is purely my opinion/position and is not meant to represent Nikita's at all, though I'm sure she probably agrees with it:<br/><br/>Please don't assume that a character will get away with something (or anything) just beacuse (s)he is a PC.  If a character does something stupid (like for instance, telling a Master that (s)he has been accessing information (s)he supposedly can't), bad things<em>will</em>happen to the character, eventually.  How "eventually" depends on the character and when - not if - (s)he gets caught.  While I prefer to refrain from character death if at all possible, especially in freeform games, and definitely prefer to refrain from expulsion in a game like this one, those can and will potentially be used - though only after long consideration and discussion between myself and Nikita.<br/><br/>All actions IC can and probably will have consquences.<br/><br/>There's the warning.  Now no one has any cause to say "but I didn't know".  :)<br/>________________________________________________________________<br/><br/>On a related note, and this is one that Nikita and I have discussed:<br/><br/>No character is all-powerful.  This is especially true of non-Masters.  If there's any doubt about the limitation of a given Force power, etc., ask us and we'll decide/tell you.  A good rule of thumb, though, is that with few exceptions, Force powers are limited to line of sight for range - e.g. Bob Jedi can't use Telekinesis on a starship halfway around the world - and Force sensory powers (unless enhanced by Enhance Ability) are likely limited to the normal Human range as far as distance.<br/><br/>Another good rule of thumb is this: if neither Yoda nor Palpatine couldn't do it, no student can.  Recall that even at his height, the least vague Yoda or Palpatine, could ever get is "There's a disturbance in the Force", possibly localized to a planet, though not much narrower than that, with Force Sense.