You get to spend one wager...that is, you get to state one thing that you know about the situation.<br/><br/>Here is what you already know--these things cannot be contradicted.  They're set.<br/>• Shara is throwing a party.<br/>• She’s Blooded of the Fox, but her mother was a Wolf.<br/>• Your Count/Countess wants Shara as a vassal.<br/><br/>But!  You may now state something else about the situation that will be true henceforth.  Just one thing, mind you.  No conjunctions.   :-)<br/><br/>Reno, it might very well be bad form to do so, unless such a declaration would make the game more interesting and entertaining for everybody.  If you DO make such a declaration, it would be proper form for someone else to build on it by stating such a complication...<br/>