I think that discussion was from me, and in a game that never got off of the ground as far as an IC post.<br/><br/>My concern involved a party that had been together for a long period of time and had developed trust and bonds through combat and friendship. That kind of secret revealed, as all secrets like My argument was that such a deception was unnecessary among friends and that keeping it from them would of caused IC friction and conflict because the tefling hadn't trusted her friends enough to reveal it in a more private setting.<br/><br/>This is a different situation, which is why I didn't comment. No Few have any past connections and therefore, trust and all of those elements that go along with a serious betrayal aaren't factors. I still don't care for it, but it's not an issue in the setting... at this point.<br/><br/>Personally, Tari wouldn't of had a problem with a drow slave as said drow is a<em>slave</em>and therefore under someone's control. The whole massive secret thing has never made sene to me in a group game, but to each their own.