[Spoilers C4E19] My one concern about the Schemers table compared to the others

Of the three tables, as someone who absolutely loves a good political intrigue plotline, the Schemers table is almost tailor-made for someone like me. There's just one catch that concerns me: The very nature of this kind of plot means that the party will be in different places having different conversations, as this episode demonstrated. They don't want to present a united front, after all. In theory, nothing wrong with that, and it gives each character a fantastic chance to shine and play their own angles in their own ways.

However, that does mean there's not likely to be as much party interaction. That means a lot of downtime for the players who aren't in a given scene, and it means they don't get to bounce their characters off one another as often. Normally I'd say it's too early to tell, but the very nature of this table is that they have their own jobs to do and angles to work. There's going to be a lot to love in the political/spy drama kind of way, it's just kind of a shame they seemingly won't get to bounce off one another in-character as a group as much as the other tables do.