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A fumbled relief attempt puts a point on
Trying to steady somebody and making it worse is the most familiar thing on that list, and until now it was the only outcome that cost nothing. Done as a NEGATIVE relief rather than a second code path: panicReliefFor returns -1 on a fumble, and easePanic already subtracts what it is given, so subtracting a negative raises the track. One number, one direction, no branch that could drift from the other. The clamp still holds — fumbling at 5 stays at 5. The chat card had to be told, because otherwise it prints the word "Psychology" over a number that has just gone UP and the table reads that as a bug rather than as the rule. It now leads with a red FUMBLED tag. Guarded three ways: a spot-check in check-rules for the -1 itself, and two behaviour tests — one that the sign survives easePanic's subtraction and actually raises the track, one that it cannot push past the top. A test on the constant alone would have passed even if easePanic had healed on a fumble. Verified live: 2 → fumble → 3 → success → 2 → special → 0, and a fumble at 5 staying at 5, with the cards reading correctly. Version 1.1.2. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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Add Occult, Religion and Psychology, and the Panic track
From the first game's list. The three skills are not decoration — they are the
levers on the new track, which is why they arrived together.
PANIC, 0 to 5, up. It is the other half of Coherence and the rules page says so
in the first line, because a table that confuses them will make the wrong call
at the worst moment:
Coherence what knowing has cost you weeks 10-0, down
Panic what is happening to you NOW minutes 0-5, up
A trigger gives a point with NO ROLL. Asking for a die to find out whether you
are frightened slows the scene and tells the player how to feel; the die is for
getting rid of it, which is the interesting direction.
0 steady · 1 rattled · 2 shaken -5% · 3 losing it -10%
4 overwhelmed -20% · 5 broken
The first point is free on purpose, so the opening shock of a scene costs the
table nothing. At 5 you break — freeze, flee or fixate, choose fast — and come
back at 3, not at 0, because breaking is not a rest.
Relief is where the skills come in. A success takes one point, a special takes
two. Psychology is the only thing that steadies somebody who is NOT you.
Religion steadies you alone and does not care whether you are right. Occult is
the odd one: naming a thing correctly, out loud, helps everybody who can hear —
the department's actual work, and the only relief that reaches a room. Plus
POW×5 to steady yourself, and your anchor object once per case, which is what
that briefing scene was for.
The three skills are placed in six registers rather than left floating: Occult
to the professor and to Registry, Psychology to the doctor and to Interview,
Religion to Antiquities and Pathology.
Guards, because a track nothing reads is this project's oldest failure: the five
new rules carry spot-checks in check-rules, and check-behaviour gains nine tests
— the free first point, monotonic penalties, only 5 breaking, clamping at both
ends, breaking not clearing the track, special taking two, every band/trigger/
relief having a label, and every relief naming a skill the catalogue actually
has.
Verified in a live game: penalty reaches the roll (58 → 58 → 53 → 48 → 38 for
panic 0-4, criticals and specials recomputed with it), the full arc runs 0 → 2 →
4 → eased to 2 → pushed to 5 → breaks → 3 with no errors, the sheet shows the
band, and the rules journal has a Panic page generated from the same tables.
Version 1.1.0.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Turn the custom Dice So Nice skins off
Registering them with "preferred" made them the default for everybody in the world, which overrides whatever dice a player had already chosen — the system helping itself to a setting that belongs to the user. Off at the author's request. One named constant rather than a settings API: this codebase registers no game settings at all, and adding that surface, its lang keys and its UI to switch one feature off is more machinery than the job needs. Flip RB_DICE_ENABLED to true and everything below it still works. The textures in dice/ and the generator behind `npm run dice` are left alone. Nothing reads them while this is false, and deleting work in order to turn a feature off is a poor trade. Verified in a running Foundry with Dice So Nice active: "custodians" is no longer among the registered systems, and preferredSystem has gone back to "standard" rather than ours. Version 1.0.6. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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Fix every NPC sheet, which has never opened
npc-sheet.hbs line 43 read
{{#if (lookup ../skillsByCategory key).length}}
and Handlebars cannot read a property off a subexpression. That is a PARSE
error, so the template never compiled, so every NPC sheet in the system threw
on click — Natives & Threats, the starter's enemy roster, and the whole LAST
ADMISSION cast. #if already treats an empty array as falsy, so the .length was
never doing anything in the first place.
It was invisible to all four existing guards, and the reason is worth writing
down: check-rules reads .mjs, check-behaviour says in its own header that it
cannot reach sheets, and every play-through in this project has driven the
system through its API rather than by clicking. Nobody had ever opened an NPC
sheet, including me, in any of the sessions that "played through" scenarios
full of NPCs.
So: check-templates.mjs, a fifth guard, compiling every .hbs in about a tenth
of a second, wired into the build ahead of check-behaviour. It also names the
specific shape — a property read off a subexpression — because the raw parse
error says only where. Verified it bites by reintroducing the bug. Handlebars
is a devDependency now.
Opening the sheet then showed a second thing nobody had seen: the NPC skill
rows carry four children and were using the character sheet's seven-column
grid, so the name landed in a 13px column and the whole list overlapped
itself. The NPC row now has its own four-column template.
Verified by opening all six LAST ADMISSION cast sheets with an error hook
attached: six rendered, no errors, and Old Marrow reads HP 20/20, major wound
10, armour 2, Brawl 60%, Melee Weapon (Polearm) 60%.
Version 1.0.1.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Tidy the compendium, and release 1.0.0
Three things were untidy, and one of them was a stale declaration of exactly the
kind this project keeps producing.
- packFolders named ten packs of seventeen. Talents, the Quiet Arts, the
primer, the rules and all three scenarios were sitting loose in the sidebar
because the declaration was written when there were ten packs and never
revisited. It now covers all seventeen in four subfolders under one parent
— Scenarios, Characters, Equipment, Rules & reference — and the build
asserts the folder list and the pack list are the same set, so it cannot
drift again.
- Labels were off-pattern in three places ("Transport", and the two prologues
reading "Custodians: Prologue — X"). Everything is "The Custodians · X".
- Thirty-six pregens in one flat list. The pack now carries three compendium
folders — Duty roster (16), Before the department (16), Original pregens
(4) — and every actor is filed. Nothing unfiled.
Worth knowing, and verified against Foundry's own source rather than guessed:
packFolders only assigns a pack that has NO existing entry in the world's
core.compendiumConfiguration, and the routine only runs when the set of active
packs changes. So a world that already has this system installed keeps whatever
layout it had; the new one applies to a new world. The local world was brought
into line by writing the configuration directly.
Version 1.0.0.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Playtest LAST ADMISSION: five fixes, one new guard
Played it through in Foundry with the six on their civilian sheets. Five
defects, all of the house's favourite kind — a number written down that nothing
reads.
1. Pollard and Agyeman were armed and armoured as CIVILIANS. The police trade
kit carries a revolver and a stab vest, which is right for a serving
officer and wrong for a British civilian, and it ended the scenario's only
fight in a single round. expandFromRegister's civilian mode now strips
firearms and body armour from trade kit as well as induction and standing
issue, and the build throws if one gets through. Wren Finch keeps her
knife — a knife is not an issued weapon.
2. Old Marrow's shears were a utility knife. The page said 1d8+1; the actor
in the pack held 1d4+2, so a GM running off the token had a different
fight from the one written down. He now carries a billhook — an actual
garden tool that is already in the catalogue — and the page says 1d8+2,
which is what a billhook does.
3. He was too soft to be the fight the scenario promises. At the original
numbers he died in an average of 2.4 rounds and in 6 runs of 20 he was
dead before he ever swung. Retuned over thirty runs to HP 20, armour 2:
about four and a half rounds, somebody hurt in 28 of 30, somebody dropped
in 9 of 30. The verification run took four rounds and left Pollard on
eight hit points.
4. Two stat lines disagreed with the generated sheets — Marrow 16 against 15,
Enderby 13 against 12.
5. Two rolls had no failure written: the body, and Sammy's ankle pull. The
body is now marked "no roll" outright, because there is no better answer
to buy. The pull has a fumble result.
New guard: check-behaviour parses the scenario's own fight line out of the page
HTML and compares it to the actor the build will generate — hit points against
hitPoints(CON,SIZ), armour against naturalArmour, and shear damage against the
catalogue entry for whatever he is actually holding. Verified it bites by
reverting the damage to 1d8+1.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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d9bce12c27 |
Replace the starter with BLACK PLATFORM, and make the dialogs ask questions
The starter is now an action case: a train running through a station whose rails were lifted in 1976, two engineers aboard, eleven minutes until it returns. Descend, take the platform, board, rescue, fight forward along a moving train, stop it. Simpler than PAPER WINDOW on purpose — one clue scene, no social subsystem — which also means it cannot reproduce R-248, because there are no groups or standings to leave unwired. Every agent can fight, deliberately: floors of firearm 42%, melee 40%, Brawl 40%, Dodge 40% so nobody is a spectator on their first evening. Floors only RAISE, so a posting already better stays better — Callum's shield lands at 53, not the floor's 45. The builder now handles combat floors, extra weapons issued for a case, and a scenario with NO Borrowed Authority at all; the last was assumed to exist and would have thrown. Two new tests: every floor names a real skill, and every agent clears the fighting floors the handout promises. Sixty-two dialog strings reworded. They were naming mechanics at people: "Situational modifier %" is now "Anything else helping or hurting? (%)", "Target cover" is "Is the target behind anything?", "Difficult (÷2)" is "Difficult — half your skill". Labels ask the question; hints say what it does to the number; notifications say what to do next rather than what went wrong. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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Play PAPER WINDOW with the shipped pregens; fix four silent defects
Ran the starter end to end. It closed, and it found four defects in what I shipped an hour earlier — all in the scenario data, all silent. R-247: the Borrowed Authority did not work. I wrote scope "operate", which is not one of the five scope tiers; an unrecognised scope ranks 0 and every action came back "impossible" with no error. The first scene of the starter is the Borrowed Authority tutorial. Fixed, guarded in check-kits, and covered by a test that documents the failure mode. R-248: the contact subsystem was unreachable in the scenario built around it. The case file carried a standing for the Returned Clerks and no GROUP ITEM; resolveContact returns null without one, so READ, SIGNAL and OFFER did nothing. Groups are data now, and a test asserts every standing on a shipped case file has a group behind it. R-249: legs wrote `kindId` where resolveLegDialog reads `leg.kind`. It worked only because the terrain text happens to begin with "Extraction". Not a defect: phase four went Difficult because Resources hit 0 and destitution makes every remaining phase Difficult. Best beat in the session. All four phases failed and the case still closed — Containment 8 to 2, Resources 8 to 0 — which is what the scenario is built to survive. Two of six closing requirements succeeded and the settlement still completed. The Cancellation Man opened with a critical against a raised riot shield and went through 10 points of armour, teaching the shield and graded-defence lessons in one roll. Also documented: nobody on the starter team can aim the return, because only the Anchor Officer trains Transposition. The extraction page now says to narrate it rather than roll six dice that will all fail. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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Add PAPER WINDOW as the starter scenario Adventure
The six-player introductory case ships as a Foundry Adventure in a new `starter` pack, because a scenario that arrives as nine loose documents a GM has to assemble is a scenario that gets read rather than run. One import brings in: the GM scenario in twelve pages; the seven player handouts as their own journal at OBSERVER ownership so they can be revealed one at a time without the GM editing permissions first, while the GM text stays hidden; the six pregens built through the same buildActor path the shipped pregens use, so they arrive with full skill lists, kit, hit points and linked tokens; the cast, including the Cancellation Man; the Borrowed Authority as a real credential with scope, Trust 2 and its three red flags; and the case file already at Containment 8 / Resources 8 / Clearance 6 with its four phases loaded at the stated difficulties and modifiers. Pregen ratings are fixed at mid-band rather than rolled — a pregen that varies between installs is not a pregen. The expansion from posting or trade into a sheet reuses the register and the induction rule rather than restating them, so the starter cannot drift from the generator. Verified by importing it: no errors, the roster resolves through stable keys, handouts arrive player-visible, Nia has the team's highest Tradecraft as the text requires, Callum's shield is slung so raising it is still a decision, the three probationers show the trade/induction split, and phase one runs out of the box. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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Shields: armour you raise, and the only armour you can defend with
A shield is the one piece of armour you hold, and it protects you exactly as much as you are currently holding it up. Raised, its points apply to what it covers and it can parry on a new Shield skill. Lowered, it is weight. The price of keeping it up is that it occupies a hand and you are shooting around it: -20% to your own ranged attacks, printed on the card like everything else. Only one shield goes up at a time. Seven of them, 2-point buckler to 6-point ballistic shield; the pavise and barrier plate cover legs too because they are walls you carry. `degradation` finally does something — it has been on every armour item since the packs were first built and was read by nothing. A blow costs the shield a point of wear for every step it stood above an ordinary success, so an ordinary hit costs nothing, a special 1 and a critical 2. At its limit it comes apart, drops, and will not be raised again. Two defects found by driving the real functions rather than reading the diff, both introduced by this change: - Every shield defence quietly rolled DODGE. "shield" passed through defenceTypeAllowed unchanged, so neither parry branch matched and it fell through. Invisible in the card; it showed up as eight rolls at a supposed 85% returning six failures. Taking a blow on the shield IS a parry, so it is now a flag on a parry rather than a defence type of its own. - The wear rule was unreachable: it fired only on a clean stop, but under graded defences only a critical fully stops a critical, so a shield would never have taken a scratch. Wear is for what the shield ABSORBED — dragging a critical down to a special is exactly when shields splinter. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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Armour covers what it covers, and Coherence moves to the vitals
Asking for the type of armour per location turned out not to be a display request. Every equipped piece added its points to EVERY location, so a Brodie helmet protected your shins and a cuirass protected your skull — with a catalogue containing sallets, lobster-tail helmets and three cuirasses, that could not be printed without the sheet saying something visibly false. Armour now declares coverage as a named set rather than a list of locations, because a piece has to fit whatever body wears it: all, torso, torsoArms, torsoLimbs, head. The sets expand to location KINDS, so a cuirass covers a baseline torso and a vesh trunk and ridge without either knowing the other exists. Unstated coverage is `all`, so anything that does not declare behaves as everything did before. Eighteen of the twenty-five catalogue pieces are not whole-body and now say so. The trap was double counting: hitLocationRoll subtracted the global worn total PLUS the body's own armour at that location, which was right while armour was global and becomes a double count the moment a location knows its own pieces. It reads the location's total and nothing else, verified by firing fourteen hits of 10 damage across every location and asserting damage applied == 10 - that location's armour. A single ARMOUR number no longer exists, so the header shows the torso with "0-8 by location" beside it when the rest of you is not that. This is a real difficulty change: limbs are frequently bare and limbs are 12 of 20 on the melee table. Coherence moves out of the derived strip into the vitals at hit-point size, with its band under it and the box reddening as it falls. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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Reorder the combat tab, and make weapons readyable
There was no way to ready a weapon. The strip under the characteristics reads `equipped`, and the only toggle-equipped control on the sheet was on the ARMOUR list — a weapon could only be readied by opening its item sheet and finding the tickbox there. The weapons table now carries the same toggle, the row is tinted when readied, and a line above the table says what the control does. The tab runs in the order it is used: weapons, armour, defend, reaction, body last. Weapons lead with 40px art and a display-face name, having previously sat below two screens of anatomy and reaction arithmetic. The figure is a partial, drawn in three places — header thumbnail, combat tab, anatomy tab. Three inline copies would have been the template-layer version of the defect check-rules exists to prevent: a location present in one drawing and missing from another. The header carries a 34px figure and every location with its damage and the armour over it, so "how much armour is on the part that just got hit" is answered on the main page without changing tab. Also fixed: `.ringbrp-sheet a` outranks a bare `.rb-equip`, so an unequipped toggle was painted white and read as lit — true of the armour toggle too, since it was added. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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A lamp lights the people standing in it
The goods yard fight made the case: three agents inside the same pool of light shot at -50% while the fourth, four metres away, shot at -10%. A lamp now has a reach, per item rather than global, because a weapon lamp and a vehicle searchlight are not the same offer — 4 m for cold light strips, 6 m for a weapon lamp, 10 m for the issue field lamp, 30 m for a roof searchlight. Anyone inside it is in the light and the card names whose lamp it is, so both halves of the rule travel together: the pool is one position and the whole group is standing in it. Measured from the tokens. The shot that started this — no lamp of her own, four metres from somebody else's, in pitch dark — goes from 20% to 60%, while an agent twenty-five metres out still eats the full -50%. An UNKNOWN distance is explicitly not lit: Number(null) is 0, so an unmeasured distance would otherwise have read as standing on top of the lamp and lit any scene with no tokens placed. The dialog carries a tick instead, pre-set when the canvas could measure it and the GM's answer when it could not. Note: template.json is read when Foundry loads the system, so a deployed server needs a restart and not just a pull before the migration can stamp the new field. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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Fire modes, fitted sights and lamps, and a tab rail
Selectable fire, with the modifiers on the choice Every weapon has carried a fireMode since the packs were first built and nothing read it: a musket could rip a ten-round burst and "rapid" bought a weapon nothing. FIRE_MODE now gates the burst rules and carries its own attack modifier — slow +10% and then you work for the next one, fast a second shot at -20% to both, rapid bursts, beam +5% and it can be held on the target for damage instead of hits. The gate lives in burstAttack too, so no macro can route round it. `fast` was on five catalogue weapons and was not in the system's list of modes at all, so re-saving one of them silently blanked it; the list is derived from the rule now. burstAttack shipped complete and was reachable from nothing. It is the resolution path the selector chooses, and takes the dialog's whole stack rather than charging the player twice for the same burst. Sights and lamps that apply themselves A sight is graded by range band, so a telescopic sight is a -10% liability inside ten metres and worth +20% at extreme, and it only counts if it fits. The band is already known when the modifier is wanted, so nothing is selected and nothing is forgotten. The dark costs something now; a carried lamp buys it back to dim, never to daylight, and the card says it shows them exactly where you are. A migration fits gear that predates the fields, matched on the stamped key rather than by name. The damage card The last card still wearing Foundry's stock dice styling — it posted a bare Roll and let the core template dress it. It renders through the module's own card now, with the Roll still on the message so dice stay inspectable. A rail instead of a strip Eight tabs across an 820px sheet compressed to 11px type. They run down the side now, one line each, with counts as badges; the sheet is 152px wider to pay for it. Also fixed: any weapon with a Coherence cost could not be attacked with AT ALL — the handler re-read the weapon after an await, when currentTarget is already null, and the attack died on a TypeError with nothing shown. And the duplicate-rule guard failed an honest table because FIRE_MODE and speedBands share two key names; it wants a majority now, and prints partial overlaps rather than swallowing them. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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Codex review pass: three real faults corrected
R-228: Ambidextrous was a compulsory build. 0/-20 gave a full-strength main hand AND a cheap second attack. It now buys consistency, not a free attack: -20 in both hands against -20/-40 untrained. R-229: full auto was a firing squad. Ten independent hits off one critical, each with its own damage, location and Major Wound check. Hits capped at 3/5/7, and a burst is ONE wounding event however many rounds connect. R-230: Engines deleted the pressure it existed to create. Guns +2 and Helm +1 against a vent of 3 made a fighting round heat-neutral, so Heat only mattered when the engineer failed. Venting is now 2/3/4. Also: falling halving no longer stacks (soft + controlled quartered the drop); blast has one formula floored once, so the answer no longer depends on call order. And the structural note — "giving everyone a roll is not the same as giving everyone a decision". Sensors, Damage Control and Medical now have mutually exclusive modes that bite in the engine: mark/spoof/read, patch/brace, restore/steady. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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Hazards, automatic fire, two weapons, a bestiary, and space combat
Stress test first: 150 characters across every posting, tier and species against fourteen invariants each, then the edges (characteristics at 1/3/21, every location destroyed, twelve pikes carried, hp set to -99). R-227: a destroyed head was a nap. The printed effect has always read "For anything that keeps its brain there, this is death" and the code set unconscious and stopped. destructionOutcomeFor() now says what destruction means. THE WORLD: falling (a die per 3 m, armour does not apply), drowning (CON rounds then a point a round, straight past the Major Wound threshold), fire (a condition with a size; armour helps on the round you catch and never after), explosives (one roll at the centre, shared by band, cover beats armour). AUTOMATIC FIRE: one roll, the success level says how much of the burst arrived, and the rounds are spent either way. TWO WEAPONS: -20/-40, or 0/-20 with the new Ambidextrous talent; the off hand takes the lighter weapon and nothing over 2 kg. BESTIARY: 21 entries in three families — folklore, horror, and what comes back from further along — each with characteristics, natural armour, tactics and a POWER written as a rule with a cost. SPACE: eight stations, each on a skill somebody already has, so the Physician has a chair. Range is a band; the helm moves one a round, in or out. Heat is the pressure and took two rounds of playtest tuning to stop being a countdown. 64 rules, 198 spot-checked formulas, a 12-page rulebook in reading order. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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v0.7.0 — vehicles, Borrowed Authority, and a door for the case generator
Since 0.6.1: - VEHICLES as their own Item type: crew, seats, cargo, hull, armour, range, terrain and the skill that works them, with speed as a band. 14 of them, from the pool car and the Custodian van to a sealed crawler and the carriage that is already parked outside wherever you were going to go. - STORES roughly doubled to 118 gear items across four eras — standing issue and paperwork, transport stores, and the forward stores Registry will not hand a probationary officer. Catalogue now 175 items, 231 icons. - Agents leave creation properly equipped: standing issue, the posting's kit, what seniority adds, and one personal effect that is theirs and not the department's. - All 25 postings now describe themselves in the creation dialog. - BORROWED AUTHORITY, the access subsystem. No hacking skill and nothing to break into: access is a named credential with a scope, a Trust that erodes, and red flags describing how its real owner behaves. Inside scope there is no roll. Two tiers beyond is impossible at any skill. Coherence widens a record, and pushing one past what its Trust will carry merges your file with theirs. - Defences graded by level, and damage now rolls at the level a blow landed at. - Dodge's DEX x 2 base is finally evaluated; it read 0% for most postings. - Brawl is a fallback rather than a peer of the weapon in hand. - check-lang guard: one key that was both a value and a branch silently un-localised the entire system. - The case generator is reachable from the Actor Directory, and no longer puts every character in the world on a new case. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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The Custodians v0.6.1 — full system
A Foundry VTT game system: Basic Roleplaying d100 in a drab British agency that deals with crossings, where reality keeps a record of what belongs where and can be made to get it wrong. Contents: - rules.mjs as the single authority for every rule formula, with 40 rules and 132 spot-checked values. Nothing may restate a formula it defines. - 25 postings, each with a key characteristic, trained skills, talents and its own kit; a 175-item catalogue across four eras; 231 generated icons. - Reaction Lanes initiative, re-rolled every round including the first. - Coherence, and the Quiet Arts, which only ever arrive from a crossing gone wrong. - Graded defences: only a critical stops a critical. - Borrowed Authority — access as a record rather than a hacking roll. - A case generator, and a rules journal generated from rules.mjs so the book cannot drift from the code. Built compendia are committed so a remote Foundry needs only the files. node_modules is not; `npm install` restores it for rebuilding content. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> |