Still unreleased. Answering the three blockers.
The worksheet and play sheet never rendered the new field, and stripping
the prose meant they said nothing at all — the two surfaces the whole
two-surface design is about. All five renderers now go through one helper,
core/roster.mjs, which also recovers the warning for delve files generated
before the field existed and refuses to add a line the prose already
carries. Measured across four themes: 40 of 40 delves carrying a roster now
warn on worksheet, play sheet and markdown alike.
Twenty-three was the wrong set. The spelling was never the semantics:
barrow's nightmare Wraith, cave's nightmare Troll and forest's battle Troll
carry the same non-discoverable restriction without the word ONLY. Marked,
so 26. I audited all 64 rosters rather than trusting the count — the ones
left unmarked are discoverable by trying (an Ogre with 12 Grit, mooks that
keep coming until the necromancer stops), and damage works on all of them.
commit() was unprotected, so a failed settings write threw out of stageArea
with the scene already real. It is caught now and says plainly that a retry
will raise the area twice. enter() also has a single-flight guard: it is
bound to a button, it awaits the Forge for seconds, and two overlapping
calls both read the same index.
Also: packById checks the geometry is one VANITY can build rather than just
truthy; foeSection is exported and the suite holds the two renderers to
agreement on all four kinds; and the module README and the seams warning
said 0.10.5 where everything else says 0.10.4.
41 core tests, 54 adapter tests.
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The brief was a tool in Foundry that generates everything on a click and injects
it as a new dungeon. Previously the module could only stage a delve authored at
the desk, and the only way in was a console command — an API with a button glued
on, which is why it looked like nothing was there.
The ⛏ button now opens a form (theme, areas, depth, heroes, deadliness, density,
greed, clock, ending, seed, and whether to build maps and roll encounters), and
Raise the dungeon builds the lot in about five seconds:
• a folder per document type, named for the dungeon
• one scene per area, walls and lighting placed, via the VANITY Forge
• encounter actors, foldered rather than scattered across the world
• a JournalEntry — GM truth, a page per area, the ending — which is the
adventure, and is written to be read cold
The journal is the deliverable. Scenes without it are a pile of maps.
Generating is cheap, so removing had to be. Every document DELVE creates is
stamped with a dungeonId, and a 🗑 button lists what it built and deletes one
dungeon entirely — confirming with exact counts first, and never deleting the
scene the GM is standing in. Colour is not an identifier: it is a Color object,
and a GM may recolour a folder.
Verified live: two dungeons raised from the form and the API, then one removed
cleanly at -3 scenes, -10 actors, -1 journal, -3 folders with nothing else
touched.
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