# World State Summary

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- **Campaign:** Greywater Reach
- **Status:** ARCHIVED
- **Calendar:** Y01-M06 — Late summer, Year 1

## Places

| Place | Kind | Population | Condition | Visibility |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Claybank | SETTLEMENT | 153 | Grain-and-pottery settlement above an eroding river bend; a collapsed kiln blocks the safest clay path. | PLAYERS |
| Ferryend | SETTLEMENT | 67 | Lower-river ferry and net community led by Seln. | GM_ONLY |
| Ford Meadow | RESOURCE_SITE | — | A broad seasonal crossing and grazing ground that becomes usable as spring floodwater falls. | GM_ONLY |
| Greywater Reach | REGION | — | A 72 by 54 kilometer temperate watershed running from the Slateback uplands through Ford Meadow and Claybank into Longmere. | GM_ONLY |
| Greywater River | ROUTE | — | The principal watershed route linking the uplands, ford, clay terrace, ferry narrows, and lake. | GM_ONLY |
| Hazelstead | SETTLEMENT | 149 | Woodland clearing with diverse food and timber, wet ground, and a mold-threatened seed store. | PLAYERS |
| Juniper Fold | SETTLEMENT | 76 | Upland-edge goat, honey, and path-witness community led by Ava. | GM_ONLY |
| Longmere | REGION | — | A shallow, storm-exposed lake with reed margins and Whiteback spawning grounds. | GM_ONLY |
| Merehaven | SETTLEMENT | 147 | Lake-inlet community skilled in fishing, boats, reeds, and cordage; storm damage precedes the fish run. | PLAYERS |
| Northbarrow | SETTLEMENT | 88 | Ridge-foot cattle and quarry community led by Oren. | GM_ONLY |
| Ridgeford | SETTLEMENT | 151 | Stone-and-rope settlement at the principal shallow crossing; the damaged western abutment creates an urgent spring dispute. | PLAYERS |
| Rushhook | SETTLEMENT | 91 | Outlet fishing and smokehouse community led by Tovan. | GM_ONLY |
| Westwood | REGION | — | Hazel, oak, alder, wet clearings, game, and small streams west of the Greywater. | GM_ONLY |

## Non-secret facts

| Fact ID | Domain | Statement | Visibility |
|---|---|---|---|
| F-CLAYBANK-OPENING | WORLD | A kiln collapsed, injured two workers, and blocked the safest clay path while planting labor is urgently needed. | PLAYERS |
| F-CLAYBANK-RESOURCES | RESOURCE | Claybank has about thirteen food weeks, strong pottery and digging skills, scarce dry fuel, and an eroding river edge. | PLAYERS |
| F-CLAYBANK-T001-CARE-CLAY | WORLD | One injured worker may do limited seated work, one remains unable to bear weight through Y01-M02, and upstream clay samples are promising but unproven. | PLAYERS |
| F-CLAYBANK-T001-EVIDENCE | KNOWLEDGE | Witnessed inspection established kiln-yard runoff and restricted-vent evidence without establishing a blame verdict. | PLAYERS |
| F-CLAYBANK-T001-FERRYEND | RELATIONSHIP | Ferryend offered preliminary witnessed labor-or-goods passage terms and expressed interest in vessels; no standing agreement exists. | PLAYERS |
| F-CLAYBANK-T001-PLANTING | RESOURCE | Most spring planting was completed; the wettest low-field section remains delayed. | PLAYERS |
| F-CLAYBANK-T002-FERRYEND | RELATIONSHIP | Claybank exchanged three sound jars for one witnessed Ferryend crossing; the transaction creates no standing passage right or debt. | PLAYERS |
| F-CLAYBANK-T002-FIELDS | RESOURCE | Most of the delayed low-field section was planted; only the soft lower edge remains deferred. | PLAYERS |
| F-CLAYBANK-T002-FIRING | KNOWLEDGE | Witnesses established that Rusk ordered firing to continue and restricted venting; runoff, weather, siting, and the order remain mixed causes rather than a sole-cause verdict. | PLAYERS |
| F-CLAYBANK-T002-MEREHAVEN | GEOGRAPHY | Seln identified Merehaven by name as a fishing settlement on the lake known by reputation, without reporting its current condition or leaders. | PLAYERS |
| F-CLAYBANK-T002-TRIAL | WORLD | A bounded upstream-clay trial partly succeeded under temporary vent, ground-siting, and worker-stop rules; the clay remains suitable only for further tests, and a shallow diversion reduced new yard runoff. | PLAYERS |
| F-CLAYBANK-T003-CARE | RESOURCE | Field, drainage, and care work held; the old quarter remains closed, and the injured workers improved within existing limits. | PLAYERS |
| F-CLAYBANK-T003-COMPACT | INSTITUTION | Claybank adopted a standing shared-firing compact, with Rusk serving as first lead for two review trials. | PLAYERS |
| F-CLAYBANK-T003-FERRYEND | RELATIONSHIP | The Ferryend channel clarified per-crossing terms and a lakeward route toward Merehaven, but supplied no current Merehaven facts or contact. | PLAYERS |
| F-CLAYBANK-T003-SITES | KNOWLEDGE | Surveyors identified a promising dry terrace and a drainage-risked alternative; no construction began. | PLAYERS |
| F-CLAYBANK-T003-TRIAL | RESOURCE | The second clay batch was mostly sound but retained defects; it does not establish production or extraction authority. | PLAYERS |
| F-CLAYBANK-T004-AUTHORITY | INSTITUTION | Rusk's two-trial restriction ends and ordinary craft direction returns under the standing compact's named-tender vent control and unconditional worker stops. | PLAYERS |
| F-CLAYBANK-T004-FERRYEND | KNOWLEDGE | One ordinary Ferryend crossing supplies firsthand local hazard information without a new bargain, route right, lakeward journey, or current Merehaven report. | PLAYERS |
| F-CLAYBANK-T004-SITE | GEOGRAPHY | Claybank selects and lightly prepares the dry terrace and records a costed rebuild proposal without authorizing construction or reserve use. | PLAYERS |
| F-CLAYBANK-T004-TRIAL | RESOURCE | The second review firing completes safely; most forms are sound and several hold water, while visible defects prevent food-storage, production, or extraction claims. | PLAYERS |
| F-CLAYBANK-T005-FERRYEND | RELATIONSHIP | The optional Ferryend crossing is canceled without promise, debt, relationship loss, or new lakeward information. | PLAYERS |
| F-CLAYBANK-T005-FIELDS | RESOURCE | Fields, household fuel, food, and injury limits remain prior with separate accounts and one storm recall. | PLAYERS |
| F-CLAYBANK-T005-PILOT | INSTITUTION | One reversible pilot structure completes a safe marked non-food batch; most pieces are sound, defects remain, and a backup tender gains practice. | PLAYERS |
| F-CLAYBANK-T005-TERRACE | GEOGRAPHY | The dry terrace gains a maintained hand path, measured inventory, and redirected storm-tested drainage. | PLAYERS |
| F-CLAYBANK-T006-CAPABILITY | INSTITUTION | A second safe marked non-food batch with backup-tender vent control establishes a teachable small-batch terrace capability under the compact, not production or food certification. | PLAYERS |
| F-CLAYBANK-T006-HARVEST | RESOURCE | Harvest and storage clear before craft fuel; the soft lower edge is recorded separately and no seed, cart, household-fuel, or care share is transferred to firing. | PLAYERS |
| F-CLAYBANK-T006-INJURY | CHARACTER | The more seriously injured worker is unlikely to return to heavy clay hauling; care, ordinary shares, and standing continue. | PLAYERS |
| F-CLAYBANK-T006-RIDGEFORD | KNOWLEDGE | Claybank receives Evin, Pell, and a witness from Ridgeford and directly learns the upstream settlement's name, river roles, and conditional small-cattle crossing claim without trade or agreement. | PLAYERS |
| F-CLAYBANK-T006-TERRACE | GEOGRAPHY | The terrace survives substantial rain after one shallow correction and gains a permanent seasonal pre-firing inspection requirement. | PLAYERS |
| F-HAZELSTEAD-OPENING | WORLD | Roof seepage left part of the seed store warm and mold-scented amid a clearing-versus-drainage dispute. | PLAYERS |
| F-HAZELSTEAD-RESOURCES | RESOURCE | Hazelstead has diverse woodland food, timber, pigs, protected springs, medicinal knowledge, and limited dry field. | PLAYERS |
| F-HAZELSTEAD-T001-DRAINAGE | WORLD | Narrow spring-safe drainage and immediate measures improved workable plots and six damp homes, while broader wet-ground pressure remains. | PLAYERS |
| F-HAZELSTEAD-T001-LIO | CHARACTER | Corren's party recovered Lio alive with a broken ankle; Lio cannot hunt during Y01-M02. | PLAYERS |
| F-HAZELSTEAD-T001-MARKS | KNOWLEDGE | Fresh deliberate-looking axe marks were found inside protected custom, but the order behind them remains disputed. | PLAYERS |
| F-HAZELSTEAD-T001-SEED | RESOURCE | The worst lower seed basket was lost, a second lower lot showed mixed viability, and the raised reserve remained usable. | PLAYERS |
| F-HAZELSTEAD-T002-GROVE | INSTITUTION | Cutter testimony and Beren established that he ordered a proposed clearing line marked without cutting; temporary mixed custody now protects the marked boundary pending a witnessed walk. | PLAYERS |
| F-HAZELSTEAD-T002-JUNIPER | RELATIONSHIP | Ava of Juniper Fold made indirect contact, returned honey, and requested a later witnessed walk covering the path, bee trees, juniper, and seasonal access. | PLAYERS |
| F-HAZELSTEAD-T002-LIO | CHARACTER | Lio healed without setback and transferred route knowledge, though familiar hunting capacity remains reduced during recovery. | PLAYERS |
| F-HAZELSTEAD-T002-PLANTING | RESOURCE | Most sound seed was planted, a smaller reserve was retained, and the mixed-lot comparison patch emerged weakly and unevenly. | PLAYERS |
| F-HAZELSTEAD-T002-RIDGEFORD | GEOGRAPHY | Ava identified Ridgeford by name as a stone-working community at a river crossing, without reporting its current condition, stores, or internal affairs. | PLAYERS |
| F-HAZELSTEAD-T003-CROP | RESOURCE | Most sound lots held, one low edge declined, the mixed patch remained weak, and the retained seed reserve stayed intact. | PLAYERS |
| F-HAZELSTEAD-T003-LIO | CHARACTER | Lio's recovery improved and route knowledge transferred, but ordinary hunting capacity has not returned. | PLAYERS |
| F-HAZELSTEAD-T003-SURVEY | KNOWLEDGE | One surveyed future field site is unsuitable and another is costly but plausible; no clearing was authorized. | PLAYERS |
| F-HAZELSTEAD-T003-WALK | RELATIONSHIP | The witnessed Juniper walk established the main path and protected features, left one ridge strip unresolved, and continued temporary mixed no-cut custody without permanent terms. | PLAYERS |
| F-HAZELSTEAD-T004-CONTINUITY | WORLD | Essential drainage, damp-home observation, paired hunting, and Lio's light route teaching continue as warm-weather insect and water risks begin. | PLAYERS |
| F-HAZELSTEAD-T004-FIELD | INSTITUTION | Households reject permanent clearing and authorize only a removable, labor-capped coppice and access trial outside protected and disputed ground. | PLAYERS |
| F-HAZELSTEAD-T004-HARVEST | RESOURCE | Mature early produce is source-separated, dried, and stored with a minor isolated damp loss; later grain remains growing and the sound reserve remains sealed. | PLAYERS |
| F-HAZELSTEAD-T004-JUNIPER | RELATIONSHIP | Hazelstead and Juniper Fold recognize interim no-cut and named-path conduct for the unresolved strip without settling title, permanent boundary, or access. | PLAYERS |
| F-HAZELSTEAD-T005-HARVEST | RESOURCE | Several ready plots and one storm-threatened lower-quality portion come in by source; much main grain remains standing. | PLAYERS |
| F-HAZELSTEAD-T005-JUNIPER | RELATIONSHIP | Existing no-cut, no-new-mark, named-path conduct continues without title, boundary, compensation, or permanent access. | PLAYERS |
| F-HAZELSTEAD-T005-STORES | RESOURCE | A warm insect-affected pocket is isolated; most remains usable and a small loss is recorded; the seed reserve remains sealed. | PLAYERS |
| F-HAZELSTEAD-T005-TRIAL | GEOGRAPHY | The removable approach trial proves dry-weather access and exposes a storm-runoff maintenance cost; no tree, allocation, or permanent clearing follows. | PLAYERS |
| F-HAZELSTEAD-T006-HARVEST | RESOURCE | Most remaining sound grain is secured; one storm-damaged lower strip becomes lower-quality food and visible loss; the plantable reserve remains sealed and honest. | PLAYERS |
| F-HAZELSTEAD-T006-JUNIPER | RELATIONSHIP | Hazelstead and Juniper Fold exchange matching restraint records through first frost without settling title, boundary, compensation, or permanent access. | PLAYERS |
| F-HAZELSTEAD-T006-PRACTICES | INSTITUTION | The assembly adopts seed custody, accountable water stops, bounded work authority, evidence-before-expansion, and willing backups with named custodians and autumn review. | PLAYERS |
| F-HAZELSTEAD-T006-SUCCESSION | INSTITUTION | Sole Hearthspeaker coordination ends; Nessa and Beren become the first rotating seasonal hearth conveners with assembly-order and record duties but no domain ownership. | PLAYERS |
| F-MEREHAVEN-OPENING | WORLD | Late ice and east wind broke fish racks, damaged two boats, and scattered cordage before the fish run. | PLAYERS |
| F-MEREHAVEN-RESOURCES | RESOURCE | Merehaven has about ten food weeks, strong boat and fishing skills, little dry fuel, damp shelter, and vulnerable water margins. | PLAYERS |
| F-MEREHAVEN-T001-CAPACITY | RESOURCE | Merehaven restored two drying racks and one local boat; a third rack and second boat remain unfinished under fuel and cordage limits. | PLAYERS |
| F-MEREHAVEN-T001-CATCH | RESOURCE | A modest measured catch was fully preserved and entered into the common reserve under witness. | PLAYERS |
| F-MEREHAVEN-T001-COUNCIL | INSTITUTION | A temporary spring work council coordinated witnessed allocations every fifth day without acquiring household property authority. | PLAYERS |
| F-MEREHAVEN-T001-INLET | KNOWLEDGE | A witnessed survey strongly supported dense-net harm at one spawning entry without identifying who ordered the gear or establishing a lake-wide pattern. | PLAYERS |
| F-MEREHAVEN-T002-BOATCARE | INSTITUTION | Merehaven demonstrated a repeatable boat inventory, trip-check, repair-reporting, and apprentice-observation cycle without establishing production boatbuilding. | PLAYERS |
| F-MEREHAVEN-T002-CAPACITY | RESOURCE | Merehaven completed a third drying rack, secured a second boat, kept a small dry-fuel floor, and retained a wet later reserve. | PLAYERS |
| F-MEREHAVEN-T002-CATCH | RESOURCE | A modestly higher measured catch was fully preserved while the stronger run remained ahead. | PLAYERS |
| F-MEREHAVEN-T002-INLET | KNOWLEDGE | Repeated comparison confirmed a persistent deficit at the damaged inlet, but neither the responsible order nor the full lake cycle is established. | PLAYERS |
| F-MEREHAVEN-T002-RUSHHOOK | RELATIONSHIP | Merehaven and Rushhook established direct reciprocal observation; Tovan supplied only a tentative outlet-timing fragment and no standing restriction or agreement exists. | PLAYERS |
| F-MEREHAVEN-T003-BOATCARE | INSTITUTION | Boatcare teaching spread across crews and produced a repair list; the reserve boat remains unrepaired and no production craft is established. | PLAYERS |
| F-MEREHAVEN-T003-CAPACITY | RESOURCE | Part of Merehaven's wet fuel dried, a larger bounded catch was fully processed, and the visible stop preserved capacity limits. | PLAYERS |
| F-MEREHAVEN-T003-COUNCIL | INSTITUTION | The spring council completed review and was renewed for one moon with actual representative choice and public burden statements. | PLAYERS |
| F-MEREHAVEN-T003-INLET | KNOWLEDGE | Protected water held while the local damaged inlet continued to show a deficit; no responsible culprit is established. | PLAYERS |
| F-MEREHAVEN-T003-RUSHHOOK | RELATIONSHIP | Rushhook returned a reciprocal timing report and a pending bounded proposal; the outlet-to-inlet relation remains tentative. | PLAYERS |
| F-MEREHAVEN-T004-BOATCARE | INSTITUTION | First-class repair work advances the reserve boat and spreads maintenance knowledge, but critical material remains unavailable and the boat stays secured and unlaunched. | PLAYERS |
| F-MEREHAVEN-T004-CAPACITY | RESOURCE | One further strong interval adds a bounded reserve before the run and usable capacity weaken; protected household and emergency fuel remains intact. | PLAYERS |
| F-MEREHAVEN-T004-COUNCIL | INSTITUTION | The council receives one final narrow mandate through the active run with an explicit sunset and no household property authority. | PLAYERS |
| F-MEREHAVEN-T004-INLET | WORLD | The closed cut-stake entry shows slight juvenile improvement but remains locally deficient; authorship remains unknown and the local closure continues. | PLAYERS |
| F-MEREHAVEN-T004-RUSHHOOK | KNOWLEDGE | Matched Rushhook observations strengthen a tentative outlet-to-Merehaven timing sequence without producing a lake-wide model, alliance, access promise, or fishing rule. | PLAYERS |
| F-MEREHAVEN-T005-BOATCARE | INSTITUTION | Maintenance teaching and future-craft requirements deepen; the reserve boat remains protected and unlaunched with no build order. | PLAYERS |
| F-MEREHAVEN-T005-COUNCIL | INSTITUTION | The temporary council reads its final account and expires; ordinary full-moon gatherings continue without standing resource jurisdiction. | PLAYERS |
| F-MEREHAVEN-T005-INLET | WORLD | One calm comparison improves and one post-storm comparison is noisy; the entry remains deficient, unattributed, and closed. | PLAYERS |
| F-MEREHAVEN-T005-RUSHHOOK | KNOWLEDGE | One invited seasonal exchange preserves a working outlet-to-Merehaven pattern without alliance, access, restriction, or lake-wide rule. | PLAYERS |
| F-MEREHAVEN-T005-STORES | RESOURCE | Most of one damp fish load is reworked, a small loss is recorded, racks remain serviceable, and protected fuel and cordage remain protected. | PLAYERS |
| F-MEREHAVEN-T006-BOAT | RESOURCE | An apprentice finds a major hidden stern-frame split; the reserve boat remains unlaunched and now requires a public major-repair-or-salvage decision. | PLAYERS |
| F-MEREHAVEN-T006-COMPACT | INSTITUTION | The gathering adopts a compact protecting household property, ordinary domains, bounded mandates, public accounts, and evidence-based claims while preserving immediate safety action followed by review. | PLAYERS |
| F-MEREHAVEN-T006-INLET | WORLD | Two calm comparisons justify only a later small witnessed reopening trial with narrow gear and automatic reclosure; no culprit or broad opening is established. | PLAYERS |
| F-MEREHAVEN-T006-RUSHHOOK | KNOWLEDGE | Tovan directly admits Rushhook overfished one outlet pocket in the prior summer, bounded to that place and season and proving neither the whole lake cycle nor Merehaven authorship. | PLAYERS |
| F-MEREHAVEN-T006-STORES | RESOURCE | A small late-heat damp pocket produces recorded loss without breaching protected fuel, cordage, boat, rack, cooking, warmth, or shelter floors. | PLAYERS |
| F-REGIONAL-SEASON | WEATHER | Early spring brings snowmelt, cold rain, soft ground, damaged crossings, and early seed decisions. | PUBLIC |
| F-RIDGEFORD-OPENING | WORLD | The foot crossing is damaged and the western abutment is visibly moving while herders need spring passage. | PLAYERS |
| F-RIDGEFORD-RESOURCES | RESOURCE | Ridgeford has about eleven disciplined food weeks, reliable water, strong stone and rope skills, and lean livestock. | PLAYERS |
| F-RIDGEFORD-T001-CROSSING | WORLD | Ridgeford stabilized the western approach for controlled foot and light-load passage, while cattle passage remains closed. | PLAYERS |
| F-RIDGEFORD-T001-EVIDENCE | KNOWLEDGE | Witnessed inspection found worked gaps where older toe stones were removed, but did not establish who authorized removal. | PLAYERS |
| F-RIDGEFORD-T001-FODDER | RESOURCE | The herding households have only a short further fodder interval before stock-route risk becomes acute. | PLAYERS |
| F-RIDGEFORD-T001-NORTHBARROW | RELATIONSHIP | Northbarrow offered a limited work party in exchange for witnessed crossing findings, access terms, and a timetable; no agreement exists. | PLAYERS |
| F-RIDGEFORD-T002-NORTHBARROW | RELATIONSHIP | Ridgeford and Northbarrow entered a witnessed seasonal compact exchanging bounded labor for certified passage under Ridgeford's safety and crowding rules. | PLAYERS |
| F-RIDGEFORD-T002-RESPONSIBILITY | KNOWLEDGE | Witnessed testimony established that Dorr authorized winter toe-stone removal as an emergency measure; that removal contributed to, but did not solely cause, the damage. | PLAYERS |
| F-RIDGEFORD-T002-ROUTE | WORLD | A prepared alternate route carries small supervised cattle groups to upland grazing, while the western crossing core remains cattle-closed. | PLAYERS |
| F-RIDGEFORD-T002-RUMOR | KNOWLEDGE | Oren reports a tentative, unnamed rumor of a large pottery settlement farther downstream; no current condition, leader, or exact location is known. | PLAYERS |
| F-RIDGEFORD-T003-CROSSING | INSTITUTION | Ridgeford and Northbarrow staged stone and improved the approach; Evin stopped unsafe bank work, the core remains cattle-closed, and Dorr's specific restitution is recorded. | PLAYERS |
| F-RIDGEFORD-T003-ROUTE | RESOURCE | The seasonal stock route remained usable for small groups after a brief rain-and-wear closure, and its sustainable load is better documented. | PLAYERS |
| F-RIDGEFORD-T003-WATCH | INSTITUTION | Ridgeford began a one-month public watch-and-alarm trial with corrected burdens, useful practice, a few staffs, and two shields; it has no military capability. | PLAYERS |
| F-RIDGEFORD-T004-CROSSING | RESOURCE | Ridgeford completes a bounded structural section during a safe-water interval; it survives unladen and light-load checks, but the western core remains cattle-closed pending settling and further inspection. | PLAYERS |
| F-RIDGEFORD-T004-ROUTE | GEOGRAPHY | The seasonal stock route continues within a clearer dry-weather load and a brief warm-rain closure; holding and fodder requirements are better documented. | PLAYERS |
| F-RIDGEFORD-T004-WATCH | INSTITUTION | The public watch completes a second useful month with fairer scheduling, understood alarms, hosted-arrival practice, and maintained limited equipment; no search, punishment, pursuit, or military authority exists. | PLAYERS |
| F-RIDGEFORD-T005-CERTIFICATION | INSTITUTION | After a storm delay and repeated controlled tests, the western core is certified only for small supervised cattle groups during stable water and footing, with Evin's closure authority intact. | PLAYERS |
| F-RIDGEFORD-T005-NORTHBARROW | RELATIONSHIP | Northbarrow formally makes its earned seasonal passage request under unchanged host, closure, spacing, and crowding terms; no unrestricted right or title forms. | PLAYERS |
| F-RIDGEFORD-T005-ROUTE | GEOGRAPHY | The upland route remains a rain-limited fallback with a demonstrated holding-feed and reset practice. | PLAYERS |
| F-RIDGEFORD-T005-WATCH | INSTITUTION | Ridgeford suspends low-value posts and retains a narrower warning, hosted-arrival, route-message, and alarm routine without coercive or military authority. | PLAYERS |
| F-RIDGEFORD-T006-CLAYBANK | KNOWLEDGE | Evin, Pell, and a witness reach Claybank and directly learn its name, river contacts, visible harvest activity, and limited marked non-food pottery evidence without trade or agreement. | PLAYERS |
| F-RIDGEFORD-T006-GATE | INSTITUTION | Ridgeford's conditional gate is proven useful but creates continuing inspection, hosting, record, and approach-repair burdens; no later passage is automatic. | PLAYERS |
| F-RIDGEFORD-T006-PASSAGE | RELATIONSHIP | Northbarrow's first requested seasonal cattle passage completes after a balk and shifted approach stone force a stop, reset, and longer crossing window; no animal is lost. | PLAYERS |
| F-RIDGEFORD-T006-WATCH | INSTITUTION | Pell's deputy performs bounded message and hosted-arrival duties without search, punishment, or independent admission authority. | PLAYERS |

## Institutions

| Institution | Domain | Capability | Failure mode |
|---|---|---|---|
| Claybank bounded continuity | Planting, path safety, injury care, and cold debris | Protect planting carts, close the unsafe path, maintain injury limits, and clear only cold surface debris. | Cannot infer a rebuild design, fuel transfer, or ferry agreement. |
| Claybank standing shared-firing compact | Vent opening, ground siting, worker limits, witnesses, stop authority, and review for bounded firing trials | Govern a demonstrated teachable small non-food dry-terrace firing capability through seasonal site inspection, named-tender vent control, backup-tender teaching, public records, and unconditional stops. | Does not certify food storage or production, settle sole causation, authorize regular firing, permanent construction, reserve use, or broad clay extraction. |
| Hazelstead bounded continuity | Seed, roof, springs, and local search | Quarantine suspect seed, repair the roof seam, protect springs, and run a paired local search. | Cannot authorize a new clearing system. |
| Hazelstead rotating hearth conveners | Assembly calling, equal speaking order, public record custody, and seasonal review | Call and record assemblies through the next season while leaving seed, spring, axe, coppice, and household decisions in their ordinary domains. | Cannot become a sole Hearthspeaker, command domain resources, appoint unwilling backups, or suppress a timely proposal. |
| Merehaven boatcare practice | Boat inventory, trip checks, repair reporting, apprentice inspection, and bounded requirements records | Teach repeatable inventory, trip checks, repair reporting, supervised inspection and repair, and major-defect recognition; the reserve hull now requires a public repair-or-salvage choice. | Does not establish production boatbuilding, new-route authority, unrestricted household claims, or launch an incompletely repaired boat. |
| Merehaven public compact | Household property, ordinary craft domains, bounded mandates, public accounts, immediate safety actions, evidence preservation, and witnessed review | Judge future temporary authority, require public accounting, preserve ordinary domains, and permit immediate safety action followed by witnessed review. | Creates no permanent council, central store, collective punishment, unsupported dispossession, lake-wide rule, or ownership of household boats and nets. |
| Merehaven bounded continuity | Water, racks, smoking capacity, and local inlet inspection | Protect water, restore essential racks, limit smoking intake, and inspect only local damaged inlets. | Cannot infer regional fishing policy, a new voyage, or exchange. |
| Merehaven ordinary full-moon gathering | Ordinary proposals, disputes, public accounts, and creation of future bounded emergency mandates | Hear household proposals and disputes, administer compact review, receive keeper accounts, and create a later bounded mandate only after naming its purpose and end condition. | Has no standing jurisdiction over boats, nets, fuel, food, stores, fishing sites, water domains, construction, launch, or return decisions. |
| Merehaven temporary spring work council | One-moon review of water, fuel, cordage, labor, catch, preservation capacity, representative choice, and public burdens | EXPIRED after its final public account at the end of the active preservation surge; retains no current coordinating authority. | Has no household property, permanent fishing, route, alliance, or post-sunset authority. |
| Ridgeford bounded continuity | Stores, crossing safety, shelter, and local stock routes | Protect stores, close unsafe rigging, preserve shelter work, and search locally during a first qualifying miss. | Cannot authorize a new bridge design, toll, external agreement, or permanent labor transfer. |
| Ridgeford witnessed crossing ledger | Crossing labor, worker grain, recovered stone, authorization, restitution, external labor, inspection, and passage certification | Record bounded structural work, cattle-test and outside passages, approach resets, conditional small-group certification, safety closures, hosting costs, route limits, and per-passage scheduling. | Does not erase water or footing closures, certify mass or all-weather passage, schedule outside access by itself, or authorize permanent terms. |
| Ridgeford public warning-and-alarm routine | Reviewed approach messages, hosted arrivals, route warnings, alarms, withdrawal, and public burden rotation | Schedule fair reviewed burdens and repeat approach messages, hosted arrivals, route warnings, alarms, and withdrawal practice while maintaining a few staffs and two shields. | Cannot search, punish, pursue, confront independently, compel beyond the schedule, create military authority, or become permanent without review. |