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.