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==Final Ruleset==
 
==Final Ruleset==
[[Ruleset 174]]
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*[[Ruleset 174]]
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==Gamestate==
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*[[Individuals]]
  
 
==Posts of Interest==
 
==Posts of Interest==
  
'''Gin and Googles Scam Episode'''
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*[https://blognomic.com/archive/study_collect_preserve Study, Collect, Preserve] established players as either Researchers, Collectors or Outsiders, travelling between Locations
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*[https://blognomic.com/archive/the_pencil_case The Pencil Case] defined Artefacts, and created The Pencil
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*[https://blognomic.com/archive/dam_age Dam Age] added three types of Damage tokens
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*[https://blognomic.com/archive/breach_of_contract Breach of Contract] allowed individual Protocols for Artefacts: a Researcher breaching protocol risked being sacked from the Institute
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*[https://blognomic.com/archive/ale_eve Ale Eve] allowed some Artefacts to be Alive, causing them to roam between locations and perform defined Behavior actions
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*[https://blognomic.com/archive/gizmos_and_whatsits_galore Gizmos and Whatsits Galore] allowed Collectors to shame other Collectors with lesser collections
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*[https://blognomic.com/archive/a_europewide_search A Europewide Search] added several European cities as locations, and allowed undiscovered Artefacts to appear in them
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*[https://blognomic.com/archive/we_are_the_people_that_can_find_whatever_you_may_need1 We are the people that can find whatever you may need] created The Paperclip
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*[https://blognomic.com/archive/switcheroo Switcheroo] created The Marble and The Switchcomb
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*[https://blognomic.com/archive/reel_lock_aye_shun Real Lock Aye Shun] created The Warp, a mysterious otherworldly Location
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*[https://blognomic.com/archive/emokens Emokens] used emoji to represent damage tokens
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*[https://blognomic.com/archive/fnord_focus Fnord Focus] unified all Artefact activation as a "Focus" action that caused Reality Damage
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*[https://blognomic.com/archive/hail_mary_pass Hail Mary Pass] restricted the taking of Artefacts from the Containment Facility: due to an oversight in wording ("Researcher" instead of "Individual"), this would later allow a Collector to sneak into the Facility and take Artefacts with impunity
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*[https://blognomic.com/archive/the_malice_of_animate_objects The Malice of Animate Objects] allowed players to attack Alive Artefacts in order to disable and collect them
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*[https://blognomic.com/archive/jetlag1 Jetlag] added a Soul Damage cost to travel between cities
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*[https://blognomic.com/archive/deep_pockets1 Deep Pockets] introduced Collections for Collectors, and created The Left Shoe, The Right Shoe and The Lunchbox
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*[https://blognomic.com/archive/life_for_life Life, for Life] allowed players to generate damage-healing Artefacts from the Warp
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*[https://blognomic.com/archive/roses_are_redacted Roses Are REDACTED] allowed players to include the term "[REDACTED]" in Artefact descriptions: these would be assigned secret values, known only by a random individual Researcher
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*[https://blognomic.com/archive/life_goals Life Goals] established a final score
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*[https://blognomic.com/archive/quantum_botanics Quantum Botanics] added Redacted effects to the Strong Gin, which would never be unredacted
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*[https://blognomic.com/archive/memotics Memotics] introduced Institute proposals which could only be voted on by Researchers, and which could only have a small range of specific gamestate effects (moving Artefacts, setting their Protocols and the recruiting and firing of Researchers)
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*[https://blognomic.com/archive/fee_nay_lay Fee nay lay] (proposed on the 17th of January) set a game deadline of the 5th of February
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*[https://blognomic.com/archive/incentives1 Incentives] allowed players to spawn an Artefact when setting their Location for the first time: several players had still declined to join the physical game
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*[https://blognomic.com/archive/your_nearest_exit_may_be_behind_you Your Nearest Exit May Be Behind You] introduced The Attendant, a living, time-travelling Artefact that counted as a player, and which could be commanded by anyone who wasn't currently playing (in practice all those commands came from idle player Viv)
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*[https://blognomic.com/archive/we_used_to_dream_of_colon_bracket We Used To Dream of Colon-Bracket] replaced the emoji Damage tokens with capital letters, as not all browsers were rendering them correctly; [https://blognomic.com/archive/templateproposal_appendix Template:Proposal] later replaced them with icons on the wiki
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*[https://blognomic.com/archive/institute_see_sometimes_i_can_be_covert See, sometimes I can be covert] was an Institute Proposal to put the Sequin Brooch (an artefact which disabled Containment effects) into Containment
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*[https://blognomic.com/archive/flashback1 Flashback] added the Cathedral in Jerez, a sublocation with its own movement rules
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*[https://blognomic.com/archive/scout_capture_preserve Scout, Capture, Preserve] allowed the Institute to issue secret Capture orders for lost Artefacts; these could be intercepted by Collectors who could guess what Artefact was being sought
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*[https://blognomic.com/archive/institute_plucky_robot_sidekick Plucky robot sidekick] was an Institute Proposal to make The Attendent into a Researcher
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*[https://blognomic.com/archive/institute_acquisitions_team_suit_up Acquisitions Team, suit up] initiated a Capture. It [https://blognomic.com/archive/capture_7747_failed later failed].
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*[https://blognomic.com/archive/unstable_matter Unstable Matter] caused Warp Artefacts to gradually decay.
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*[https://blognomic.com/archive/unstabler_matter Unstabler Matter] was posted in response from a player in the Warp, proposing that Artefacts in Containment should disappear. It failed.
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*[https://blognomic.com/archive/institute_acquisitions_team_im_sure_you_tried_your_hardest_but_this_time_tr Acquisitions Team, I’m sure you tried your hardest] initiated another Capture, which would also [https://blognomic.com/archive/capture_4_failed fail].
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*[https://blognomic.com/archive/more_artefact More Artefact] created The Sports Cap, which allowed players to enter the Warp again (the Warp being locked off at that point since the only other Artefact that could take players there was inside the Warp itself)
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*[https://blognomic.com/archive/bolting_the_amnestic_airlock Bolting the Amnestic Airlock] fixed a security loophole in the Containment Facility
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===Gin and Googles scam===
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*[https://blognomic.com/archive/clarity3 Clarity]:Josh had created two Artefacts which, if used in combination, would allow someone to modify of their proposals into anything they wanted. Cuddlebeam noticed the scam, managed to get the items before Josh did and then used it in...  
 
*[https://blognomic.com/archive/clarity3 Clarity]:Josh had created two Artefacts which, if used in combination, would allow someone to modify of their proposals into anything they wanted. Cuddlebeam noticed the scam, managed to get the items before Josh did and then used it in...  
*[https://blognomic.com/archive/a3#comments Artefact Limit], attempting to get a very innocent-looking Proposal passed so that they could later change the meaning via the Goggles. Josh pointed out the scam there, which caused the Proposal to fail and the Gin and Googles to then be promptly patched (by erasing their Effect).
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*[https://blognomic.com/archive/a3#comments Artefact Limit], attempting to get a very innocent-looking Proposal passed so that they could later change the meaning via the Goggles. Josh pointed out the scam there, which caused the Proposal to fail and the Gin and Googles to then be [https://blognomic.com/archive/dry_january promptly patched] (by erasing their Effect).
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===Core amendments===
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*[https://blognomic.com/archive/flavour_text_appendix Flavour Text] was introduced to the Appendices
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*[https://blognomic.com/archive/special_case_recruitment_drive Recruitment Drive] proposed bonus votes for players who recruited others, when the game was getting quiet; it failed
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*[https://blognomic.com/archive/recruitment_tree_special_case Recruitment Tree] reproposed the Drive but with an unrewarded tree of player recruitment
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*[https://blognomic.com/archive/site_meta_rfc_pronouns_field RfC: Pronouns Field] added pronoun tags to the blog.
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*[https://blognomic.com/archive/special_case_axed Axed] removed the player recruitment tree as "an interesting piece of data to look at, but it should never be used as a game mechanic"
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*[https://blognomic.com/archive/appendix_under_the_wing Under the Wing] introduced the Mentor system
  
 
==Ascension==
 
==Ascension==
  
Cuddlebeam ended up with the most Attainment at the Endpoint date. Victory was achieved by the combined efforts of card, The Duke of Walthan, Darknight and Cuddlebeam. They voted to the goal of having Cuddlebeam win, although each also performed key in-game moves to ensure victory. Format is "[Final Emperor Mantle %][Date of alliance start with Cuddlebeam] name".
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Cuddlebeam ended up with the [https://blognomic.com/archive/the_winner most Attainment at the Endpoint date]. Victory was achieved by the combined efforts of card, The Duke of Walthan, Darknight and Cuddlebeam. They voted to the goal of having Cuddlebeam win, although each also performed key in-game moves to ensure victory. Format is "[Final Emperor Mantle %][Date of alliance start with Cuddlebeam] name".
  
 
*[40%][Jan 20th] '''card''': Strategic counsel. Stole a lot of Artefacts from the Containment Facility via abuse of the Tiepin: Only Researchers were barred from taking Artefacts from the Containment Facility ("''A '''Researcher''' may not pick up an Artefact in the Containment Facility, unless they are carrying the Security Pass''"), card entered the Containment Facility as a Researcher, but then swapped to Collector to steal all of the Artefacts and took them into the Warp for Cuddlebeam to stash into their Collection.
 
*[40%][Jan 20th] '''card''': Strategic counsel. Stole a lot of Artefacts from the Containment Facility via abuse of the Tiepin: Only Researchers were barred from taking Artefacts from the Containment Facility ("''A '''Researcher''' may not pick up an Artefact in the Containment Facility, unless they are carrying the Security Pass''"), card entered the Containment Facility as a Researcher, but then swapped to Collector to steal all of the Artefacts and took them into the Warp for Cuddlebeam to stash into their Collection.
 
 
*[35%][-] '''Cuddlebeam''': General coordinator, Pooling target. Stayed mostly in the Warp, which for most of the dynasty, they were the only person with the ability to enter (via The Living Portal/The Picture Frame).
 
*[35%][-] '''Cuddlebeam''': General coordinator, Pooling target. Stayed mostly in the Warp, which for most of the dynasty, they were the only person with the ability to enter (via The Living Portal/The Picture Frame).
 
 
*[15%][Jan 31st] '''Duke of Waltham''': Stalled Localizing via routinely Traveling within 16 hours (so that other players couldn't get Artefacts).
 
*[15%][Jan 31st] '''Duke of Waltham''': Stalled Localizing via routinely Traveling within 16 hours (so that other players couldn't get Artefacts).
 
 
*[10%][Jan 31st] '''Darknight''': Used Magnetism to gain an Artefact (there was a 50% chance they'd get a useful item - The Glove or The Pencil were desirable, vs The Cuppa or the Radio), and they got the Pencil, which they used to erase The Sports Cap: the only Artefact aside from The Picture Frame that could grant access into The Warp, aside from abusing Reality Damage to RNG hitting 10 Spatial Damage.  
 
*[10%][Jan 31st] '''Darknight''': Used Magnetism to gain an Artefact (there was a 50% chance they'd get a useful item - The Glove or The Pencil were desirable, vs The Cuppa or the Radio), and they got the Pencil, which they used to erase The Sports Cap: the only Artefact aside from The Picture Frame that could grant access into The Warp, aside from abusing Reality Damage to RNG hitting 10 Spatial Damage.  
  
 
==Commentary==
 
==Commentary==
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:''Some post-dynastic commentary was made in [https://blognomic.com/archive/i_went_to_a_shadowy_government_facility_but_all_i_got_was_this_stupid_shirt this blog post].''
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That seemed a pretty good one. The only cautionary note I'd take forward is that having a victory condition trigger on a specific date makes for a rather drab endgame: players here became reluctant to throw out any easy catchup proposals (there was some bad blood when [https://blognomic.com/archive/unstable_matter a proposal enacted to weaken the leader's strategy]) and had no reason to take big game actions too early before the deadline. After the catchup proposals had lead into a [https://blognomic.com/archive/i_cant_win_if_you_control_quorum small] [https://blognomic.com/archive/phyrric_victory slew] of [https://blognomic.com/archive/the_other_victory proposals] to directly hand victory to someone (including the leader trying to throw the game away to someone else), the blog lapsed into lot of thumb-twiddling Core proposals at the end, which wasn't very dramatic. --[[User:Kevan|Kevan]] ([[User talk:Kevan|talk]]) 14:09, 2 March 2020 (UTC)
  
 
{{Dynastic Histories}}
 
{{Dynastic Histories}}

Revision as of 14:09, 2 March 2020

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5 January 2020 - 5 February 2020

Ascension Address

The Pencil:

A dark room, possibly empty. A whirring projector. A rectangle of light across a wall, showing static footage of a regular HB pencil resting on some kind of printed personality test. Either the recording is monochrome, or it is a black pencil on a grey table. A man speaks.

...we refer to them Artefacts because of the… smudging effect they exhibit on the universe, blurring the local laws of physics in some simple or complex way, from the perceptual to the physical. In nearly all observed creation events this process is… catastrophic and the original object is abhorred by its surrounding reality, being instantly destroyed or otherwise erased from the world. But in some cases reality is able to successfully… recrystallise around the Artefact, giving a jagged but stable boundary to its smudging effect.
The Artefact on screen here is the Pencil. We recovered it four weeks ago from a collector in Jerez, and the rumours about it proved true. Physical contact with another Artefact causes that Artefact to… vanish, and… as best as we can interpret our own lab notes… erase all record of it ever having existed. Whether this retriggers the same nucleation process that created the Artefact, or destroys it in some other way, we were unable to ascertain. Research was progressing as to whether the Pencil would give us secure way to dispose of certain… L-Class Artefacts, or if it was simply teleporting objects away with a simple antimemetic halo effect, when the Pencil itself… disappeared from containment. That our records of the Pencil survive suggest a theft rather than the Artefact collapsing itself under its own means. A research and retrieval team was despatched to…

As a hand reaches into view on screen, the voice cuts out, and the film flickers and slides out of frame, leaving a blank white square.

Players

The following players were active at the start of the Dynasty:

card*, Cuddlebeam, The Duke of Waltham, Josh*, pokes*, Kevan*, TyGuy6

The following players were active at the end of the Dynasty:

Avilva, Brendan*, card*, Cuddlebeam*, Darknight*, The Duke of Waltham, derrick*, Josh*, Jumble, Kevan*, pokes*, Tantusar*

Final Ruleset

Gamestate

Posts of Interest

  • Study, Collect, Preserve established players as either Researchers, Collectors or Outsiders, travelling between Locations
  • The Pencil Case defined Artefacts, and created The Pencil
  • Dam Age added three types of Damage tokens
  • Breach of Contract allowed individual Protocols for Artefacts: a Researcher breaching protocol risked being sacked from the Institute
  • Ale Eve allowed some Artefacts to be Alive, causing them to roam between locations and perform defined Behavior actions
  • Gizmos and Whatsits Galore allowed Collectors to shame other Collectors with lesser collections
  • A Europewide Search added several European cities as locations, and allowed undiscovered Artefacts to appear in them
  • We are the people that can find whatever you may need created The Paperclip
  • Switcheroo created The Marble and The Switchcomb
  • Real Lock Aye Shun created The Warp, a mysterious otherworldly Location
  • Emokens used emoji to represent damage tokens
  • Fnord Focus unified all Artefact activation as a "Focus" action that caused Reality Damage
  • Hail Mary Pass restricted the taking of Artefacts from the Containment Facility: due to an oversight in wording ("Researcher" instead of "Individual"), this would later allow a Collector to sneak into the Facility and take Artefacts with impunity
  • The Malice of Animate Objects allowed players to attack Alive Artefacts in order to disable and collect them
  • Jetlag added a Soul Damage cost to travel between cities
  • Deep Pockets introduced Collections for Collectors, and created The Left Shoe, The Right Shoe and The Lunchbox
  • Life, for Life allowed players to generate damage-healing Artefacts from the Warp
  • Roses Are REDACTED allowed players to include the term "[REDACTED]" in Artefact descriptions: these would be assigned secret values, known only by a random individual Researcher
  • Life Goals established a final score
  • Quantum Botanics added Redacted effects to the Strong Gin, which would never be unredacted
  • Memotics introduced Institute proposals which could only be voted on by Researchers, and which could only have a small range of specific gamestate effects (moving Artefacts, setting their Protocols and the recruiting and firing of Researchers)
  • Fee nay lay (proposed on the 17th of January) set a game deadline of the 5th of February
  • Incentives allowed players to spawn an Artefact when setting their Location for the first time: several players had still declined to join the physical game
  • Your Nearest Exit May Be Behind You introduced The Attendant, a living, time-travelling Artefact that counted as a player, and which could be commanded by anyone who wasn't currently playing (in practice all those commands came from idle player Viv)
  • We Used To Dream of Colon-Bracket replaced the emoji Damage tokens with capital letters, as not all browsers were rendering them correctly; Template:Proposal later replaced them with icons on the wiki
  • See, sometimes I can be covert was an Institute Proposal to put the Sequin Brooch (an artefact which disabled Containment effects) into Containment
  • Flashback added the Cathedral in Jerez, a sublocation with its own movement rules
  • Scout, Capture, Preserve allowed the Institute to issue secret Capture orders for lost Artefacts; these could be intercepted by Collectors who could guess what Artefact was being sought
  • Plucky robot sidekick was an Institute Proposal to make The Attendent into a Researcher
  • Acquisitions Team, suit up initiated a Capture. It later failed.
  • Unstable Matter caused Warp Artefacts to gradually decay.
  • Unstabler Matter was posted in response from a player in the Warp, proposing that Artefacts in Containment should disappear. It failed.
  • Acquisitions Team, I’m sure you tried your hardest initiated another Capture, which would also fail.
  • More Artefact created The Sports Cap, which allowed players to enter the Warp again (the Warp being locked off at that point since the only other Artefact that could take players there was inside the Warp itself)
  • Bolting the Amnestic Airlock fixed a security loophole in the Containment Facility

Gin and Googles scam

  • Clarity:Josh had created two Artefacts which, if used in combination, would allow someone to modify of their proposals into anything they wanted. Cuddlebeam noticed the scam, managed to get the items before Josh did and then used it in...
  • Artefact Limit, attempting to get a very innocent-looking Proposal passed so that they could later change the meaning via the Goggles. Josh pointed out the scam there, which caused the Proposal to fail and the Gin and Googles to then be promptly patched (by erasing their Effect).

Core amendments

  • Flavour Text was introduced to the Appendices
  • Recruitment Drive proposed bonus votes for players who recruited others, when the game was getting quiet; it failed
  • Recruitment Tree reproposed the Drive but with an unrewarded tree of player recruitment
  • RfC: Pronouns Field added pronoun tags to the blog.
  • Axed removed the player recruitment tree as "an interesting piece of data to look at, but it should never be used as a game mechanic"
  • Under the Wing introduced the Mentor system

Ascension

Cuddlebeam ended up with the most Attainment at the Endpoint date. Victory was achieved by the combined efforts of card, The Duke of Walthan, Darknight and Cuddlebeam. They voted to the goal of having Cuddlebeam win, although each also performed key in-game moves to ensure victory. Format is "[Final Emperor Mantle %][Date of alliance start with Cuddlebeam] name".

  • [40%][Jan 20th] card: Strategic counsel. Stole a lot of Artefacts from the Containment Facility via abuse of the Tiepin: Only Researchers were barred from taking Artefacts from the Containment Facility ("A Researcher may not pick up an Artefact in the Containment Facility, unless they are carrying the Security Pass"), card entered the Containment Facility as a Researcher, but then swapped to Collector to steal all of the Artefacts and took them into the Warp for Cuddlebeam to stash into their Collection.
  • [35%][-] Cuddlebeam: General coordinator, Pooling target. Stayed mostly in the Warp, which for most of the dynasty, they were the only person with the ability to enter (via The Living Portal/The Picture Frame).
  • [15%][Jan 31st] Duke of Waltham: Stalled Localizing via routinely Traveling within 16 hours (so that other players couldn't get Artefacts).
  • [10%][Jan 31st] Darknight: Used Magnetism to gain an Artefact (there was a 50% chance they'd get a useful item - The Glove or The Pencil were desirable, vs The Cuppa or the Radio), and they got the Pencil, which they used to erase The Sports Cap: the only Artefact aside from The Picture Frame that could grant access into The Warp, aside from abusing Reality Damage to RNG hitting 10 Spatial Damage.

Commentary

Some post-dynastic commentary was made in this blog post.

That seemed a pretty good one. The only cautionary note I'd take forward is that having a victory condition trigger on a specific date makes for a rather drab endgame: players here became reluctant to throw out any easy catchup proposals (there was some bad blood when a proposal enacted to weaken the leader's strategy) and had no reason to take big game actions too early before the deadline. After the catchup proposals had lead into a small slew of proposals to directly hand victory to someone (including the leader trying to throw the game away to someone else), the blog lapsed into lot of thumb-twiddling Core proposals at the end, which wasn't very dramatic. --Kevan (talk) 14:09, 2 March 2020 (UTC)

Dynastic Histories

Round One - Myke I - Lyndse I - Myke II - Kevan I - Anthony I - Est I - Kevan II - Damanor I - Kevan III - Cayvie I - Josh I - Keitalia I - SatyrEyes I - Metadynasty I - Cayvie II - Brendan I - Kevan IV - Knightking I - Chronos Phaenon I - TrumanCapote I - Knightking II - Quazie I - Simon I - AngryGrasshopper I - Rodney I - Aaron I - Josh II - Metadynasty II - Chronos Phaenon II - Excalabur I - Excalabur II - 75th Trombone I - Elias IX I - Metadynasty III - Angry Grasshopper II - Hix I - Thelonious I - Elias IX II - Rodney II - Clucky I - Doremi I - Chronos Phaenon III - Amnistar I - Clucky II - Amnistar II - Bucky I - Clucky III - Josh III - Kevan V - Hix II - Spikebrennan I - Jack I - Purplebeard I - Rodlen I - Yoda I - Amnistar III - Darknight I - Bucky II - Yoda II - Metadynasty IV - Arthexis I - Amnistar IV - Devenger I - Ais523 I - Ienpw III I - Qwazukee I - Klisz I - Metadynasty V - Bucky III - Wakukee I - Kevan VI - Ais523 II - Josh IV - Purplebeard II - Ais523 III - Ienpw III II - Klisz II - Lilomar I - Coppro I - Ais523 IV - Kevan VII - Brendan II - Alecto I - Josh V - Clucky IV - Purplebeard III - Kevan VIII - Ais523 V - Purplebeard IV - Yoda III - Bucky IV - Kevan IX - Bateleur I - Metadynasty VI - Coppro II - Ais523 VI - Cpt Koen I - Southpointingchariot I - Josh VI - Scshunt III - Quirck I - Clucky V - Bucky V - Kevan X - Josh VII - Kevan XI - Scshunt IV - RaichuKFM I - Larrytheturtle I - Skju I - Metadynasty VII - Purplebeard V - Spitemaster I - Josh VIII - RaichuKFM II - The Alien I - Benzene I - RaichuKFM III - Purplebeard VI - Kevan XII - Ayesdeeef I - Bucky VI - Kevan XIII - Josh IX - Mideg I - Kevan XIV - Brendan III - Kevan XV - Tantusar I - Josh X - Kevan XVI - Thrawn I - Brendan IV - Kevan XVII - Moonroof I - RaichuKFM IV - Larrytheturtle II - Brendan V - Kevan XVIII - Brendan VI - RaichuKFM V - Kevan XIX - Brendan VII - Kevan XX - Viv I - Pokes I - Sphinx I - Madrid I - Pokes II - Madrid II - Metadynasty VIII - Axemabaro I - Diabecko I - Kevan XXI - Diabecko & Card I - Kevan XXII - Derrick I - Card I - Madrid III - Card II - Kevan XXIII - Pokes III - Kevan XXIV - Trigon I - Derrick II - Kevan XXV - Derrick III - Farsight I - TyGuy6 I - Pokes IV - Madrid IV - TyGuy6 II - Kevan XXVI - The Duke of Waltham I - Josh XI - Clucky VI - Naught I - Metadynasty IX - Kevan XXVII - Josh XII - Clucky VII - Josh XIII - Bucky VII - Josh XIV - Kevan XXVIII - Lemonfanta I - Clucky VIII - Josh XV - Misty I - ais523 VII - Josh XVI - Kevan XXIX - Trapdoorspyder I - Metadynasty X - Brendan VIII - Brendan IX - Zack I - Misty II - Josh XVII - MadisonSilver I - Josh XVIII - Kevan XXX - Lendunistus I - Josh XIX - SingularByte I - Trapdoorspyder II - Bucky XIII - JonathanDark I - Trapdoorspyder III - Habanero I - JonathanDark II - Misty III - Metadynasty XI - Josh XX - Lemon II - Kevan XXXI - Josh XXI - Clucky IX - Vovix I - JonathanDark III - Zack II - JonathanDark IV - Josh XXII