Cycle 14/Ruleset Draft - Revision history

Trungle: Day 0 patch

2023-06-18T23:47:09Z

Day 0 patch

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	Phase II: Friday, Saturday, and Sunday		Phase II: Friday, Saturday, and Sunday

			==Players==

			Any person may become a player by posting a message setting forth their intent to do so in the channel ⁠game-actions, provided they have not been a player at any point in the past seven days. A player may cease being a player by sending a message that sets forth their intent to do so in ⁠game-actions.

	==The Obelisk==		==The Obelisk==

73.20.48.40: /* Rituals */ part 2

2023-06-17T23:55:57Z

Rituals: part 2

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	A ritual type has a Prerequisite, a Cost, and an Effect.		A ritual type has a Prerequisite, a Cost, and an Effect.

	A player can Contribute to a Gathering by reacting to the message in which the Gathering was initiated with the corresponding Emoji of a Ritual Component they possess, provided they possess at least one of that Ritual Component. When they do so, one of that Ritual Component is revoked from them, and ~~e becomes~~ a Contributor of that Ritual Component to that Gathering. A current Contributor of a Ritual Component to a Gathering cannot again contribute that same Ritual Component to that same Gathering.		A Gathering is a single instance of a ritual. It has an associated ritual type.

			A player can Contribute to a Gathering by reacting to the message in which the Gathering was initiated with the corresponding Emoji of a Ritual Component they possess, provided they possess at least one of that Ritual Component. When they do so, one of that Ritual Component is revoked from them, and they become a Contributor of that Ritual Component to that Gathering. A current Contributor of a Ritual Component to a Gathering cannot again contribute that same Ritual Component to that same Gathering.

	A Contributor of a Ritual Component to a Gathering can Withdraw that component from that Gathering by removing the corresponding reaction. When they do so, they are granted the amount of contributed Ritual Component they have previously contributed to that Gathering but has not yet been refunded, then cease to be such a Contributor.		A Contributor of a Ritual Component to a Gathering can Withdraw that component from that Gathering by removing the corresponding reaction. When they do so, they are granted the amount of contributed Ritual Component they have previously contributed to that Gathering but has not yet been refunded, then cease to be such a Contributor.

	After all of the Components in ~~its Cost have been Contributed to it~~, the player who started a Gathering can complete it. When this occurs, the ~~associated Ritual's~~ effect is applied. A Gathering cannot be completed more than once.		After all of the Components in the cost of the ritual type of the Gathering, the player who started that Gathering can complete it. When this occurs, the effect of its ritual type is applied. A Gathering cannot be completed more than once.

	If a Gathering is not completed by the end of the phase in which it was started, ~~the ritual~~ fails, and each Contributor of each Ritual Component Withdraws said Ritual Component.		If a Gathering is not completed by the end of the phase in which it was started, it fails, and each Contributor of each Ritual Component Withdraws said Ritual Component.

	===Ritual that Displaces the Obelisk===		===Ritual that Displaces the Obelisk===
	The following is a ~~Ritual~~:		The following is a ritual type:

	'''Prerequisite''': None.		'''Prerequisite''': None.
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	===Ritual that Rends the Obelisk===		===Ritual that Rends the Obelisk===
	The following is a ~~Ritual~~:		The following is a ritual type:

	'''Prerequisite''': None.		'''Prerequisite''': None.
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	===Ritual that Frees Us===		===Ritual that Frees Us===
	The following is a ~~Ritual~~:		The following is a ritual type:

	'''Prerequisite''': The Obelisk has received 10 cuts.		'''Prerequisite''': The Obelisk has received 10 cuts.

73.20.48.40: /* Start a Gathering */ last minute clarifications

2023-06-17T23:55:12Z

Start a Gathering: last minute clarifications

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	===Start a Gathering===		===Start a Gathering===
	As a Task, a player can Start a Gathering by posting their intent to do so in #rituals, specifying ~~the~~ type ~~of Ritual to be performed~~. A Gathering can only be started if the Ritual's prerequisite (if any) is met.		As a Task, a player can Start a Gathering by posting their intent to do so in #rituals, specifying its associated ritual type.. A Gathering can only be started if the Ritual's prerequisite (if any) is met.

	==Rituals==		==Rituals==

RandomNetCat: Ceremony -> Gathering

2023-06-16T23:00:01Z

Ceremony -> Gathering

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	As a Task, a player with sufficient items can combine 1💎 and 5🌿 in their possession to create 1⚗️.		As a Task, a player with sufficient items can combine 1💎 and 5🌿 in their possession to create 1⚗️.

	===Start a ~~Ceremony~~===		===Start a Gathering===
	As a Task, a player can Start a ~~Ceremony~~ by posting their intent to do so in #rituals, specifying the type of Ritual to be performed. A ~~Ceremony~~ can only be started if the Ritual's prerequisite (if any) is met.		As a Task, a player can Start a Gathering by posting their intent to do so in #rituals, specifying the type of Ritual to be performed. A Gathering can only be started if the Ritual's prerequisite (if any) is met.

	==Rituals==		==Rituals==
	A ritual type has a Prerequisite, a Cost, and an Effect.		A ritual type has a Prerequisite, a Cost, and an Effect.

	A player can Contribute to a ~~Ceremony~~ by reacting to the message in which the ~~Ceremony~~ was initiated with the corresponding Emoji of a Ritual Component they possess, provided they possess at least one of that Ritual Component. When they do so, one of that Ritual Component is revoked from them, and e becomes a Contributor of that Ritual Component to that ~~Ceremony~~. A current Contributor of a Ritual Component to a ~~Ceremony~~ cannot again contribute that same Ritual Component to that same ~~Ceremony~~.		A player can Contribute to a Gathering by reacting to the message in which the Gathering was initiated with the corresponding Emoji of a Ritual Component they possess, provided they possess at least one of that Ritual Component. When they do so, one of that Ritual Component is revoked from them, and e becomes a Contributor of that Ritual Component to that Gathering. A current Contributor of a Ritual Component to a Gathering cannot again contribute that same Ritual Component to that same Gathering.

	A Contributor of a Ritual Component to a ~~Ceremony~~ can Withdraw that component from that ~~Ceremony~~ by removing the corresponding reaction. When they do so, they are granted the amount of contributed Ritual Component they have previously contributed to that ~~Ceremony~~ but has not yet been refunded, then cease to be such a Contributor.		A Contributor of a Ritual Component to a Gathering can Withdraw that component from that Gathering by removing the corresponding reaction. When they do so, they are granted the amount of contributed Ritual Component they have previously contributed to that Gathering but has not yet been refunded, then cease to be such a Contributor.

	After all of the Components in its Cost have been Contributed to it, the player who started a ~~Ceremony~~ can complete it. When this occurs, the associated Ritual's effect is applied. A ~~Ceremony~~ cannot be completed more than once.		After all of the Components in its Cost have been Contributed to it, the player who started a Gathering can complete it. When this occurs, the associated Ritual's effect is applied. A Gathering cannot be completed more than once.

	If a ~~Ceremony~~ is not completed by the end of the phase in which it was started, the ritual fails, and each Contributor of each Ritual Component Withdraws said Ritual Component.		If a Gathering is not completed by the end of the phase in which it was started, the ritual fails, and each Contributor of each Ritual Component Withdraws said Ritual Component.

	===Ritual that Displaces the Obelisk===		===Ritual that Displaces the Obelisk===

RandomNetCat: Rename Start a Ritual -> Ceremony

2023-06-16T21:15:50Z

Rename Start a Ritual -> Ceremony

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	As a Task, a player with sufficient items can combine 1💎 and 5🌿 in their possession to create 1⚗️.		As a Task, a player with sufficient items can combine 1💎 and 5🌿 in their possession to create 1⚗️.

	===Start a ~~Ritual~~===		===Start a Ceremony===
	As a Task, a player can Start a Ceremony by posting their intent to do so in #rituals, specifying the type of Ritual to be performed. A Ceremony can only be started if the Ritual's prerequisite (if any) is met.		As a Task, a player can Start a Ceremony by posting their intent to do so in #rituals, specifying the type of Ritual to be performed. A Ceremony can only be started if the Ritual's prerequisite (if any) is met.

RandomNetCat: Use "Ceremony" to refer to a specific instance of a Ritual

2023-06-16T21:13:31Z

Use "Ceremony" to refer to a specific instance of a Ritual

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	===Start a Ritual===		===Start a Ritual===
	As a Task, a player can Start a ~~Ritual~~ by posting their intent to do so in #rituals, specifying the ~~ritual they would like~~ to ~~perform~~. A ~~ritual~~ can only be started if ~~its~~ prerequisite (if any) is met.		As a Task, a player can Start a Ceremony by posting their intent to do so in #rituals, specifying the type of Ritual to be performed. A Ceremony can only be started if the Ritual's prerequisite (if any) is met.

	==Rituals==		==Rituals==
	A ritual has a Prerequisite, a Cost, and an Effect.		A ritual type has a Prerequisite, a Cost, and an Effect.

	A player can Contribute to a ~~Ritual~~ by reacting to the ~~Ritual~~ with the corresponding Emoji of a Ritual Component they possess, provided they possess at least one of that Ritual Component. When they do so, one of that Ritual Component is revoked from them, and e becomes a Contributor of that Ritual Component to that ~~Ritual~~. A Contributor of a Ritual Component to a ~~Ritual~~ cannot contribute that same Ritual Component to that same ~~Ritual~~.		A player can Contribute to a Ceremony by reacting to the message in which the Ceremony was initiated with the corresponding Emoji of a Ritual Component they possess, provided they possess at least one of that Ritual Component. When they do so, one of that Ritual Component is revoked from them, and e becomes a Contributor of that Ritual Component to that Ceremony. A current Contributor of a Ritual Component to a Ceremony cannot again contribute that same Ritual Component to that same Ceremony.

	A Contributor of a Ritual Component to a ~~Ritual~~ can Withdraw that component from that ~~Ritual~~ by removing the corresponding reaction. When they do so, they are granted the amount of contributed Ritual Component they have previously contributed to that ~~Ritual~~ but has not yet been refunded, then cease to be such a Contributor.		A Contributor of a Ritual Component to a Ceremony can Withdraw that component from that Ceremony by removing the corresponding reaction. When they do so, they are granted the amount of contributed Ritual Component they have previously contributed to that Ceremony but has not yet been refunded, then cease to be such a Contributor.

	After all of the Components in its Cost have been Contributed to it, the player who started a ~~Ritual~~ can complete it. When this occurs, the Ritual's effect is applied. A ~~Ritual~~ cannot be completed more than once.		After all of the Components in its Cost have been Contributed to it, the player who started a Ceremony can complete it. When this occurs, the associated Ritual's effect is applied. A Ceremony cannot be completed more than once.

	If a ~~ritual~~ is not completed by the end of the phase in which it was started, the ritual fails, and each Contributor of each Ritual Component Withdraws said Ritual Component.		If a Ceremony is not completed by the end of the phase in which it was started, the ritual fails, and each Contributor of each Ritual Component Withdraws said Ritual Component.

	===Ritual that Displaces the Obelisk===		===Ritual that Displaces the Obelisk===

RandomNetCat: /* Urgent Class Proposal */ Clarify urgent submission restriction

2023-06-16T20:59:09Z

Urgent Class Proposal: Clarify urgent submission restriction

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	The voting period of an urgent proposal begins at the time it is submitted and ends two days after. An urgent proposal is popular if it has no more than two votes against it.		The voting period of an urgent proposal begins at the time it is submitted and ends two days after. An urgent proposal is popular if it has no more than two votes against it.

	~~Any~~ reputable player ~~may make~~ an ~~Urgent Class~~ proposal. Urgent proposals should only be used to correct the game to its intended state and to maintain playability.		Rules to the contrary notwithstanding, only a reputable player can submit an urgent proposal. Urgent proposals should only be used to correct the game to its intended state and to maintain playability.

	====Standard Class Proposal====		====Standard Class Proposal====

RandomNetCat: /* Rituals */ Clarify completion

2023-06-16T20:57:40Z

Rituals: Clarify completion

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	A Contributor of a Ritual Component to a Ritual can Withdraw that component from that Ritual by removing the corresponding reaction. When they do so, they are granted the amount of contributed Ritual Component they have previously contributed to that Ritual but has not yet been refunded, then cease to be such a Contributor.		A Contributor of a Ritual Component to a Ritual can Withdraw that component from that Ritual by removing the corresponding reaction. When they do so, they are granted the amount of contributed Ritual Component they have previously contributed to that Ritual but has not yet been refunded, then cease to be such a Contributor.

	~~A ritual is completed when~~ all of the Components in its Cost have been Contributed to it ~~and~~ the player who started the ~~ritual states that it has been~~ completed.		After all of the Components in its Cost have been Contributed to it, the player who started a Ritual can complete it. When this occurs, the Ritual's effect is applied. A Ritual cannot be completed more than once.

	If a ritual is not completed by the end of the phase in which it was started, the ritual fails, and each Contributor of each Ritual Component Withdraws said Ritual Component.		If a ritual is not completed by the end of the phase in which it was started, the ritual fails, and each Contributor of each Ritual Component Withdraws said Ritual Component.

RandomNetCat: /* Rituals */ Clarify ritual refunding

2023-06-16T20:55:36Z

Rituals: Clarify ritual refunding

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	A player can Contribute to a Ritual by reacting to the Ritual with the corresponding Emoji of a Ritual Component they possess, provided they possess at least one of that Ritual Component. When they do so, one of that Ritual Component is revoked from them, and e becomes a Contributor of that Ritual Component to that Ritual. A Contributor of a Ritual Component to a Ritual cannot contribute that same Ritual Component to that same Ritual.		A player can Contribute to a Ritual by reacting to the Ritual with the corresponding Emoji of a Ritual Component they possess, provided they possess at least one of that Ritual Component. When they do so, one of that Ritual Component is revoked from them, and e becomes a Contributor of that Ritual Component to that Ritual. A Contributor of a Ritual Component to a Ritual cannot contribute that same Ritual Component to that same Ritual.

	A Contributor of a Ritual Component to a Ritual can Withdraw that component from that Ritual by removing the corresponding reaction. When they do so, they are granted the amount of contributed Ritual Component that has not yet been refunded, then cease to be such a Contributor.		A Contributor of a Ritual Component to a Ritual can Withdraw that component from that Ritual by removing the corresponding reaction. When they do so, they are granted the amount of contributed Ritual Component they have previously contributed to that Ritual but has not yet been refunded, then cease to be such a Contributor.

	A ritual is completed when all of the Components in its Cost have been Contributed to it and the player who started the ritual states that it has been completed.		A ritual is completed when all of the Components in its Cost have been Contributed to it and the player who started the ritual states that it has been completed.

RandomNetCat: /* Rituals */ Don't use explicit "one" in ritual refunding

2023-06-16T20:54:44Z

Rituals: Don't use explicit "one" in ritual refunding

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	A player can Contribute to a Ritual by reacting to the Ritual with the corresponding Emoji of a Ritual Component they possess, provided they possess at least one of that Ritual Component. When they do so, one of that Ritual Component is revoked from them, and e becomes a Contributor of that Ritual Component to that Ritual. A Contributor of a Ritual Component to a Ritual cannot contribute that same Ritual Component to that same Ritual.		A player can Contribute to a Ritual by reacting to the Ritual with the corresponding Emoji of a Ritual Component they possess, provided they possess at least one of that Ritual Component. When they do so, one of that Ritual Component is revoked from them, and e becomes a Contributor of that Ritual Component to that Ritual. A Contributor of a Ritual Component to a Ritual cannot contribute that same Ritual Component to that same Ritual.

	A Contributor of a Ritual Component to a Ritual can Withdraw that component from that Ritual by removing the corresponding reaction. When they do so, they are granted ~~one~~ of ~~that~~ Ritual Component, then cease to be such a Contributor.		A Contributor of a Ritual Component to a Ritual can Withdraw that component from that Ritual by removing the corresponding reaction. When they do so, they are granted the amount of contributed Ritual Component that has not yet been refunded, then cease to be such a Contributor.

	A ritual is completed when all of the Components in its Cost have been Contributed to it and the player who started the ritual states that it has been completed.		A ritual is completed when all of the Components in its Cost have been Contributed to it and the player who started the ritual states that it has been completed.