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=== Spaces ===

A space is an entity. Each space has an identifier, which is ~~a non-negative~~ integer unique among spaces. An attempt to create a space with an invalid or duplicated identifier fails, rules to the contrary notwithstanding. The space with identifier N is known as "Space N".

A space is an entity. Each space has an identifier, which is an integer unique among spaces. An attempt to create a space with an invalid or duplicated identifier fails, rules to the contrary notwithstanding. The space with identifier N is known as "Space N".

A space with identifier 0 always exists, and is created immediately if it does not. This space is the initial space.

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Each player can, as a progressive action, move, provided they have not done so previously in the current phase. This requires the following selections:

* First, a random choice of 1d10. Let the result be N.

* Then, N selections of a space, ~~which~~ each space follows the prior selected space (and the first seleced space follows the player's current space).

* Then, N selections of a space, where each space follows the prior selected space (and the first seleced space follows the player's current space).

When a player moves, the following happen in order:

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 === Spaces ===
-A space is an entity. Each space has an identifier, which is a non-negative integer unique among spaces. An attempt to create a space with an invalid or duplicated identifier fails, rules to the contrary notwithstanding. The space with identifier N is known as "Space N".
+A space is an entity. Each space has an identifier, which is an integer unique among spaces. An attempt to create a space with an invalid or duplicated identifier fails, rules to the contrary notwithstanding. The space with identifier N is known as "Space N".
 A space with identifier 0 always exists, and is created immediately if it does not. This space is the initial space.
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 Each player can, as a progressive action, move, provided they have not done so previously in the current phase. This requires the following selections:
 * First, a random choice of 1d10. Let the result be N.
-* Then, N selections of a space, which each space follows the prior selected space (and the first seleced space follows the player's current space).
+* Then, N selections of a space, where each space follows the prior selected space (and the first seleced space follows the player's current space).
 When a player moves, the following happen in order: