Compose native Richese skills and Advanced contribution receipts

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## Authorized Advanced contribution recipients — 4 October 2026
The [authorized supplied Advanced source](RULE_DECISIONS.md#authorized-source-amendment--1-october-2026),
Richese Bidding, explicitly sends Richese's contribution to an ally's payment
to Emperor or the Spice Bank. The private layout extraction records this at
lines1463–1476. The publisher-authored R2 p5 instead says Richese collects other
buyers' payment and pays Emperor/bank when buying itself, without the extra
contributor clause. **This recipient cutover is Advanced only; Basic is unchanged.**
An Advanced buyer paying4 and receiving4 funded Richese aid buys the original
eight-spice cache/Black Market lot once. Richese receives only the buyer's4;
Richese's own4 goes to Emperor, even when Emperor is the buyer, or to the Bank
when Emperor is absent. The original scalar contribution binds the paid lot;
later income settlement does not reconstruct current alliances or charge
already-debited donor escrow again. Emperor cancellation sends only its4 to
the Bank, not the unrelated buyer-to-Richese share, and does not replay credit
or physical card transfer. The existing whole-bank recipient override remains.
The separate native `banker-income` opt-in counts only actual bank-routed
original payer legs. It never treats allowed Emperor income or ordinary seller
credit as a bank payment, aggregates separate payers to four, or spends its
new front-shield grant before actual Mentat. Original Bureaucrat split-funding,
positive Black Market self-bidding, exhausted-cache counts and special-lot
Ixian Technology remain their recorded boundaries.
## Printed rules, by checkpoint
The source anchor is R2 pp.4–6,10–12: ten cache cards stay outside the hand; one revealed cache lot replaces a normal lot and is declared first or last before Ixian preparation. It uses Once Around or Silent. Other buyers pay Richese; Richese pays Emperor/bank. Discards enter normal discard. Ordinary Karama acquisition is barred. Once Around gives each other faction one ascending bid/pass in a chosen direction, then Richese's final opportunity. Silent reveals eligible bidders' simultaneous offers, including zero, with storm-order ties. A zero result permits cache keep/remove. Advanced Black Market offers one concealed hand card before Declaration, permits all three methods, allows Atreides inspection and unverified sales claims, pays Richese, and shrinks the normal pool only after a sale; no bid means retain. Direct-cache purchases cannot use Ixian allied replacement; Black Market purchases can, even for Richese-family cards. Harkonnen bonus applies to both. Juice of Sapho works in Once Around. Cancellation prevents cache auction at round start or Black Market sale. The special power buys a privately chosen cache card for three spice. [R2](https://www.gf9games.com/dune/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/CHOAM-Rulebook-low-res.pdf)