Support paid No-Field companions in Basic allied transit
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@@ -108,6 +108,8 @@ deployed acceptance was run.
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**Prototyped / Partial.** Richese may ship its own single concealed No-Field
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into an eligible ally-occupied territory, then move it out during its turn.
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High Richese Homeworld may include paid physical reserve companions; the whole
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group must depart, using its existing combined price and typed reserve custody.
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Storm and stronghold capacity remain in force. The owner sees a warning without
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revealing the token value to other players. If the marker remains beside the
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ally at turn end, the provisional no-departure policy reveals it, places up to
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@@ -116,7 +118,7 @@ Tanks. A zero marker reveals without casualties. Physical visitors use the
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same pre-arrival baseline; an earlier voluntary reveal is not repeated.
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The source FAQ permits allied shipment transit and the Richese rules count a
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concealed marker as one force; their combination and no-exit consequence are
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provisional. Allied No-Field use, paired markers, paid companions and other
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provisional. Allied No-Field use, paired markers and other
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transport compositions remain separate.
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## Basic ordinary allied shipment prototype — 8 October 2026
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