Compose independent cards with original phase modules

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@@ -4,7 +4,8 @@ The separate Ecaz Treachery Cards variant shuffles one physical Reinforcements
card independently of choosing the Ecaz faction. Its bounded handler supports
Basic/Advanced classic-faction tables, clean selected Ix and/or CHOAM native/base
rosters, and clean Ecaz/Moritani expansion tables. Fresh clean classic Homeworlds
use the native-source composition below; other optional modules retain guards.
use native sources below. Original Tech/Advanced Strongholds separately use the
[phase-module contract](ECAZ_TREACHERY_RULES.md#original-phase-module-composition--16-october-2026).
The selected Advanced Occupy profile separately composes co-present armies.
The holder may commit it in either Battle Plan card slot. It is neither a weapon
nor a defense: Prescience of a category receives **None**, while the physical
@@ -21,9 +22,10 @@ rosters in Basic and Advanced. This closes a profile-admission gap: original
independent pre-setup cards were present, but the plan rejected the profile.
Original setup keeps selected35/47 plus three physical cards (38/50 total),
native HMS/cyborgs, Face Dancers, Auditor and the separate ten-card Richese cache.
No Homeworlds, Nexus, Skills, Tech, Strongholds, Discovery, Sandtrout, mixed E3
or unrelated preview is added. Existing classic, paired E3 and selected Advanced
Occupy branches remain separate; public starts and played-save conversion stay gated.
No Homeworlds, Nexus, Skills, Discovery, Sandtrout, mixed E3 or unrelated preview
is added. Original Tech/Advanced Strongholds separately use the phase-module
contract above. Classic, paired E3 and selected Advanced Occupy remain separate;
public starts and played-save conversion stay gated.
Reuse the existing explicitly provisional normal-first, all-outcome fee and
fee-before-Harass order, not a new publisher ruling. Native casualty origins