Support Atreides special Karama truth commitments

game/reference.ts

@@ -3366,6 +3366,7 @@ export const RULE_TOPICS: RuleTopic[] = [
       'A current-lot Karama condition counts a future physical printed Karama cost for this original ordinary auction card, either immediate purchase or its winning invoice. Bidding alone, another Karama role, a converted Worthless card, an earlier play, recovery or a later lot does not count. A bid-and-Karama answer must retain the real bid before the purchase; free acquisition still uses the original native controls and hand limit. A whole No shares its payment and bid funding without assuming a forbidden free invoice. Unseen future auction cards cannot fund another promised card play; actual owned knowledge remains usable.',
       'In a quiet Advanced Bidding window, a whole answer can name Harkonnen’s successful once-game special Karama. The original owner and Bidding turn bind the interval across lots. Only a future actual physical printed Karama used for that special counts; ordinary roles and failed use do not. No and native hand-exchange timing remain authoritative. The shared witness returns unseen drawn cards without sampling their faces; Kull, Semuta and other faction special powers remain outside this prototype.',
       'A separate Emperor special-Karama condition covers quiet Advanced Revival. It names an actual physical printed Karama activation and its real free leader or force return, preserving the existing return-before-cost order. Kull, Semuta and broader interactions remain outside the bounded profile.',
+      'A separate Atreides special-Karama condition covers a clean Advanced battle before plans reveal. It binds the original public battle, and the private witness pays the real card without reading an opposing sealed plan. Actual inspection and target-first sequencing remain native; Kull, Semuta and broader interactions remain outside the bounded profile. Guides select the actual special-use promise even when another answer was recorded first.',
       'A printed Karama shipment-price clause names the current beneficiary’s unused native shipment. The giver spends the physical printed card; the beneficiary still pays the native bank tariff, such as two spice becoming one. Playing that cost counts even if its price is unused. The source remains while that original recipient is entitled, including another actor’s turn; a different beneficiary or a Cunning second opportunity has its own interval. Own shipping or ending must preserve the whole answer before a foreign counter, while foreign actions retain their rights.',
       'A Thumper condition counts an actual printed play after answering before this turn’s original first Spice reveal. Its cost counts even when the existing first-turn rule ignores the encounter or waiting Sandtrout suppresses it. Own acceptance must retain the whole answer. Known card effects enter the quote; the next hidden Spice Card does not. A forced later draw can release genuine impossibility, while choosing known casualties cannot evade an earlier answer.',
       'A printed Amal clause names the original phase opening and counts a future printed play after this answer. The actual available-spice reduction occurs before ordinary payments become possible; known Mentat bribe receipts arrive afterward. Definite answers reopen your own opening pass. Own cost or acceptance must retain a completion, while a foreign Amal can release genuine impossibility before another player takes the last pass. Later openings keep separate intervals.',