Support Basic allied No-Field transit

game/reference.ts

@@ -1122,6 +1122,7 @@ export const RULE_TOPICS: RuleTopic[] = [
       'Concealed zero, three and five tokens represent one force until they are revealed.',
     steps: [
       'Richese has three No-Fields, numbered zero, three and five. A concealed token counts as one force. Only one may be deployed on Arrakis, and consecutive own or allied shipments cannot use the same token.',
+      'In Basic play, your own single concealed No-Field may provisionally ship into an ally’s territory if it can legally enter; move it out before your turn ends. If it remains, reveal it and send its newly materialized forces to Tanks under the provisional no-departure policy. A zero marker reveals but contributes no casualties. Existing physical forces and the ally are not part of that new-visitor loss. Paired markers and paid companion forces keep their separate guards.',
       'A normal No-Field shipment pays the one-force price. The concealed token moves like a force. Before Battle, Richese may reveal it voluntarily; a token involved in battle is revealed with the Battle Plan. Revelation brings the indicated forces from reserves, limited by what remains there.',
       'Provisional Guild transport treats your owned concealed marker as one billable force alongside any same-origin physical counters. Native Guild allies may cross-ship it through the normal permission and rate responses. The actual absent-Guild Secret Ally may cross-ship or return it face down, spending its Nexus once and paying the Bank. Cross keeps concealment; return creates no denomination-sized reserve deposit and retains the same-token next-shipment ban. Ordinary Guild allies cannot return. Select the marker separately from physical counters; ordinary movement remains available.',
       'In supported native Homeworld games, you may provisionally ship one concealed No-Field from your reserves to a foreign non-allied Homeworld, alone or with physical forces from those reserves. On a later turn, you may ship that same concealed marker between distinct eligible foreign Homeworlds, alone or with selected physical Richese counters from the marker’s current World. Price the whole group as one plus those counters; a purchased Guild rate halves the total, rounding up once. The marker retains its identity and last-shipment history, and its value does not materialize until reveal, when available reserves are placed there. Only one marker may be deployed globally. Own-Homeworld placement or return and optional-module combinations remain unavailable. The supplied revised rulebook permits World-to-World shipment (physical p. 22) and counts a concealed marker as one force for effects (physical p. 36), but does not explicitly resolve this combination; this is a provisional interpretation.',