Prototype Richese No-Fields on foreign Homeworlds

docs/CURRENT_STATUS.md

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 ## Current checkpoint and work
+**Concealed Richese No-Field on a foreign Homeworld — 28 October.
+Prototyped / Partial.** In native Homeworld games, Richese may ship its own
+face-down marker to a foreign non-allied world. It counts as one public marker
+without becoming a physical counter until reveal, when actual reserves move
+into visitor custody. Native payment, Karama and Advanced Guild interception
+remain in place. Forty related files pass 301 cases, including real Basic and
+Advanced lobby starts, all three values, battle, cancellation, Guild stop and
+the marker-only alliance restriction. One isolated authenticated HTTP case
+also exercises real Basic shipment and the other player's concealed-token
+view. The undealt Karama placement is selected to exercise responses;
+resources and forces are not staged. This off-planet
+composition is provisional; own-world placement, multiple simultaneous markers,
+optional modules, full mode and deployed acceptance remain open.
+[Scope](RICHESE_NO_FIELD_RULES.md#foreign-homeworld-marker--28-october-2026).
+
 **Public-deal deadline at turn rollover — 28 October. Prototyped / Partial.**
 When the mounted form observes a later turn, a past whole-number deadline
 advances to the current turn. A future deadline and incomplete edits stay in

docs/RICHESE_NO_FIELD_RULES.md

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 Audit date: 2026-09-06. This document distinguishes the printed token lifecycle from engine integration and unresolved combinations. It does not certify Richese, Homeworlds, or any other gated game mode.
 
+## Foreign Homeworld marker — 28 October 2026
+
+**Prototyped / Partial.** In supported native Homeworld games without optional
+modules, Richese may use its own shipment to place a face-down No-Field on a
+foreign non-allied Homeworld. It costs the one-force Homeworld price and uses
+the original Karama response, Advanced Guild stop and payment continuation.
+There is one deployed physical marker globally; a selected marker cannot be
+the last shipped. The marker's controller and location are public, its value
+and identity private. No reserve counter leaves until revelation. Occupation
+history records marker presence separately from typed physical forces and
+native population.
+
+Voluntary or battle revelation draws up to the printed value from actual
+Richese reserves into the foreign Homeworld's visitor custody. Zero remains
+a meaningful concealed presence until reveal. Basic and Advanced native lobby
+programmes cover each printed value, real battle continuation, Karama
+cancellation and the Advanced Guild stop. The owned source setup selects an
+undealt Karama but does not stage resources, phases or forces. An isolated
+authenticated Basic room also shipped the marker and confirmed the
+other player's view contains the location but not the private token IDs.
+Own-Homeworld
+placement, multiple markers, optional-module combinations, complete mode,
+browser and deployed acceptance remain open.
+
+The supplied Advanced revision distinguishes Homeworlds from territories
+(physical p. 21) and describes No-Field materialization in a territory
+(physical p. 36). It does not explicitly resolve this off-planet composition.
+The single-marker and foreign-Homeworld policy is therefore a provisional
+online interpretation, not a publisher clarification. Existing on-Arrakis
+records keep their original location shape.
+
 ## Free entry into a revealed Discovery location — 27 October 2026
 
 E3 printed12 and supplied Advanced physical23/printed21 grant a separate move
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 1. **Reserve shortage when destroyed.** Voluntary/battle text explicitly caps by reserves; the destruction sentence says to lose the indicated quantity without repeating the shortage clause. The pure model caps materialization to avoid creating physical units, but that is conservation-based composition for storm/worm losses, not an independently answered FAQ. It does not select substitute losses from unrelated board forces.
 2. **Mixed forces and battle dials.** The FAQ forbids dialing more than reserves in a No-Field battle. Existing ordinary counters are possible, but no retrieved specific answer defines the cap across those counters, multiple sectors, typed units or independent reserve uses. Basic/Advanced ordinary and the selected Advanced Occupy prototype use the explicitly provisional additive pool above. This does not settle that source question or admit Basic mixed coalition/module profiles.
 3. **Full-plan special Karama and structured Truthtrance.** The current prototype distinguishes supplied p27 F's special entire-plan power from p27 C/p36 B ordinary Prescience under the explicit provisional contract above; private reading does not reveal the physical token. No retrieved dedicated combined FAQ adjudicates that distinction or broader promise questions. Structured Truthtrance, public maxima, other-player legal previews and reasoning retain their original entitled boundaries.
-4. **Homeworld use.** R3 recommends Richese in a Homeworld combination but supplies no retrieved No-Field-specific rule defining off-planet hidden custody, one-on-planet versus off-planet coexistence, or homeworld threshold disclosure. General module availability is not an answer to those lifecycle questions. The isolated model represents a single Arrakis marker and does not authorize Homeworld placement.
+4. **Homeworld use.** R3 recommends Richese in a Homeworld combination but supplies no retrieved No-Field-specific rule defining off-planet hidden custody, one-on-planet versus off-planet coexistence, or homeworld threshold disclosure. General module availability is not an answer to those lifecycle questions. The later provisional foreign-Homeworld prototype above supersedes the earlier Arrakis-only model; broader placement and coexistence remain unresolved.
 5. **Capturing, transferring or returning a concealed marker as a force.** The selected Guild Secret Ally route above now provisionally recalls the marker face down while preserving last-use history. It does not establish a general conversion for every card, ordinary Guild ally return, foreign custody or Homeworld placement. Other return causes retain their own recorded contracts.
 6. **Allied discounts and reserve source.** Ordinary consent, typed allocation and funding are integrated. Guild-recipient and already-active Karama price/payee use the explicitly provisional prototype in both modes. Ordinary Fremen reserves are on-planet and remain ineligible for this off-planet method. See `RICHESE_ALLIED_SHIPMENT_AUDIT.md`.
 7. **Supply orientation.** Concealed denomination is explicit. Hiding unused IDs/values in public JSON is the minimum privacy consequence, not a claim about an otherwise undocumented physical supply layout. The last revealed used face is public until another deployment; historical log knowledge may legitimately remain.

docs/RULE_DECISIONS.md

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 # Rule decision index
 
+## Richese No-Field on a foreign Homeworld — 28 October 2026
+
+The user-authorized Advanced revision calls Homeworlds non-territories
+(physical p. 21) and describes No-Field materialization in a territory
+(physical p. 36), without resolving their combination. Provisionally permit
+one native face-down marker globally, shipped to a foreign non-allied active
+Homeworld; count its public presence separately and materialize real reserves
+there on reveal. Own-world and optional-module compositions remain excluded.
+[Scope](RICHESE_NO_FIELD_RULES.md#foreign-homeworld-marker--28-october-2026).
+
 ## Recovered Sapho after a suspended Movement turn — 28 October 2026
 
 The holder's fresh physical Sapho may provisionally replace its own protected