Correct Emperor special Sardaukar revival limits

game/reference.ts

@@ -4320,7 +4320,7 @@ export const RULE_TOPICS: RuleTopic[] = [
       'The combat engine now distinguishes ordinary and elite tokens, accepts half-strength dials and seals spice support with the battle plan. The unfinished Advanced preview is available for the six classic factions while other Advanced rules are completed.',
       'One spice supports one token at its full strength. Unsupported tokens fight at half strength. Fremen uses full strength without spice; Sardaukar counts as ordinary against Fremen.',
       'After resolution, casualties must match both the dial and spice spent. One legal ordinary/elite allocation settles automatically; several legal allocations ask the winner to choose. The losing army is destroyed. Only a traitor winner avoids its committed spice payment.',
-      'Elite tokens are tracked in reserves, territories and tanks. Normal revival, Ghola and the Emperor’s extra revival all share the limit of one elite revival per faction per turn.',
+      'Elite tokens are tracked in reserves, territories and tanks. Normal revival, Ghola and the Emperor’s extra allied revival share the limit of one elite revival per faction per turn. The Emperor’s own special Karama revival is separate and does not consume that limit.',
       'Atreides privately tracks losses and can add KH to a sealed plan after seven battle losses. The accompanying leader or Cheap Hero gains two strength if it survives, and cannot turn traitor. KH can be used in only one territory per turn.',
       'Before sealing plans, the table offers separate Karama responses for doubled elite strength and Fremen’s free spice support. Canceling elite strength makes those tokens fight as ordinary forces for this battle; it does not change their token type. Canceling free support makes Fremen pay spice or fight at half strength. Sardaukar already fights as ordinary against Fremen.',
       'The KH cancellation window does not disclose Atreides’ activation status or selected plan. Canceling prevents both its bonus and its traitor protection in this battle.',
@@ -4659,7 +4659,7 @@ export const RULE_TOPICS: RuleTopic[] = [
       'After Voice and ordinary Prescience finish, Atreides may spend its Advanced special Karama to inspect either combatant’s entire committed plan, even outside its own battle. Target seals first; only Atreides gets actual dial, leader, physical played cards, support and KH. The provisional supplied-source distinction includes No-Field plans: ordinary dial Prescience is still barred, but the separate special reads the sealed plan without revealing/materializing its marker early. Allies receive no automatic inspection.',
       'The inspected plan remains privately visible in Atreides’ action panel while the other combatant prepares a plan. No inspection acknowledgement is required. This also applies when Atreides is outside the battle helping an ally; that ally does not receive the inspection automatically. Both committed plans trigger the public reveal, which ends the private inspection. The inspected plan stays committed. Atreides may retain the power by declining this battle’s offer. A canceled ordinary prescience request does not remove the special power.',
       'The after-preparation offer, target-first commitment and private-read-versus-public-No-Field-reveal order remain explicit provisional timing interpretations, not a newly retrieved combined FAQ or certification of complete Karama/expansion interactions.',
-      'During Revival, Emperor may revive up to three of its own forces or one of its own dead leaders for free. This is separate from normal revival allowances. The shared one-Sardaukar-per-turn limit still applies.',
+      'During Revival, Emperor may revive up to three of its own forces or one of its own dead leaders for free. These special returns do not use normal revival allowances, including the ordinary one-Sardaukar limit. Only real forces in the Tanks may return.',
       'During Bidding, Harkonnen chooses another player and takes up to four unseen cards. Inspect the combined hand, then return exactly the same number of cards. Newly taken cards may be included in the return.',
       'Harkonnen may temporarily exceed eight cards during this choice. The return restores normal limits. Other players see the exchange count, but only each hand’s owner sees its cards.',
       'If every card in the combined hand must return, the return happens automatically with a brief notice. Larger hands retain their return choice. Your Harkonnen inspection keeps the cards actually drawn privately readable after the exchange and after refresh; this records what you saw then, not the target’s current hand. Older saved forced returns record the cards held before returning them without claiming which were originally drawn.',