React to ordinary used cards in the Homeworld Semuta envelope
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@@ -29,6 +29,21 @@ optional skill bands, combinations and public expansion starts remain open.
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Rules implementation continues; comprehensive assurance and administration
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remain deferred until all rules are implemented.
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**Semuta / Homeworld ordinary-card reaction — 11 October.**
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The Homeworld Semuta envelope admitted only three producers, so a used
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ordinary special card played there produced no reaction even though the
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printed card has no module restriction. `semutaOfferSupported` now also
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admits `ordinaryCardDiscard` in that roster; its existing signature already
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binds Homeworld custody, occupation history and percentage ledger, so no new
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source identity or payment rule was added. A genuine original Homeworld
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occupation state at an active Movement owner plays Hajr, commits its
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movement grant, then offers the used card. Claim recovers it, pass leaves it
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discarded; wallets, custody, occupation history, percentage ledger and the
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Hajr grant are unchanged and original Movement still finishes. One before
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program had no offer; four claim/pass and all four legal bot profiles pass;
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seven consumer cases and the frozen six-file union pass with types/lint
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clean. Other Homeworld producers remain guarded.
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**Tleilaxu Ambassador first-death Kwisatz Haderach — 11 October.**
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The source-supported separate KH identity (base p17) now appears in the
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private native or Bene Gesserit-copied Tleilaxu grant. It is not appended to
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@@ -7,6 +7,10 @@ Runtime checkpoint, 10 September 2026. Native CHOAM can now request and retain a
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The separate fresh `semuta --homeworlds` entry reuses original occupation setup
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for native Richese/CHOAM and classics, exact CHOAM, with no other optional
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modules. It does not convert played profiles or widen the Basic epoch ruling.
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Besides the three dedicated producers, an ordinary used special card played in
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this roster also offers Semuta: the used card is the same public fresh batch,
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claim recovers it and pass leaves it discarded, and the card's own committed
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effect, wallets, custody and occupation history are unchanged.
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Actual selected original cleanup cards are privately discarded first. The
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typed receipt retains only that cleanup's event, original held-ID commitment
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@@ -1,5 +1,29 @@
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# Dune implementation status
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## 11 October 2026 — Homeworld ordinary-card Semuta reaction
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The Homeworld Semuta envelope admitted only paid Kaitain disposal, Tupile
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lost-slot cleanup and printed Karama canceling income, so a used ordinary
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special card played in that roster produced no reaction. The printed Semuta
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card carries no module restriction; the exclusion was an implementation
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boundary of the new envelope.
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`semutaOfferSupported` now also admits `ordinaryCardDiscard` when the
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Homeworld roster matches. That continuation's existing signature already
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binds Homeworld custody, occupation history and the percentage ledger, so no
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new source identity, price or economic rule was introduced. Ordinary resume
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already restores the saved response/decision/pending-Karama/opening.
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A genuine original Homeworld occupation state at an active Movement owner
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plays Hajr: its movement grant commits, the used card becomes the fresh
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batch, and Semuta is offered. Claim recovers the exact used card; pass leaves
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it discarded. Wallets, Homeworld custody, occupation history, percentage
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ledger, the Hajr grant and the remaining Movement are unchanged; a second
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play and a repeated commit are rejected. The before program produced no
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offer; four claim/pass and all four legal bot profiles pass. Seven consumer
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cases and the frozen six-file union pass with types/lint. Other Homeworld
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producers, Nexus/Skills/module mixtures and public starts remain guarded.
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## 11 October 2026 — source-supported first-death KH Ambassador return
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The Tleilaxu Ambassador's own-leader alternative excluded Atreides'
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@@ -855,6 +855,16 @@ consumer cases pass on that genuine setup. Later held cards/Tanks use
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conserved transfers, not replacement decks or minted forces. No new ruling,
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module entry, public gate or complete-mode certification follows.
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**11 October 2026 — Homeworld ordinary-card reaction.** The bounded Homeworld
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entry now also offers Semuta for an ordinary used special card played in its
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roster, not only paid Kaitain disposal, Tupile cleanup and printed Karama
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canceling income. The used card is the same public fresh batch; claim
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recovers it and pass leaves it discarded, with Homeworld custody, occupation
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history, the percentage ledger, wallets and the card's own committed effect
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unchanged. One before program lacked the offer; four claim/pass and all four
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legal bots pass. Other Homeworld producers remain guarded, not prohibited by
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a newly found printed rule.
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**11 October 2026 — native paid-income cancellation costs.** Printed Karama
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canceling original Guild shipment income, non-Ambassador Emperor auction
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income or Advanced Richese special-purchase income offers that public
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