Offer Semuta before native paid-income Karama cancellations
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@@ -854,3 +854,21 @@ the native Emperor has ten spice and the ally retains three Tanks. Six
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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 — 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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singleton before the original denial. Claim/pass restores its existing
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response once. Canceling income does not cancel or refund the paid shipment
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or acquisition; the next native Movement, auction or saved Richese control
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still owns the suffix. A purchased Karama may itself pay for canceling its
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auction income; its new Semuta custody does not reverse the bid.
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Five genuine before programs lacked the offer; ten source-action replay and
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claim/pass programs now retain original prices, forces and cards. Sixteen
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consumer cases cover full hands, foreign ownership, neutral passes and legal
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bots. Styled390px actual controls complete all three costs; original
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Movement and restored Richese declaration/cache choice are usable. Guild
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rate cancellation, Homeworld/Ambassador payments and unsupported overlapping
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parents remain distinct coverage; no printed prohibition or module gate is
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invented to describe those limits.
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