Support group travel agreements

docs/CURRENT_STATUS.md

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 ## Current checkpoint and work
 
+**Group travel agreements — 29 October. Prototyped / Partial.** A Basic
+classic offer can name one invited traveler among three through six human
+parties. Other invitees accept first; the traveler receives the offer at once
+and can decline early, then gives final consent after a private feasibility
+check. The existing physical travel receipt, status, action guide and unanimous
+release remain authoritative; older two-party records keep their original
+shape. Real three- and four-seat games cover shipment, movement, failed final
+consent, release and four legal autopilot profiles; schema and controls cover
+larger party lists. The 29-file related batch passes 181 cases, and the three
+changed files pass 28 cases. Type checking, lint and production build pass.
+Multi-party payment combinations, future turns, optional modules and deployed
+acceptance remain open. [Scope](PUBLIC_DEALS.md#structured-current-turn-travel--29-october-2026).
+
 **Basic Richese reveals during responses — 29 October. Prototyped / Partial.**
 The owner can reveal an existing No-Field during clean CHOAM Charity,
 Atreides normal-auction inspection, Richese cache-auction declaration and

docs/PUBLIC_DEALS.md

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 ## Structured current-turn travel — 29 October 2026
 
-**Prototyped / Partial.** In a quiet Basic classic table, a two-human offer
-can ask its recipient to make or avoid one native reserve shipment or ground
+**Prototyped / Partial.** In a quiet Basic classic table, an offer between two
+to six human seats can ask one invited recipient to make or avoid one native reserve shipment or ground
 move of at least a selected number of physical forces to a named printed
 territory during the offer turn. The recipient's final acceptance binds the
 public term; an offer alone does not. One matching action can satisfy several
 compatible travel deals. Earlier actions and sums of smaller moves do not
 count. The existing native travel planner enforces the accepted term and
 provides the owner's next legal action; it grants no extra transport. A later
-autopilot handover uses that same guide.
+autopilot handover uses that same guide. For a group offer, the proposer names
+the traveler and the other invitees accept first; the traveler gives final
+consent and the server privately checks their own ability to comply. Any invitee
+can decline, and release still requires every party. This actor-last online
+ordering is provisional and does not restrict the printed scope of agreements.
 
 A two-party offer can also pair that term with an immediate ordinary bribe
 from the proposer to the traveler. Final acceptance binds the travel and
@@ -30,7 +34,7 @@ be newly combined in either order. Existing simple or expression Truthtrance
 bribe commitments block new travel consent; while travel is pending, a simple,
 expression or mixed bribe question offers only I don't know until the two
 planners can evaluate those obligations together. Optional modules, Advanced, future turns,
-multi-party travel terms, arbitrary prose and other action families remain
+multi-party payments paired with travel, arbitrary prose and other action families remain
 unfinished. An unaccepted offer from an earlier turn cannot be accepted.
 
 The publisher's [base rulebook, p. 12](https://www.gf9games.com/dunegame/wp-content/uploads/Dune-Rulebook.pdf)

docs/RULE_DECISIONS.md

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 # Rule decision index
 
+## Group travel deals — 29 October 2026
+
+The publisher's base rulebook, printed p. 12, permits nonallied public deals
+for future actions. A structured current-turn group travel term names an
+invited traveler, who accepts last after the other parties; that online consent
+ordering is provisional. The final acceptance privately checks their own
+feasibility, and all signatories must release a binding agreement.
+[Scope](PUBLIC_DEALS.md#structured-current-turn-travel--29-october-2026).
+
 ## Richese reveal during selected Basic responses — 29 October 2026
 
 The publisher CHOAM & Richese rules, printed p. 6, allow Richese to reveal