Dune/docs/FREMEN_REVIVAL_GRANT.md

Fremen allied free revival

Staged three-member alliance — 28 October 2026

In the unexposed Basic classic group prototype, Fremen may select each of its two allies for a separate grant. Each declaration binds its recipient through the original Karama response; prevention blocks that recipient for the phase without removing the other ally's opportunity. The printed rule describes a single ally and does not specify the three-member case, so applying the rate to each member is provisional. The original force-revival limits, costs and physical returns remain authoritative. This prototype excludes Advanced, expansion factions and optional modules, and does not enable group games in the lobby. The table exposes separate named actions; minimal bots use the same owner-only projection. Other group faction abilities remain unfinished.

Source and selected timing — 24 October 2026

The base publisher rulebook physical p16 gives the Fremen ally three free revivals; ordinary force limits and special-force rules remain independent. The November2020 publisher FAQ p7 permits a Karama to stop an alliance ability for one use. The native permission therefore needs a response before its benefit is committed, rather than an uncancelable direct addition to the permission list. The exact digital declaration point and prevention duration below are implementation policy, not a Fremen-specific worked FAQ. Official base rules, official FAQ.

The existing optional Fremen grant action now binds the current native owner, mutual ally and turn during Revival. It opens the existing Karama response. All-pass commits the original grant once; prevention leaves it uncommitted and blocks that Fremen-to-current-ally opportunity for this Revival turn. It never sets general free-revival prevention. The recipient keeps its intrinsic free rate, Recruits, prior payments and completed returns. A later native Revival opening resets this denial through the existing phase rules. The user’s 14 October choose-recommended authority selects this scope; no new question or claim of publisher confirmation is implied.

Publisher E3 physical pp11/16 says Recruits doubles current free rates, with the ordinary total raised to seven. Under the same explicit current-rate prototype policy, a grant accepted after Recruits uses the same current calculation as a grant accepted before it. Recruits doubles the current granted rate, including applicable bonuses, before caps; without other bonuses, three becomes six. It replaces the native ordinary rate, not an additional six-force gift. Actual prior free usage consumes this rate; all prior returns consume the total cap. The already selected late-paid policy retains prices/classifications and supplies no refund or retroactive relabeling. No direct combined late-grant ruling was found in the bounded primary search. Official E3, existing Recruits interpretation.

Original source passages were freshly checked through the publisher's indexed rulebooks and FAQ. No new edition, community rule or unrelated faction/module permission is adopted. This composition is provisional; complete rules/modes and final acceptance remain unfinished.

Connected implementation

game/fremen-revival-grant.ts validates the original relationship and source, blocks repeated/prevented grants and checks known prior free usage before an active Recruits rate change. Native game/revival.ts remains the only owner of force quotes, intrinsic/granted rates, paid prices, total and elite caps, Homeworld additions and separate free prevention. A grant never moves counters.

The engine opens fremenRevivalGrant, validates that same source on allow and before cancellation-card cost, then commits or marks the optional revivalRules.fremenGrantBlocked recipient list. New responses retain their source in the existing cancellation-context/purpose protocols. Completed grants have no new response or implicit undo. Unknown old grants are not converted into new pending windows. A pending native return or priority transaction must finish before a new grant can be declared; no accepted invoice is silently repriced.

The public owner-only projection contains recipient identity, granted status and a generic blocked reason, without private wallets/Tanks or numeric usage. components/fremen-revival-grant.tsx provides the real persistent table action, status and provisional guidance. The normal response panel names the offered grant. Existing minimal bots consume that same legal projection and ordinary response/return controls, with no strategy or strength changes.

Verification and remaining work

Frozen proof passes 14 affected offline files305/305, types/lint and build. Twelve actual grant/Recruits/return callback and full GameTable SSR journeys reach native Shipment. Sixteen existing-profile native and Recruits paths accept80 legal grant/response/return proposals through their own views, with no strategy refinement or difficulty calibration. Focused engine cases also reach the next actual Revival and verify the denied grant becomes available.

The genuine three-seat public Fremen/Atreides/Emperor source selects only original scalar order, three unopened Treachery positions, two ordinary Spice positions and a later unopened worm. Native Fremen setup puts ten at Tabr; Atreides pays six to invade with six real reserves. Both seal native unarmed plans; Fremen dials six and wins, producing six actual Tank counters for each. The next turn's real worm/Nexus permits an actual proposal and accepted alliance. Native controls reach second Revival:75–77 Basic or92–94 Advanced source actions. Optional Recruits is selected before setup and originally dealt; optional prior Atreides returns are actually two free and one paid for two spice. No played phase, wallet, army, alliance, grant/denial or payment receipt is installed.

The twelve journeys cover ordinary allow/cancel, both Recruits/grant orders, prevention retaining intrinsic doubled returns and the actual prior-paid branch. Original force/card quantities and prior payment/usage remain intact. Existing related cases retain La La La, native/World limits, other revival and source/ purpose behavior. First feedback passes304/305, exposing an old text assertion after review corrected bonus/cancellation wording. Targeted guidance feedback then passes. The next union passes305/305; types identify two exhaustive kind registries and one test's invented response label. The final frozen batch passes all steps after those corrections. Bounded review finds no concrete blocker; this is not comprehensive rules or privacy/persistence review.

Private evidence: /home/quintine/.local/share/dune/checkpoints/20261024-fremen-revival-grant/, including frozen-integrated-3/report.json, runtime-smoke.json, HTML and feedback. Verified base d63efccb55723c8ff33d9ec0d9daf037d0bd66ca, source tree 62f9b1817cbe890828d2c1aa9c1563fd492e5d05fd923dc3881aefcf468e5034 (2699 nonignored files, identical before/after checks). Only checkpoint prose, reference strings and evidence paths follow proof; delivery records that reviewed overlay and pushed revision. The supplied PDF stays untracked.

Framework aliases/CSS stubs mean callback/gameplay/SSR evidence, not visual browser or deployed acceptance. Full modes, all combinations, broader native Karama/optional nesting and comprehensive rules/recovery/privacy/custody assurance remain unfinished. Exact timing/prevention scope and late-grant rate composition remain provisional. No server, saved-room/D1/reset/restart or deployment operation occurs here.