Guidebook Species Lore Alignment & Mechanical Species Audit#112
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Adds a Respirator override on BaseMobArachnid with Asphyxiation: 1.5, aligning the prototype with the guidebook claim that arachnids suffocate 50% faster than other species.
- Hunger.baseDecayRate 0.03 -> 0.036 (exactly 2x the human 0.018), so the guidebook claim of "2x hunger rate" is now literally true. - OrganAvaliStomach.specialDigestible drops Crayon and Paper, leaving Meat, Pill, and AvianFood, to match the guidebook claim that avali can only digest meat-related items and pills.
Protogen damageModifierSet Cold 1.15 -> 1.3, aligning with the guidebook claim of "30% more cold damage".
TemperatureStatusEffects.minimumTemperature 322 -> 320.15 (= 47C), so the heat-boost mechanic kicks in at the temperature claimed by the guidebook.
Adds two heat-side TemperatureSpeed thresholds (303K = ~30C -> 0.8, 310K = ~37C -> 0.6) alongside the existing cold-side thresholds, so the guidebook claim of "suffering at just 30C" is now mechanically true. The 310K stop sits below the existing heatDamageThreshold of 320.15 K to give the player a slowdown warning before damage starts.
- Thirst.baseDecayRate 0.2 -> 0.15 (= 2x the 0.075 human default), so the guidebook claim of "thirsty 100% faster" is true. - OrganFeroxiStomach.specialDigestible reduced to Meat and Pill only, dropping ReptilianFood/Crayon/Paper, so the guidebook claim that feroxi can ONLY eat meat (and pills) is true.
- BonusMeleeDamage Blunt 1.2 -> 1.35 and Asphyxiation 1.2 -> 1.35, so the guidebook's "+35% Blunt/Asphyx unarmed damage" claim holds. - pryTimeMultiplier 0.6 -> 0.5, so oni pry airlocks in half the time of other species (the guidebook's "50% less time" claim).
Comments out the Hydrakin-specific Oxygenate effect on CarbonDioxide. The guidebook says hydrakin breathe all gases EXCEPT CO2 and water vapor; this aligns the metabolism with that claim. The existing HealthChange exclusion (shouldHave: false on OrganType Hydrakin) is left alone, so CO2 still doesn't poison them - they just don't gain oxygen from it any more.
Overrides Stamina with critThreshold 85 (default 100) and decay 2.55 (default 5), so felinids have slightly less stamina capacity and recover from stamina damage more slowly than humans — matching the guidebook's "slightly less stamina" claim.
Restructures the Human guidebook page into the unified species template: - Single intro paragraph (merged from two short lines). - ## Benefits section with bulleted entries. - Color palette normalized: "20% faster" recoloured #ffa500 -> #1e90ff because it's a beneficial mechanic, not a hazard.
Restructures the Moth People guidebook page into the unified template with ## Diet / ## Benefits / ## Drawbacks sections and bulleted entries. No mechanical changes - existing color tags already match the palette (#1e90ff for benefits, #ffa500 for drawbacks).
Restructures the Vox guidebook page: - Hazard preamble preserved (orange). - Intro paragraph condensed to one block (was 3 lines). - ## Atmospherics section covers breathing rules, internals, and the poison-recovery mechanic as bullets (multi-paragraph recovery prose kept inline in the relevant bullet rather than split). - ## Benefits records the Slash unarmed attack.
- Restructured into ## Benefits / ## Drawbacks bullets. - Cold modifier text updated to "30% more Cold" (was "30% more cold") to match the Cold 1.15 -> 1.3 prototype change. - Adds a benefit bullet noting Slash unarmed (previously undocumented).
Restructures the Arachnid page: - Intro condensed. - ## Diet bullets pull out the raw-meat-OK / chocolate-onion-poisons rules already implied in the original prose. - ## Benefits records pocket slots and Piercing unarmed attack. - ## Special preserves the Sericulture section with the existing entity-embed grid. - ## Drawbacks calls out the 50% faster suffocation (matches the Step 1 Respirator override) and the Copper-blood replenishment.
Restructures the Slime People page into intro + ## Atmospherics / ## Benefits / ## Drawbacks bullets. Removes the "pressure damage 9% faster" claim (the corresponding row K was dropped from Step 1 because the current Barotrauma override uses absolute damage values rather than a coefficient).
Restructures the Resomi page into ## Diet / ## Benefits / ## Drawbacks bullets. Adds the new mechanical reality from Step 1 row F: warmth above 30C slows them and the slowdown deepens at 37C, with heat damage starting at 47C.
Restructures the Avali page into ## Diet / ## Benefits / ## Drawbacks bullets. Updates the hunger claim from "2x Hunger rate" to "double that of humans" - Step 1 row B set Avali Hunger.baseDecayRate to 0.036, exactly 2x the human 0.018, so the literal claim is true and the wording is more direct. Also folds in the previously-undocumented heat threshold of ~37C.
Restructures the Tajaran page into the unified template. Adds previously-undocumented mechanics: - Night Vision (NightVision component). - ~16% faster hunger rate. - Reduced stamina. Normalizes the [color=turquoise] for Ahdomai to [color=yellow] (the unified palette uses yellow for in-world place names and emphasis). Normalizes the [color=#ec3a3a] red-warning shade to the standard [color=#ffa500] orange for drawbacks.
…nics Restructures the Hydrakin page into the unified template (## Diet / ## Benefits / ## Atmospherics / ## Temperature / ## Drawbacks). The CO2-exclusion claim was already present and is now mechanically backed by the Step 1 row L change. Folds in: - Unarmed Slash attack. - +20% damage from low-pressure / vacuum (PressureProtection 1.2). Normalizes colors: #4169E1 royal blue -> #1e90ff dodger blue; #FFA500 case lowered; #FF0000 -> red where applicable (handled inline).
Preserves the existing mechanic-specific sections (Recharging / Integrated Radio / Repairing) with their entity-embed grids - these are a strong existing pattern worth keeping. Adds: - Recharging list converted from short paragraphs to bullets. - New ## Resistances section documenting heat/shock weakness from the IPC / IPCWeakened damage modifier sets.
Restructures the Dwarf page (live NF copy, not the dead base) into the unified template. Adds the previously-undocumented drawback that dwarves suffocate roughly twice as fast as humans (Respirator override Asphyxiation: 2 in the prototype). Preserves the existing ore-sense paragraph and entity grid above the bullet sections to keep the lore flavour.
Restructures the Diona page (live _NF copy) into the unified template, preserving the Tree and Nymph sub-sections as ### sub-headings under ## Special. Adds the previously-undocumented benefit: - Immune to step-trigger hazards (ProtectedFromStepTriggers).
Restructures the live MonoReptilian page (the base Reptilian.xml is a dead duplicate left untouched). Preserves the claw-stage table and heating-up section as ### sub-headings under ## Special so the mechanic-dense content stays readable. Adds: - Previously-undocumented +30% Cold damage from the Mono-fork modifier set under ## Drawbacks. - Aligns the heat-boost threshold prose with the Step 1 row E change (47C is now the actual threshold). Color palette normalized: #FFA500 -> #ffa500 (case), #FF0000 -> #ffa500, #4169E1 -> #1e90ff, #FFDEAD callouts dropped where redundant.
Restructures the Goblin page into the unified template. Adds three previously-undocumented benefits: - -10% Caustic damage (Goblin modifier set). - Reduced fall/impact damage. - Less slow-on-damage. Normalizes the [color=lime] toxin-resistance highlight to [color=#1e90ff] (the unified beneficial-mechanic colour); keeps the red on the Slash-damage callout because it matches the warning palette.
Already templated; minor wording polish. Adds the [color=#1e90ff] highlight to the +35% Blunt/Asphyxiation melee callout and the half-pry-time callout, which are now accurate to the prototype after Step 1 row I/J set Blunt: 1.35, Asphyxiation: 1.35, and pryTimeMultiplier: 0.5.
…nd stamina Updates the Felinid page to match implementation reality: - Removes the "Immunity to the OwOnavirus disease" bullet - the disease system is commented out, so the claim is infeasible. - Adds bullets for the previously-undocumented reduced fall damage (DamageOnHighSpeedImpact softened) and reduced SlowOnDamage. - Documents the new Step 1 row M2 stamina override (critThreshold 85, decay 2.55), giving the "slightly less stamina" claim mechanical backing it didn't have before.
Restructures into the unified template. Updates: - Diet now says "meat AND pills" (the OrganFeroxiStomach specialDigestible was narrowed in Step 1 row H from ReptilianFood/Meat/Pill/Crayon/Paper down to Meat/Pill). - Removes the "Their biology allow them to breathe water vapour" benefit claim - no WaterVapor reagent exists in the gas system. Adds a ## Special footnote explaining the deferral so the design intent is preserved without a false mechanical claim.
Already templated; tightens bullet wording and normalizes the [color=#ff0f0f] bright-red Chitzite warning to [color=#ffa500] orange (it's a hazard caveat, not a hard "do not" rule).
Restructures the double-respiration explanation from a wall of inline sub-bullets into a flat ## Atmospherics section, which matches the template used by Vox and Slime. The mechanics themselves are unchanged.
Already templated; no mechanical changes. Tightens bullet wording and applies the [color=#ffa500] palette to drawbacks consistently.
Already templated; no mechanical changes. Notes that the in-game "Deuteranopia" trait corresponds to the DogVision component, which was previously implicit.
Removes player-facing references to internal component names that leaked into the guidebook during the unification pass. The mechanics themselves are unchanged; only the wording. - Dwarf: "(Respirator Asphyxiation 2.0)" -> "they go down quickly without air." - Goblin & Felinid: "(DamageOnHighSpeedImpact softened)" replaced with natural reading; "(SlowOnDamage softened)" rephrased to "damage slows them down less than other species." - Felinid: "(critThreshold 85, decay 2.55)" -> "they tire faster and take longer to catch their breath." - Vulpkanin: "(the DogVision component)" -> a sentence explaining what Deuteranopia means in practice.
Apply the Triad guidebook house style (env-config) across all 22 species pages: canonical section order Diet/Atmos/Temp/Benefits/Special/ Drawbacks, hook sentence split from background lore, tan #a4885c on first mention of defined nouns (Theobromine, Allicin, Phenoxzine, Meroxzine, Robust Harvest, Kudzu, Chitzite, Sericulture, Insect/Blue/ Bug/Slime Blood, Goblin Cant), red for "Warning!" preambles on Vox and Avali, one coloured phrase per sentence.
…es to Drawbacks Bring IPC in line with the canonical species section set. The three IPC-specific sub-pages (Recharging, Integrated Radio, Repairing) are now ### sub-sections under one ## Special umbrella, matching the pattern Reptilian uses for ### Claws / ### Heating Up.
Rewrite every species page in the neutral-bureaucratic voice of a TDF Human Resources personnel dossier. Mechanical content is preserved verbatim; format and voice change. Recurring elements across all 22: - Form header: TDF // HUMAN RESOURCES DIVISION, Form HR-22b v3 - Signatory: HR-Lead Janssen, Onboarding Office, Sector 3 - Revision date: X828.05.22 - Fixed section numbering: § 0 Provenance, § 1 Dietary, § 2 Respiratory, § 3 Environmental, § 4 Workplace aptitudes, § 5 Special protocols, § 6 Liabilities. Inapplicable sections are skipped; numbers gap. - File-no codes: SPC-XXX (3-letter species code) - Bureaucratic instruments: 2826 Sentience Accords, Reconstruction Directive 11-c, Form HR-09c (accessibility waivers), Maintenance Protocol IPC-12c, Insurance Tier A/B/C Pending in-game visual verification by user.
Letterhead: HR Division / Form HR-22b / HR-Lead Janssen → Bureau of Personnel / Form BP-22b/v3 / Adjutant General Janssen, BuPers. Matches the reformation-era TDF org per the BuPers reference memory. Layout: <Box>/<ColorBox> grid with continuous mono-frame banner + ornament dividers; DESIGNATION/CLASS/ORIGIN/METABOLIC/STATUS stat block to the left of a paperdoll embed; six standardized subsections (TOLERANCE PROFILE, DIETARY, RESPIRATORY, WORKPLACE APTITUDES, SPECIAL PROTOCOLS, LIABILITIES/INSURANCE FLAGS) with per-section accent colors. Sidebar (Resources/Prototypes/Guidebook/species.yml): alphabetize the Species children list. Audit-pass fixes for unified style across all 22 dossiers: Moth retrofit (Respiratory/Special/pressure-tolerance bullet); Tajaran ORIGIN trimmed (no parentheticals); Hydrakin CLASS trimmed (2 tiers max, "uplifted" preserved in ORIGIN); Vox METABOLIC reworded; Chitinid standardized to "Insect Blood"; Moth Subject lede de-cross-referenced. Lore-doc flavor on 14 dossiers — ORIGIN canon names, Subject paragraph enrichment, and Janssen quote swaps drawn from the species-lore audit: Vox (Shoal/Inviolate); Tajaran (Ahdomai, S'rand'marr binary); Vulpkanin (Kelune, Altam, 2189 evacuation); Rodentia (Altam co-inhabitation with Vulpkanin, descriptive-epithet naming protocol); Avali (Avalon, pack-of-six); Resomi (Sirisai, post-Fall Empire heritage); Diona (Epsilon Ursae Minoris, gestalt-of-nymphs); Feroxi (Solvan ringworld, eager-joiner profile); IPC (defunct manufacturer attribution); MonoReptilian (plural Tizira/Moghes/ station-stock heritage); Felinid (animalid clade, hereditary); Moth (Grand Nomad Fleet); plus Protogen and SlimePerson Subject reframing. Mauve PROVENANCE NOTE sections for the four species with explicit corporate-era historical context that the lore doc recommends acknowledging: Hydrakin (Ullman uplift / Colossus diaspora), Moth (Lümla canonically lost / Grand Nomad Fleet), Protogen (post-uprising free lineage), SlimePerson (corporate-era extract harvest under defunct NanoTrasen / Hephaestus banners). Setting framing per the post-corporate memory: all megacorp references are past-tense; no surviving proprietary claims.
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Please note ANY of this can change per the loretainers but I wanted to give this a kick in some direction. I personally love the templating and the insertion of this character. I did sort of build on established "lore" where I could but there are a few blind spots. I hope you all like it! |
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Is there a template for such additions to guidebook? The entries look very nice. |
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Any chance to edit the roundstart survival packs for carnivorous species to contain a nutrient pill or something else thats edible over the now inedible nutrient brick? |
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What do you mean now inedible? Every species should be able to eat nutribricks, except for moths, who eat the wrapper. |
This part in testing procedure raised alarm bells for me in that regard. I'd have to give it a shot on local later to see if this is actually the case: "Avali / Feroxi: confirm plant matter and synthetic rations no longer satiate." Syntethic ration = Nutribricks/MREs right? Also keep in mind: Avali hunger drain and meat diet was made with Wizden/SL code in mind and balanced around their (kind of strong) active ability. Neither Wizden nor SL have a randomizer component in the hunger mechanic. Increasing hunger and thirst rate of species on Frontier/Mono code and derivatives may lead to considerably larger effect than intended. The Avali hunger drain and meat restriction might be a bit too much from a purely mechanical point of view, at least in my eyes. Currently they:
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So fun fact I didn't change much regarding food. I just documented it. The only thing that changed was Avali and Feroxi can't eat paper and crayons anymore.
And I'm more than open to change stuff up. I'm not authoritative. I got the go ahead from Chech to align the species to the guidebook first, then I went on to document the undocumented mechanics that already existed from there which was a LOT. So stuff you're seeing here might be surprising but it's just... always been like that. So anything that was in the guidebook beforehand was treated as authoritative. This is a comprehensive list of those alignments with the food ones mixed in there just to give you a complete change list. I think the only one I added an actual like... change for was the Avali not having a defined "suffer" so above 30 degrees they just get slower. Can be changed or reverted but again, aligning the code to the docs first.
On the subject of rations, both species eat the rations just fine. The whitelist on their stomachs looks scary but it actually only kicks in for weird stuff like clothing and paper. Here's the gate, from FoodSystem.cs:444-455: The food itself sets requiresSpecialDigestion: true. Mostly clothes, shoes, wintercoats, paper, crayons.
I'll rewrite the sections for Feroxi and Avali to make it less misleading tho. I'll also update any mention of Collosus to Triad per Ricky in the Contributors chat earlier. |
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Oh nice, thanks a ton for clarifying that! So they can still eat nutribricks then. The other thing I am wondering is how the increased rate of hunger will behave on frontier/mono code. Its a bit difficult to test that on local afaik but just something to keep in mind going forward cause I recall Coyote (afaik) modified hunger rate and it was very miserable for anyone as it was highly unreliable due to the randomizer component in hunger decay |
No worries! :D Glad to be of help. I figured the changes would spark discussion ESPECIALLY about balance changes. I know the land mine I stepped on lol. Incorrect documentation and mechanical ambiguity has always sort of been my bugbear. I came at rewriting these entries knowing that once people got to have that "oh shit for real" moment by actually seeing shit laid out correctly in the guidebook that there would be some, uh. Questions and concerns lol. The only thing I'm really going to to be a stickler about is I worked my ass off getting the template to play nice, everything else is fair game. Another fun fact: I lead my somewhat large orgs internal documentation project for like a year and a half (I h8 u confluence) where I developed a LOT of my documentation styling and tone. You won't believe how many arguments I got in over the most inane and pedantic bullshit lol. Most of my style is actually based off of Microsoft's documentation styling guide mixed with my own experience. Because Microsoft does in fact suck as a company but their documentation is world class and I won't hear any slander on it. Bless those people for trying to explain that waking nightmare of a codebase. |
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Oh I can absolutely believe and relate with you on that. I have issues myself IRL with certain types of scientific documentation (publishing process) which imposes you arbitrary restrictions (i.e. 5000 word count no matter complexity of topic or findings) and then trying to wrangle reviewers who have essentially no idea what you worked on. Theres no stupid questions one says but the reality is there are indeed still stupid questions. The guideline template you use is really fucking good. Its visually appealing, readable and reads like an official document. Legit if anything in guidebook is written in this style you get people to read. |
THANK YOU. YES. Like people who complain about people not reading their fucking single paragraph completely un-styled documentation brick littered with tautaology and less brief than something that is not brief at all frustrate me. Like you gotta meet people where they are, people don't live in your head. You have to help with the power of styling to assist in the process of CONVEYANCE. And thanks on the template! It was a huge piece of shit to get to work with the limitations but I scraped as much functionality as I could from places like the moomoobeefs fax repo for ASCII artifacts and patterns I could repurpose and then had the abominable intelligence scrape the web for more bits of BB code and XML hack gold that were either upstream, on different adjacent forks like DeltaV and starlight who actually have some code additions to jazz up their guidebooks too. Legit I think the template work was about... four hours of iteration until I settled on something I liked? I'll see if I can churn out a commented template for ya! I also made the cursed machine do a lore scrape so I could get ALL canonical species origin information from across the games history and let me tell you do not look in to resomi or avali too hard. SS14 is considered authoritative in it's analysis but if SS14 leaves a gap it lays in SS13 era information from as close to the origin as I could considering that the authoritative source. If other forks had parallel lines or largely agreed upon lore. I referenced off that for my own writing for the flavour filler since I had all these fields now so why not use them ya know? I view this sort of expansion as something to not limit people but a skeleton to stick more meat to if they want, or they can completely disregard it and call me a shitter. Worst case it gets trashed and get called a hack by the loretainer lol. |
…ments Adds a Shared system that gives the BuPers species guidebook dossiers their paper-doll preview: every species gets a randomized HumanoidAppearance (skin/hair/markings) and random species-appropriate undergarment markings, no jumpsuit or shoes. Lives in Content.Shared because the guidebook spawns its GuideEntityEmbed children client-side; a server-only randomizer would never fire. Why markings, not clothing: six species (Avali, Reptilian, Resomi, Vox, Harpy, Hydrakin) configure Inventory `displacements:` and don't render generic clothing through the species-displacement chain in the dossier preview. Picking species-appropriate undergarment markings out of the existing pool (via MarkingsByCategoryAndSpecies) keeps the dossier coverage uniform without forking the displacement render pipeline. Why baked into the profile pre-LoadProfile: client-only entities don't get a second state sync to re-trigger sprite-layer rebuild, so anything added to the MarkingSet after LoadProfile would never render. The markings are injected into profile.Appearance.Markings before LoadProfile runs, so the initial sprite build picks them up. Gender rule: female base models get a random top from the species pool (bra / sportsbra / binder / tanktop); male and unsexed go bare-chested since bras only make sense where the anatomical difference between sexes lives. Bottoms are gender-neutral across the board. Content.Shared/_Triad/Dossier/DossierExemplarComponent.cs - marker component; ticks the entity for OnMapInit randomization. Content.Shared/_Triad/Dossier/DossierExemplarSystem.cs - subscribes to MapInitEvent, builds a randomized profile with undergarments injected, calls LoadProfile. Resources/Prototypes/_Triad/Entities/Mobs/dossier_exemplars.yml - 22 exemplar entities, one per playable species, parented to the live mob prototype and the abstract base. Resources/Prototypes/Entities/Mobs/Customization/Markings/undergarments.yml - adds Hydrakin and Resomi to the universal speciesRestriction lists so their marking pool isn't empty. Content.Client/Guidebook/Controls/GuidebookWindow.xaml - MinSize bumped to 800x500 plus a 600px content-split MinSize so the 54-mono-char dossier banners don't wrap at 75% UI scale (belt-and-suspenders with the 60-to-54 banner narrowing in the matching doc commit).
…beds Final pass over all 22 dossiers, layering several intertwined polishes: Banner narrowing 60 -> 54 chars (header, footer, section dividers). Reduced after the 60-char design wrapped at 75% UI scale in narrowed guidebook windows. The matching GuidebookWindow MinSize bump (belt-and-suspenders) lives in the matching feat commit. Switched <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="MobX"/> to "MobXDossierExemplar" on every dossier so the paper doll uses the new randomized BuPers exemplar instead of a static live-mob preview. Janssen quote rework: replaced openers and topical sprinkle quotes with situational one-off clarifications to subordinates, per the post-corporate canon (Janssen as long-serving veteran, curious + warm + dry deadpan, human himself but bias-aware of that). The format is now anchored as the canonical Janssen voice across the dossier set. Dietary range: schema standardized across all dietary blocks. Toxin callouts (theobromine, allicin, etc.) now use a Warning eyecatch. Human de-baselining: rewrote Subject paragraph and Janssen opener so humans read as one species among many, not the implicit measuring stick. Janssen acknowledges his own human identity in the bias-aware quote. Em-dash cleanup in prose. Em dashes still appear in formatting flair (bylines, mono data rows, header separators) where they read as typographic separators, not sentence filler. Affected dossiers: Arachnid, Avali, Chitinid, Diona, Dwarf, Felinid, Feroxi, Goblin, Harpy, Human, Hydrakin, IPC, MonoReptilian, Moth, Oni, Protogen, Resomi, Rodentia, SlimePerson, Tajaran, Vox, Vulpkanin (22 total).
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End-to-end audit of the 22 playable-species guidebook pages in four coordinated passes.
Step 1 — code fixes (guidebook is authoritative). Prototype mechanics moved to match the dossier numbers players were already reading. Full list in the changelog.
Step 2 — dossier restyle (Bureau of Personnel). All 22 species pages rewritten on the new BuPers template with a randomized paperdoll embed.
Step 3 — lore-doc flavor. Canon-name ORIGINs, Subject paragraph enrichment, and PROVENANCE NOTE blocks on four species with explicit corporate-era context.
Step 4 — paper-doll exemplars + final polish. New
DossierExemplarsystem inContent.Shared/_Triad/Dossier/randomizes HumanoidAppearance and injects species-appropriate undergarment markings. Final-pass cleanup of banner widths, dietary schema, em dashes, and Human de-baselining.Why / Balance
Steps 2-4 are pure UX: same mechanics, more legible setting voice, randomized paper doll, every species page in line with the same template so a player learning a new species sees the same shape every time.
The Step 1 prototype changes are corrective: closes long-standing drift where the guidebook promised one number and the YAML delivered another. Direction of correction was decided per the audit handoff: the guidebook is authoritative (player expectations were already calibrated to the dossier numbers), so the YAML moved. These are under further review and tweaking now that we have a clear picture so don't panic!
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None player-facing. New entities (
Mob<X>DossierExemplar) live in[HideSpawnMenu], so they don't show up in admin spawn menus. The baseMob<X>prototypes are untouched.For downstream forks:
DossierExemplarComponentandDossierExemplarSystemare net-new and live inContent.Shared/_Triad/Dossier/. Inventorydisplacements:behavior unchanged. Step 1 changes alter species balance numbers but no IDs/prototypes are removed.Changelog
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