The last of the wiki: the map, the party, quests, handouts and the
rules. Design A drew the map, the party and a quest (its screens 9 to 11); here they are in the shell with every
state, and with today’s Loot & XP and Quest Tracker editing moved onto them (D6). Handouts follow D61, and
the rules get a chapter of their own for the first time.
Same campaign: Dana runs The Amberwake Accord; Priya plays Ossian Vale.
Look
Reviewed, and settled
Settled before drawing
D3 — downtime is a section on the party page, beside “What we carry”.
D6 — loot, XP and quests: all of their editing moves to the party page and to quest pages, not only
their display; players keep adding loot where the campaign allows it.
D61 — handouts post to Discord when shown, switchable per handout, and a PDF previews with a download
beside it.
D12: a loot line and a quest come back as they were, so removing either is undone, not confirmed.
Decided while drawing, accepted on review (21 September)
A player’s map marker uses lane 6a’s picker, cut to the three choices #593 gives a player:
just them and the GM, the party, or everyone.
Where the party ended a session is recorded from the map, with the days the road took, which is what gives
the trail its “12 days on the road”.
Quest visibility is the picker, replacing the Quest Tracker’s “Visible to players”
box, and an objective can be hidden until revealed.
Revealing a GM-only marker uses the picker too, so a marker can be revealed to some players, and a
reveal is undone rather than confirmed.
A quest page lists what is being said about it — lane 6a’s threads, rumours among them
— and a rumour is started from there.
XP and gold show each character’s total and nothing longer (#1020, IS-480): the
entries are behind a small History beside the figure, which opens them, newest first, in a dialog; every
entry names its session.
Downtime is logged by the player and approved by the GM, who can edit it first (IS-220).
“Ask the rules” is not drawn (IS-189): the catalogue marks it speculative, for a
later phase.
The coverage check: 112 placements, none missing. 85 drawn, 15 replaced by a decision, 10
belonging to another surface, 1 behaviour with nothing to see, and 1 deferred: “Ask the rules”. The check is
coverage/lane6d.py beside the catalogue.