We are addressing three owner concerns: convincing survivorslike hordes and spectacular builds, a readable wiki, and a clear account of the player's fun, excitement, challenge and emotional experience.

| Task | Responsible | Status and concrete result | Next estimate |

| 47 — Spectacular builds and expedition growth | Systems | Correcting the three submitted pages: actual loadouts, spectacular effects and upgrade rules | Response target 12:15, range 12:00–12:45 |

| 49 — One combined review | Reviewer | Complete at 11:27; PM verified the critique and added source-backed corrections | Closed; no second review |

| 38 — Full design readiness | PM | Reopened after owner feedback | First-pass wiki target 15 September |

| Milestone | Target | Plausible range |

| Combat/build drafts and scoped reference repairs | Actual today 11:17 | Ahead of 12:30 draft target |

| Whole readable first-pass wiki | 15 September | 13–17 September |

Both drafts arrived early: the Lead at 11:07 and Systems at 11:17; the combined critique arrived at 11:27. PM checked its claims and dispatched one response to both designers. The 14:00 batch target remains while those corrections and dependent references are completed. Room migration covers eleven reusable room types and their affected instances; space and traversal timing remain design obligations, not tested results. The broader dates are unchanged. Confidence is moderate for the next batch, low for the first-pass wiki and very low for detailed campaign work until scope is re-estimated.

Dates assume the three existing roles and PM are available approximately 6–8 active hours per working day. A first-pass wiki means a coherent, readable proposed design with open choices clearly identified. It does not establish fun, balance or campaign duration. Game implementation, simulation, playtesting and assets require their separate authorization. Unanswered creative choices block only the work that depends on them.