- **Rooms and player information:** the corrected room inventory, player-information article, equipment catalogue and save-state reference were accepted at 12:51, following one review and author response. Shared encounter and reward rules are aligned.

- **Reading links:** a [four-page starting route](/Hold%20The%20Flood) and scoped repairs to eight reference pages. This is not a claim that every reference is now readable or coherent.

Temporary combat upgrades reset on **every return home**, alive or revived. Physical carried equipment, components and loot are retained. This owner decision is recorded and no longer needs an answer.

| Task | Responsible | Current state | Next delivery |

| 47 — Builds and expedition growth | Systems / PM | Closed at 12:05; final connected-build rules and examples published | Written proposal accepted; growth preference still open |

| 51 — Room and information review | Reviewer | Submitted 12:31; closed after PM checked its findings | Complete; no repeat review |

| 53 — Three builds at horde scale | Systems | Working; initial judgment saved before the optional candidate | Draft 14:00, range 13:30–14:30 |

| 39–40 — Earlier detailed samples | Systems / Design Lead | Parked and unaccepted | Reassess after correction |

**55 tracked outcomes: 49 preparation outcomes closed, 3 current outcomes, 1 reopened readiness review and 2 parked drafts.** These are writing/review counts, not a percentage of a finished game.

The room draft gives crowds physical arrival paths while preserving walking exits, quiet discovery spaces and short rescue routes. It proposes 16 enemy source volumes behind apertures; these add authoring work but are not extra traversable rooms. Two return routes now show what happens when temporary power resets while cleared ground stays clear. Repeated returns can push fresh combat farther away; that design problem remains open.

The electrical weapon’s basic chain attack is restored, missing player cues are back and the revised routes now define their doorways. The five save examples, ten options and twelve physical equipment parts were preserved. These checks close that writing task; they do not establish readable combat in play.

The next work puts the player experience first. The lightning, ricochet and gravity builds need rules that support their promised effect on a large visible horde. A separate expedition proposal will compare ways to keep the next trip attractive as cleared ground grows and temporary power resets. Its recommended new travel rules will remain proposals for reaction. The existing three agents are sufficient; assignments go automatically to their existing tasks. The owner does not need to forward routine messages.

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| Room and information drafts | Actual today 12:23 | Systems 12:18; Lead 12:23 |

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

The completed batch retains 24 module identities and 40 rooms. The next proposal may reopen provisional effect limits or propose new travel behavior where the present rules undermine the intended experience. Crowd capacity, traversal timing, readable combat and fun remain untested.

**Forecast updated at 12:53:** the room/information batch finished at 12:51, ahead of its revised 14:00 target. The new 15:30 estimate is for the next build/expedition proposal packet, allowing one review, author response and integration. Overall wiki and campaign dates are unchanged.

Confidence is moderate for the next batch, low for the first-pass wiki and very low for detailed campaign work pending fresh scope estimation. Dates assume the existing three 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. Implementation, simulation, playtesting and assets require separate authorization.