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Credibility pass: sweep the workshop floor

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Scoped to everything since the last pass (695307d). The residue of
fast iteration, removed: a reduced-motion media query that had
swallowed a full copy of the .faq-seal rules; doc comments orphaned
from their functions by inserted methods; the FAQ scrape's seams
(section headings run into ruling bodies under the wrong topics, a
next-page heading shipped as a ruling, an amputated "h", and rulings
filed under alphabetically-nearest strangers — Large Rock/Dagger now
lives on those cards; Book of Spells and Torquemada describe no card
in this set and are gone); the write-only aisle flag left behind by
the reverted rev 7; a linter-silenced dead destructure; a duplicated
median lookup; dead casts; and the fallback path that ignored the
apprentice's one-card draw.

Tests now typecheck (tsconfig includes test/), which surfaced the
missing type imports and a drifted creature literal hiding under an
as-cast. Also: a no-op self-assignment, mid-file imports hoisted, a
dynamic-import habit made static, a hedge comment replaced with a
loud setup failure, the fallback-retries-itself dead rung removed
from both bot drivers, and the twin peek scrims merged.

Deliberately kept: the TIERS lookup guard (ledger JSON is untrusted),
the wand-cost stanzas (they differ on the power-attack trade — a
rules question, not a dedup), and rollDie's coexistence with rollD4
(migrating changes visible logs; future work).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
This commit is contained in:
Eric Wagoner
2026-08-16 20:20:37 -04:00
co-authored by Claude Fable 5
parent 73150a89b5
commit 3308850bb6
18 changed files with 136 additions and 142 deletions
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packages/web/src/App.svelte
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@@ -833,25 +833,16 @@
</div>
{/if}
{#if peekCard}
{#if peekCard || discardPeek}
<div class="big-peek-scrim" role="button" tabindex="-1"
onclick={() => { peekCard = null; peekCreatureId = null; }} onkeydown={() => {}}>
onclick={() => { peekCard = null; peekCreatureId = null; discardPeek = null; }} onkeydown={() => {}}>
<div class="big-peek">
<Card card={peekCard} onfaq={(id) => (faqCardId = id)} />
<Card card={(peekCard ?? discardPeek)!} onfaq={(id) => (faqCardId = id)} />
{#if peekNote}<div class="peek-note big-peek-note">{peekNote}</div>{/if}
</div>
</div>
{/if}
{#if discardPeek}
<div class="big-peek-scrim" role="button" tabindex="-1"
onclick={() => (discardPeek = null)} onkeydown={() => {}}>
<div class="big-peek">
<Card card={discardPeek} onfaq={(id) => (faqCardId = id)} />
</div>
</div>
{/if}
{#if faqCardId}
<Faq cardId={faqCardId} onclose={() => (faqCardId = null)} />
{/if}
packages/web/src/Card.svelte
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@@ -236,22 +236,7 @@
50% { box-shadow: 0 0 0 2px #c9a72a, 0 0 6px 1px rgba(201, 167, 42, 0.3); }
}
@media (prefers-reduced-motion: reduce) {
.faq-seal {
position: absolute;
bottom: 0.15rem;
right: 0.2rem;
background: #2b2218;
color: #e8dfc6;
font-family: "Oswald", sans-serif;
font-size: 0.42rem;
letter-spacing: 0.12em;
padding: 0.1rem 0.25rem;
border-radius: 2px;
cursor: pointer;
opacity: 0.85;
}
.faq-seal:hover { opacity: 1; }
.card.glowing { animation: none; }
.card.glowing { animation: none; }
.card { transition: none; }
.card:hover, .card.selected, .card.attached { transform: none; }
}
packages/web/src/faq-general.ts
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@@ -25,7 +25,12 @@ export const FAQ_GENERAL: { title: string; body: string[] }[] = [
title: "Death",
body: [
"The second-hand killing of a Wizard, say by falling walls or controlled MONSTERS, does not get you his cards, nor does a MONSTER get cards by killing a player!",
"Dumping Cards and Physical Objects This is explained pretty well in the basic rules, but everybody seems to forget you can do it. If you want to discard a physical object, it is NOT necessary to dump it on the board, you can just discard it to the discard pile. The board would get very crowded otherwise. This includes ARTIFACTS, if you think someone is about to take one from you and there's nothing you can do about it. This can only be done during your own turn (this is not in the rules, but will be next printing).",
],
},
{
title: "Dumping Cards and Physical Objects",
body: [
"This is explained pretty well in the basic rules, but everybody seems to forget you can do it. If you want to discard a physical object, it is NOT necessary to dump it on the board, you can just discard it to the discard pile. The board would get very crowded otherwise. This includes ARTIFACTS, if you think someone is about to take one from you and there's nothing you can do about it. This can only be done during your own turn (this is not in the rules, but will be next printing).",
],
},
{
@@ -38,8 +43,18 @@ export const FAQ_GENERAL: { title: string; body: string[] }[] = [
title: "Lost Turns",
body: [
"These will accumulate if you get hit by a \"lost turns\" type spell while under the effect of another \"lost turns\" spell. Also, if you lose a turn while under a duration spell, this still uses up a turn of the duration spell. If you happen to get hit by a reflected attack (yours), and you \"lose a turn\", this would be THAT turn, not your next turn. This could happen with Lightning Bolt or Hypnosis, for example. As the rules say, if you Lose a Turn, you can't do anything but play Counteractions until your next turn. This also means you can't draw cards!",
"Magic Sticks These don't have to be displayed. When you first charge it with a NUMBER card, the NUMBER card gets discarded, so it no longer counts as part of your hand.",
"Magic Stones They may be discarded as cards even after used and displayed. Nothing makes an object so permanent that it cannot be discarded. This is always a player option. MAGIC STONES are not \"created\" by the card, the card merely represents the physical object. It may be displayed and left displayed whenever you use it first, even if it is not your turn.",
],
},
{
title: "Magic Sticks",
body: [
"These don't have to be displayed. When you first charge it with a NUMBER card, the NUMBER card gets discarded, so it no longer counts as part of your hand.",
],
},
{
title: "Magic Stones",
body: [
"They may be discarded as cards even after used and displayed. Nothing makes an object so permanent that it cannot be discarded. This is always a player option. MAGIC STONES are not \"created\" by the card, the card merely represents the physical object. It may be displayed and left displayed whenever you use it first, even if it is not your turn.",
],
},
{
@@ -52,16 +67,30 @@ export const FAQ_GENERAL: { title: string; body: string[] }[] = [
title: "Picking Up Objects",
body: [
"No, you can't pick up 2 objects at the same time, even if they're in the same space.",
"Players as Objects There is some confusion in the rules which will probably not be resolved until next edition as to whether Wizards and MONSTERS can be treated as objects or not, for purposes of spells such as DRAG and a few others. Unfortunately, this is not well defined anywhere. The basic rules state that players are NOT objects, so spells such as TELEPORT OBJECT and ANIMATE OBJECT would have no effect on Wizards. Use common sense and house rules. You will rarely run into this as a problem, but you could. Obviously, if a card says a MONSTER can carry objects, it is NOT referring to other Wizards!",
"Spell Priority There is some question as to whether Counteractions or Attacks work first, especially in a case like SHIELDSTONE vs FIREBALL. Counteractions always work first. Thus, if someone was hit with a FIREBALL while they were carrying a BLOODSTONE, the BLOODSTONE would reduce the damage done by a point before it was destroyed. If you have 2 Counteractions you want to use, you decide for yourself which one activates first. If a spell gets counteracted, the number card (if any) that accompanied it is also discarded.",
"Throwing Objects The basic rules imply, without explicitly stating, that you can throw objects, but not treasures. That's true! You could take a Magic Stone and throw it inot a PIT 3 spaces away, if you wanted. Throwing objects at other players does not do any damage, unless a card, such as HEAVE-HO or DAGGER says so.",
],
},
{
title: "Players as Objects",
body: [
"There is some confusion in the rules which will probably not be resolved until next edition as to whether Wizards and MONSTERS can be treated as objects or not, for purposes of spells such as DRAG and a few others. Unfortunately, this is not well defined anywhere. The basic rules state that players are NOT objects, so spells such as TELEPORT OBJECT and ANIMATE OBJECT would have no effect on Wizards. Use common sense and house rules. You will rarely run into this as a problem, but you could. Obviously, if a card says a MONSTER can carry objects, it is NOT referring to other Wizards!",
],
},
{
title: "Spell Priority",
body: [
"There is some question as to whether Counteractions or Attacks work first, especially in a case like SHIELDSTONE vs FIREBALL. Counteractions always work first. Thus, if someone was hit with a FIREBALL while they were carrying a BLOODSTONE, the BLOODSTONE would reduce the damage done by a point before it was destroyed. If you have 2 Counteractions you want to use, you decide for yourself which one activates first. If a spell gets counteracted, the number card (if any) that accompanied it is also discarded.",
],
},
{
title: "Throwing Objects",
body: [
"The basic rules imply, without explicitly stating, that you can throw objects, but not treasures. That's true! You could take a Magic Stone and throw it inot a PIT 3 spaces away, if you wanted. Throwing objects at other players does not do any damage, unless a card, such as HEAVE-HO or DAGGER says so.",
],
},
{
title: "Treasures",
body: [
"If a player is eliminated, any treasure left on his home base does NOT count toward eliminating the player to whom that treasure belongs. Also, the 7th edition rules are rather badly worded and imply that you can carry 2 treasures as long as one of them is your own and the other belongs to another player. This is incorrect. You can carry only ONE treasure, and it can be EITHER one of your own or one of the opponent's.",
"Card FAQ's for Wiz-War",
],
},
];
packages/web/src/net.svelte.ts
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@@ -427,7 +427,6 @@ class Net {
this.send({ type: "claimTransfer", code });
}
/** Ask the server how all our games are doing. */
addBot(style?: string, tier?: string): void {
this.send({ type: "addBot", ...(style ? { style } : {}), ...(tier ? { tier } : {}) });
}
@@ -466,6 +465,7 @@ class Net {
this.send({ type: "hotseatReport", ...report });
}
/** Ask the server how all our games are doing. */
refreshGames(): void {
if (this.seats.length > 0) this.send({ type: "myGames", seats: $state.snapshot(this.seats) });
}
@@ -521,12 +521,12 @@ class Net {
this.send({ type: "pickColor", color });
}
/** Ask for the reel of everything since we last watched. */
/** The whole game from the deal, once it is finished. */
requestFullReplay(): void {
this.send({ type: "catchUp", sinceSeq: 0, full: true });
}
/** Ask for the reel of everything since we last watched. */
requestCatchUp(): void {
if (!this.roomId) return;
this.send({ type: "catchUp", sinceSeq: this.seen[this.roomId] ?? 0 });