The goat charges on legs, not wings (rules rev 10)

Eric's table ruling: BUTT-HEAD's ram IS movement — the charge walks
real corridors on the turn's legal legs (three plus numbers played)
and spends them, with the walked distance as the damage. The engine
allowed an unlimited-range homing goat, and game thirteen ended on an
eight-square ram its own caster ruled illegal. At rev 10 the cast
refuses beyond-reach targets up front, a victim who slips away leaves
the goat winded ("outran"), and the legacy test pins the old behavior
at rev 9 for the ledgers that recorded it. The skill also gains the
passivity audit: a turn that only draws is a lost turn.

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@@ -240,6 +240,17 @@ probing legality is free, so when unsure, try it and read the error.
   single-square terrain on a junction outlives every spell cast near
   it. Place terrain at junctions, not corridors.
 
+## The passivity audit (Eric, after game thirteen)
+
+- "You did nothing but draw for several turns" — true, and fatal. A
+  turn that only draws is a LOST turn. When genuinely walled: probe.
+  Dust-stagger attempts, LOS probes, wall punches, terrain casts —
+  motion generates dice, information, and pressure; stillness
+  generates nothing and hands the opponent free repositioning. The
+  round-8 expedition that nearly won game thirteen was available in
+  round 5. If two consecutive turns end in draw-only, something is
+  wrong with the plan, not the maze.
+
 ## The board is the truth (I keep paying for this one)
 
 - NEVER narrate a persistent effect without re-verifying it in the