The duel skill learns the board is a torus

Eric, after game eleven: the warping edges mean there is no center
column — sew the right column onto the left and the geography is
identical. Seat-quality and distance judgments made in coordinates
are rendering artifacts; only the edge-and-warp graph is real. The
router always knew; the narrator now does too.

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@@ -198,6 +198,17 @@ probing legality is free, so when unsure, try it and read the error.
   warps rewire, routes invert. After any rotate/relocate event, throw
   away every cached route and re-run the router.
 
+## The board is a torus (from Eric, after game eleven)
+
+- The warping rims mean there is NO center and NO edge: take the right
+  column and sew it onto the left — identical geography. "Central" and
+  "peripheral" seats are rendering artifacts of where the map unrolls.
+  Thinking in those terms is a trap that limits your options (his
+  words). Judge NOTHING by coordinates: distance is graph distance,
+  threat is graph threat, and the router (BFS over edges + warps) is
+  the only geometry that exists. Mentally re-unroll the map from
+  wherever you stand — every wizard is the center of their own map.
+
 ## The board is the truth (I keep paying for this one)
 
 - NEVER narrate a persistent effect without re-verifying it in the