A reel that ends nose-to-brick ends badly — especially recorded. On
the final step the idle-gaze rescue raises its standard (a wall inside
1.2 cells is a bad last frame) and scores the four cardinals by more
than corridor depth: a visible wizard or creature weighs most, loose
treasure half, each behind a real line-of-sight check. The camera
turns once to the best view and only if one clearly beats what it has
— a wizard walled in on every side keeps its poor view rather than
hunting forever.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>