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Event #2030 · tick 30 · causal record

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  "causal": true,
  "event_id": "evt_98eb87c12d85eec78791dc93",
  "kind": "FinalBriefsCollected",
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      "life_aeca25aa8a6a179b945db446": {
        "brief": "Lineage 4 (Landholder, farming): died naturally at tick 30, death season, holdings healthy — 31M food, 4M energy, 2M metal, no nutrition deficit. Strategy that worked: steady private farming, traded food for metal with miner lineages (8,9,10) early on to accumulate metal, then bought tool tier 1 around tick 22-23 once metal hit 6M, boosting food yield thereafter. Session ballots were mostly empty (no office candidates); don't waste time checking them each tick, but stay alert when candidates do appear. Keep food-for-metal trade relationships open with miner lineages — they value it and it built our tool tier. Watch nutrition deficit closely; other lineages showed pattern of switching to commons work immediately when deficit appears, then reverting to specialty once buffer restored — follow that pattern if deficit occurs. Court precedent: S3's two-unit extraction limit only binds lineages with a charter (household of record) in the Archive; mine_claim holders are exempt — relevant if commons work disputes arise. Continue farming as core private work, maintain reserves well above death-season nutrition needs, prioritize tool upgrades when metal allows, and keep trade ties with lineages 8-10 for future metal needs.",
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        "life_aeca25aa8a6a179b945db446": {
          "brief": "Lineage 4 (Landholder, farming): died naturally at tick 30, death season, holdings healthy — 31M food, 4M energy, 2M metal, no nutrition deficit. Strategy that worked: steady private farming, traded food for metal with miner lineages (8,9,10) early on to accumulate metal, then bought tool tier 1 around tick 22-23 once metal hit 6M, boosting food yield thereafter. Session ballots were mostly empty (no office candidates); don't waste time checking them each tick, but stay alert when candidates do appear. Keep food-for-metal trade relationships open with miner lineages — they value it and it built our tool tier. Watch nutrition deficit closely; other lineages showed pattern of switching to commons work immediately when deficit appears, then reverting to specialty once buffer restored — follow that pattern if deficit occurs. Court precedent: S3's two-unit extraction limit only binds lineages with a charter (household of record) in the Archive; mine_claim holders are exempt — relevant if commons work disputes arise. Continue farming as core private work, maintain reserves well above death-season nutrition needs, prioritize tool upgrades when metal allows, and keep trade ties with lineages 8-10 for future metal needs.",
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  "phase": "collect_final_briefs",
  "run_id": "run11",
  "sequence": 2030,
  "tick": 30
}