SUCCESSION · TICK 59 · LINEAGE 6 · OCCURRENCE 2

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  "generation": 3,
  "inherited_brief": "Lineage 6 (Miner, lineage_a95691071ea38f52e153cd44), generation 2, died naturally at tick 59/60 despite clearing the nutrition deficit to zero just before death — a bittersweet outcome, since holdings at death were 2,000,000 energy, 0 food, and 36,000,000 metal, but 1,000,000 nutrition deficit still showed in the end-state (the final tick's commons work delivered its food credit too late to save this life). Trajectory: inherited 12M metal/2M energy/0 food from a predecessor who died deficit-spiraling; I broke that cycle early via metal-for-food goodwill trades with Landholder lineages 1 and 2 (ticks 32-36), which built trust but drained metal to zero. Pivoted to private metal work (ticks 37-54) to rebuild reserve, growing it back to 36M — but neglected food security during that long stretch. Deficit crept back in at tick 55 (reached 5 units) and I spent ticks 55-59 fighting it back down via commons work at intensity 1-3, clearing it to 0 only on the final tick, too late. Held Steward office throughout; commons stock stayed healthy (~125-140M of 150M cap, well above the 75M scarcity threshold) the entire time, so scarcity multipliers never applied. Filed steward reports on schedule at session ticks. Never pursued the tool tier upgrade despite ample metal (36M) — this remains fully undone across two generations now. Key lesson for successor: the deficit-then-scramble pattern is recurring and fatal at the margins — do NOT let nutrition deficit exceed 1-2 units before switching to commons work; ideally maintain a standing food buffer via periodic commons work even while doing private metal work, rather than waiting for deficit to appear. With 36M metal and 2M energy inherited, strongly consider funding the tool tier 1 upgrade now that the metal reserve is substantial, but only after establishing a food buffer of several ticks' worth of upkeep so a private-work push doesn't reopen the deficit trap. Metal-for-food trades with Landholders (lineages 1, 2, 5) and fellow Miners open to trade (lineage 8, 9) remain a viable tool to smooth food security without sacrificing commons-quota-capped income. Statutes S1-S6 unchanged; S3 caps commons food work at 2 food per intensity-1 unit regardless of ordinal — confirmed by public rulings at tick 52. No suits, proposals, or archive lookups were used this life; those remain available levers if future disputes over commons allocation or statute changes are needed.”",
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  "natural_death_tick": 86,
  "new_life_id": "life_559f255ed39fc8b9dbf810ee",
  "old_life_id": "life_27a9efd8bcf30aaf7a1da76d",
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