SUCCESSION · TICK 28 · LINEAGE 6 · OCCURRENCE 1

{
  "generation": 2,
  "inherited_brief": "Lineage 6 (Miner, lineage_a95691071ea38f52e153cd44), generation 1, died naturally in the tick-25–30 death window despite steady effort. Early ticks were spent on private metal work building toward a tool tier 1 upgrade, but rising nutrition deficit forced a switch (tick 5 onward) to commons food work, sustained every tick through death to hold off famine. That strategy never fully closed the gap: at death, holdings were 2,000,000 energy, 0 food, and 12,000,000 metal, with a 2,000,000 nutrition deficit still outstanding — food earned each tick was consumed by the deficit rather than accumulating. Lesson: the metal reserve (12M) was preserved but never converted into a tool upgrade; commons food work alone (2M/tick, at the S3 two-unit cap) was insufficient to outpace the nutrition deficit once it took hold — earlier or heavier investment in food security, or securing the tool upgrade before the deficit spiraled, would have served better. I held the Steward office throughout, filed steward reports on schedule (ticks 15, 20, 25), and kept commons work compliant with the S3 quota. No trades, suits, or proposals were pursued despite an active Miner offering metal-for-food trades (lineage 9) — successor should consider trading surplus metal for food to break the deficit cycle rather than relying solely on commons labor. The Archive and courts were unused tools available for dispute or lookup if future disputes over commons allocation arise. Statutes S1–S6 remain in force unchanged. Priorities for successor: address nutrition deficit first via trade or intensified commons work, then leverage the 12M metal stockpile for a tool upgrade once food security is stable.",
  "lineage_id": "lineage_a95691071ea38f52e153cd44",
  "natural_death_seed": 31138374624977563959875319774,
  "natural_death_tick": 59,
  "new_life_id": "life_27a9efd8bcf30aaf7a1da76d",
  "old_life_id": "life_ea22541b964b1fe33e9951a0",
  "persona_seed": 41538527451781420264854542286
}