# Disclosure Check Scaffold

> Generated from `saltwind-sound-01-continuation-state` at 2026-09-09T00:11:22.581Z.
> Schema sim-1.0.0; source saltwind-sound-01-continuation-turn-004; SIMULATION.

| Player | Fact ID | Statement | Visibility | Knowledge basis | Narrative check |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| player1 | saltmere-conditions | Families remain comfortably gathered in the two primary longhouses, where pre-dried seasoned laths stretch dry hardwood reserves under careful ash-banking. Sava's double-layered woven reed draft-screens and reed boot liners block northern gales and frostbite. Daro maintains balanced weekly rations alongside sand-clamped roots, while Orin and Fen harvest shellfish and reed-channel eel pots during mild low-tide windows. The western pan bank revetment and springhead canopy remain intact and free of snow accumulation. | PLAYERS | INITIAL: direct | CHECK BEFORE NARRATIVE DELIVERY |
| player1 | fact-saltmere-hearth-and-insulation | Thin-split willow and alder laths from the hollow shelter were brought into the longhouses to temper near hearth eaves before burning with core dry billets, extending firewood reserves. Families consolidated into the two primary longhouses with strict night-time ash-banking, while Sava's weavers installed double-layered reed draft-screens over doorways and crafted reed-and-grass boot liners to prevent outdoor frostbite. | PLAYERS | DIRECT_OBSERVATION: direct | CHECK BEFORE NARRATIVE DELIVERY |
| player1 | fact-saltmere-subsistence-and-bank-care | Daro instituted strict weekly food draws from barley, salted fish, and sand-clamped tubers, removing spoiled roots early. During mild low-tide sun, foraging crews harvested cockles, mussels, and winter kelp within waist-deep limits, while Orin broke skim ice to empty Sava's wicker eel pots. Fen kept the springhead and runnel cleared of snow, and inspected the pan bank's reed-and-turf revetment, confirming no frost heaving or cracking occurred. | PLAYERS | DIRECT_OBSERVATION: direct | CHECK BEFORE NARRATIVE DELIVERY |
| player1 | fact-marker-beach-saltmere-view | Evi and a four-person embassy walked the shingle track to Marker Beach on the first clear morning of the month, carrying pressed salt cakes and woven reed mats. Lighting a clear signal smudge on the open shingle, they waited in plain view. When no Keelstrand party appeared before afternoon, the delegation repacked their trade goods courteously in accordance with strict stop rules and returned safely to Saltmere before dusk without crossing the creek. | PLAYERS | PROPAGATED: saltmere-c5 | CHECK BEFORE NARRATIVE DELIVERY |
| player1 | fact-creek-parley-saltmere-view | Evi, an elder, and a companion reached the southern bank of the northern creek and hailed the boatbuilders across the water in broad daylight with open hands. Keelstrand received the hail with prepared numbers and calm composure; the seasonal gift basket of pressed salt, smoked fish, and reed goods was transferred across the water. Both parties affirmed peaceful intentions and agreed that Marker Beach will serve as a neutral ground for seasonal barter, returning home without crossing the creek. | PLAYERS | PROPAGATED: saltmere-c5 | CHECK BEFORE NARRATIVE DELIVERY |
| player1 | saltmere-contacts | Nessa is your pan tender. Orin is your net captain. Sava is your basket and drying-rack maker. Fen is your bank and water keeper. Evi is your shore walker. Daro is your storekeeper. | PLAYERS | INITIAL: direct | CHECK BEFORE NARRATIVE DELIVERY |
| player1 | saltmere-map | Your village stands on the western shallows of a narrow sound. Brine pools lie east, garden strips on the low rise west, and a coppice beyond them. A shingle path leads north to an empty marker beach; reeds conceal the shore south. The tidal mud looks walkable from above but holds deep runnels. Your two shallow fishing skiffs can follow the western shore in settled weather; neither is suited to an exposed crossing in a gale. | PLAYERS | INITIAL: direct | CHECK BEFORE NARRATIVE DELIVERY |
| player2 | keelstrand-conditions | The boat shed thrives as Keelstrand's industrious center, where Mara and Arel pre-fabricate seasoned hull planks and knees, Pell's apprentices manufacture bast cordage and snowshoes, and woodworkers carve trade utensils. Tor's crews keep roof eaves and swales clear of heavy snow, while hearths are inspected twice weekly for flue safety. Venn maintains disciplined weekly rations preserving the untouched 20% emergency food reserve, and the community celebrated a unifying mid-winter solstice meal. | PLAYERS | INITIAL: direct | CHECK BEFORE NARRATIVE DELIVERY |
| player2 | fact-keelstrand-shed-workshop-and-solstice | Inside the heated boat shed, Mara's carpenters and Arel's fishing crew dressed, planed, and pre-fitted seasoned hull planks and framing knees for Arel's spring vessel, cementing the keel compromise. Pell's apprentices spun cordage, mended nets, and laced ash-wood snowshoes with rawhide, while woodworkers carved wooden bowls, scoops, and tool helves from offcuts. At mid-month, the community gathered around the shed's central brazier for a rich solstice stew of smoked fish, roots, and beans seasoned with Saltmere salt, publicly celebrating each work crew. | PLAYERS | DIRECT_OBSERVATION: direct | CHECK BEFORE NARRATIVE DELIVERY |
| player2 | fact-keelstrand-snow-defense-and-reserves | Tor led rotating snow crews equipped with wooden scrapers and long poles to clear roof eaves after every snowfall, and kept drainage swales clear of slush jams. Hearth enclosures and flues were inspected twice weekly to prevent soot fires, with door baffles cracked briefly at calm middays for air exchange. Venn administered weekly ration schedules holding the cordoned 20% emergency reserve untouched, culling damp roots into communal pottage and distributing herbal teas to prevent winter illness. | PLAYERS | DIRECT_OBSERVATION: direct | CHECK BEFORE NARRATIVE DELIVERY |
| player2 | fact-marker-beach-keelstrand-view | During a sustained calm weather window at mid-month, Ivo and a companion on snowshoes made a disciplined day-trip to Marker Beach. They found the verification stones undisturbed on the driftwood log alongside the cold ashes of a clean smoke smudge. Ivo placed a carved miniature polished wooden oar beside the stones as a respectful mark of goodwill before returning safely to Keelstrand well before dark. | PLAYERS | PROPAGATED: keelstrand-c4 | CHECK BEFORE NARRATIVE DELIVERY |
| player2 | fact-creek-parley-keelstrand-view | The rotational creek lookout spotted a three-person party approaching the south creek bank in daylight with open hands. Elders received their hail; the visitors identified themselves as peaceful coastal folk from Saltmere on the southern shallows, offering a seasonal gift basket of fine pressed salt, smoked fish, and reed craft. The gift was accepted across the water, peaceful relations were affirmed, and Marker Beach was agreed as a neutral seasonal meeting ground. Later, Ivo walked the marker beach and aligned three verification stones on a driftwood log. | PLAYERS | PROPAGATED: keelstrand-c4 | CHECK BEFORE NARRATIVE DELIVERY |
| player2 | fact-keelstrand-ridge-winter-observation | Ivo conducted a final pre-frost scout to the southeast ridge before winter weather set in. From concealed observation, he noted that the distant upland pastoralists have moved their pack goat herds off the exposed slopes into sheltered stone pens near their settlement, confirming pastoral winterization, before returning safely. | PLAYERS | PROPAGATED: keelstrand-c4 | CHECK BEFORE NARRATIVE DELIVERY |
| player2 | fact-keelstrand-craft-haulout-and-joinery | Arel's crews maximized the late-autumn fish runs before winching the fishing boat and creek skiffs onto greased log skids on the gravel terrace above storm tides, lashing them securely. Inside the stabilized boat shed, Mara and carpenters spent foul-weather days carving oars, shaping thole pins, drilling trunnels, and pre-fitting framing knees for Arel's spring vessel, while Pell's apprentices repaired nets and conditioned cordage with tallow and pitch. | PLAYERS | DIRECT_OBSERVATION: direct | CHECK BEFORE NARRATIVE DELIVERY |
| player2 | fact-keelstrand-shelter-hardening-and-stores | Tor's crews gale-proofed all dwellings with lattice hold-down poles pegged at eaves and chinked walls with moss and clay, hanging hide baffles over doorways. Mara and Ivo completed the final drag-sled run for firewood logs and birch bark before stowing the oiled sleds. Venn audited all winter reserves, establishing a transparent weekly household rationing schedule that preserves an untouched 20% emergency reserve, with seed beans sealed in rafter vessels. | PLAYERS | DIRECT_OBSERVATION: direct | CHECK BEFORE NARRATIVE DELIVERY |
| player2 | fact-keelstrand-shed-underpinning | Mara and Ivo jacked the boat shed cross-beam, excavated to firm subsoil, and seated a broad flat river stone plinth. The rotted base of the corner post was cut away, charred against fungus, and fitted with a seasoned timber block sistered with hardwood splints and treenails, permanently securing the structure. | PLAYERS | DIRECT_OBSERVATION: direct | CHECK BEFORE NARRATIVE DELIVERY |
| player2 | keelstrand-calendar | It is Early autumn, Year 1 (Y01-M07). The mornings are cool, with intermittent rain and occasional drying days. People expect wetter mid-autumn, stronger late-autumn winds, then short winter days, frost and occasional snow. Sea ice is not dependable. Weather can interrupt outdoor drying and travel; no particular storm or loss is foretold. Preparing roofs, fuel and stores now can work. | PLAYERS | INITIAL: direct | CHECK BEFORE NARRATIVE DELIVERY |
| player2 | keelstrand-map | Your settlement occupies the northern timbered creek of the sound. The boat shed sits above the tide; the nearest straight timber grows uphill and must be dragged down a stony track. A western shore path reaches an empty marker beach in half a fair-weather day. A pack trail climbs southeast toward grazing country. Beyond its first ridge you have no current map. Your old fishing boat works within the creek; the unfinished larger boat cannot yet float. | PLAYERS | INITIAL: direct | CHECK BEFORE NARRATIVE DELIVERY |
| player2 | keelstrand-contacts | Mara is your master carpenter. Arel is your fishing household speaker. Tor is your shelter keeper. Ivo is your timber and path scout. Pell is your rope worker with a strained wrist. Venn is your garden and pack keeper. | PLAYERS | INITIAL: direct | CHECK BEFORE NARRATIVE DELIVERY |
| player2 | keelstrand-custom | Promises made in the yard are spoken over a laid keel with witnesses. Changed circumstances can reopen terms; that does not make the first promise imaginary. Households accept your authority, while expecting you to say whose work waits. | PLAYERS | INITIAL: direct | CHECK BEFORE NARRATIVE DELIVERY |
| player2 | keelstrand-dispute | Mara promised Arel and the fishing households a sound boat before the late-autumn runs. Arel has helped feed the yard and wants that promise kept. Tor asks that roof crews come first, showing you the wet blanket. Mara says the hull can be safely paused if covered; finishing it while making every roof sound will require more skilled hands than the yard has. | PLAYERS | INITIAL: direct | CHECK BEFORE NARRATIVE DELIVERY |
| player2 | keelstrand-premise | You have awakened without memory of your old identity. You remember ordinary life in a modern society, but no modern equipment has come with you. The 149 people here treat you as their leader. Specific skills may be established through what you credibly attempt; doing or teaching work takes time. | PLAYERS | INITIAL: direct | CHECK BEFORE NARRATIVE DELIVERY |
| player3 | fact-ford-winter-exchange-high-barley-view | During an established low-water window, watcher Jun and the leader hosted the second monthly Ford Exchange from the dry-stone lean-to. Del and Seli's four-person coastal party arrived along the alder path. Across the stepping stones, High Barley traded densely fulled woolen socks, mittens, hooded cloaks, dried medicinal herbs (willow bark, coltsfoot, mint), and barley grain in exchange for clean coastal sea-salt, smoked fish, and tallow, sharing peaceful seasonal news while strictly preserving the stream boundary. | PLAYERS | DIRECT_OBSERVATION: direct | CHECK BEFORE NARRATIVE DELIVERY |
| player3 | fact-high-barley-granary-and-communal-hearths | The leader, Leth, and Beren audited all granary stocks, establishing a daily rationing schedule that guarantees a 25% safety reserve into summer, with Beren's prime seed grain locked under strict custodial seal. Living clusters consolidated into the five warmest longhouses around shared hearths, burning peat and timber efficiently. Cal coordinated indoor wool spinning, tool repair, and dependent care, with spring drinking water boiled over fires and the covered bowl faithfully honored each evening. | PLAYERS | DIRECT_OBSERVATION: direct | CHECK BEFORE NARRATIVE DELIVERY |
| player3 | fact-high-barley-herd-husbandry-and-runners | Osa maintained the pack goats in dry-stone pens banked with heather hurdles, feeding measured rations of dried browse and meadow hay with coarse barley straw bedding to prevent hoof rot. Ternhaven sea-salt licks kept the herd drinking regularly, pregnant does received extra grain chaff, and water troughs were de-iced twice daily. Osa and handlers fitted hauling frames and barrows with polished timber sled runners, smoothly hauling firewood, peat, and water over upland snowpack. | PLAYERS | DIRECT_OBSERVATION: direct | CHECK BEFORE NARRATIVE DELIVERY |
| player3 | high-barley-conditions | High Barley is consolidated into its five warmest longhouses, sharing communal hearths for fuel efficiency while observing water-boiling hygiene and the nightly covered bowl. Leth and Beren completed a comprehensive store audit, establishing daily rations that preserve a 25% safety reserve while prime seed grain remains locked. Osa winters the pack goat herd safely in stone pens bedded with straw, utilizing salt licks and fitting hauling barrows with timber sled runners for effortless snow transport. | PLAYERS | INITIAL: direct | CHECK BEFORE NARRATIVE DELIVERY |
| player3 | high-barley-contacts | Hesta is your field steward. Cal is your care rota keeper. Beren is your seed and threshing keeper. Osa is your goat and pack handler. Leth is your storehouse keeper. Jun is your spring and ford watcher. | PLAYERS | INITIAL: direct | CHECK BEFORE NARRATIVE DELIVERY |
| player3 | high-barley-map | Your village lies on a southern upland shelf above the eastern side of the sound. Fields surround the houses; rough grazing and a spring lie uphill. A pack trail runs northwest over a ridge; another descends east through alder ground toward distant coastal smoke. A small stream ford near the east descent rises after rain. You own pack goats and hauling frames, not a seaworthy boat. No coast-to-coast shortcut crosses the steep central ravine. | PLAYERS | INITIAL: direct | CHECK BEFORE NARRATIVE DELIVERY |
| player3 | high-barley-custom | At harvest, households set aside a covered bowl for those who cannot come to the field. The bowl is a witnessed obligation rather than a claim that care takes no work. People accept your leadership but watch who is asked to carry the burden. | PLAYERS | INITIAL: direct | CHECK BEFORE NARRATIVE DELIVERY |
| player3 | high-barley-premise | You have awakened without memory of your old identity. You remember ordinary life in a modern society, but no modern equipment has come with you. The 153 people here treat you as their leader. Specific skills may be established through what you credibly attempt; doing or teaching work takes time. | PLAYERS | INITIAL: direct | CHECK BEFORE NARRATIVE DELIVERY |
| player3 | fact-ford-barter-high-barley-view | Del and Seli's four-person embassy met High Barley's leader and elders at the stream ford cairn. Jun's crew had erected a sheltered trade lean-to, guide rope, and water-level markers on the western bank. High Barley presented a return gift of warm wool cloth, fresh barley loaves, and dried mint. Across the stepping stones, a successful trial barter was conducted: High Barley traded surplus barley grain, thick wool blankets, and medicinal herbs in exchange for clean sea-salt and smoked fish. Both parties agreed to a monthly Ford Exchange on low-water days while keeping the stream boundary uncrossed. | PLAYERS | DIRECT_OBSERVATION: direct | CHECK BEFORE NARRATIVE DELIVERY |
| player4 | ternhaven-conditions | Ternhaven's landing hall is warm, dry, and clean-burning as Wen regulates wattled smoke louvers against winter winds, pre-dries firewood, and maintains hearth firebreaks and an open wellhead. Ves strictly enforces winter rationing alongside twice-weekly dunnage inspections and culinary salvage. Hauled boats rest secure under snow-cleared thatch covers, Ruan leads calm low-tide foraging for shellfish along inner gravel bars, and weavers craft warm wool clothing from bartered upland fleece. | PLAYERS | INITIAL: direct | CHECK BEFORE NARRATIVE DELIVERY |
| player4 | fact-ternhaven-hall-management-and-health | Wen continually adjusted the wattled roof louvers to exhaust woodsmoke cleanly while preserving interior heat, maintained three-foot gravel firebreaks around hearths, and staged firewood indoors two days in advance to drive off moisture. Fresh spring water infused with High Barley mint and herbs was served daily, sleeping mats were shaken clean on dry days, and crews kept the fresh-water wellhead free of snow and ice. | PLAYERS | DIRECT_OBSERVATION: direct | CHECK BEFORE NARRATIVE DELIVERY |
| player4 | fact-ternhaven-stores-craft-and-shellfish | Ves administered measured winter rations with twice-weekly dunnage inspections, immediately boiling slightly damp grain into evening pottage. Kiri cleared heavy snow loads from hauled boat thatch covers and monitored the inlet for shore-fast ice. During calm low spring tides, Ruan led warmly clad crews along inner gravel bars to gather mussels, limpets, whelks, and winter kelp, while weavers fashioned warm hoods, mittens, and chest wraps from bartered upland wool. | PLAYERS | DIRECT_OBSERVATION: direct | CHECK BEFORE NARRATIVE DELIVERY |
| player4 | fact-ford-winter-exchange-ternhaven-view | Seli confirmed safe trail and low-water conditions, allowing Del and a four-person party to conduct the monthly exchange at the stream cairn. High Barley received them from their dry-stone trade lean-to with hot herbal brew. Across the stepping stones, Ternhaven traded baskets of clean coarse sea-salt and hardwood-smoked fish fillets for dense fulled woolen socks, hooded cloaks, raw fleece, dried medicinal herbs, and barley grain, reaffirming mutual friendship while honoring the water boundary. | PLAYERS | PROPAGATED: ternhaven-c1 → ternhaven-c5 | CHECK BEFORE NARRATIVE DELIVERY |
| player4 | fact-ford-barter-ternhaven-view | Del and Seli led Ternhaven's four-person delegation to the stream ford cairn, meeting High Barley's leader and elders. High Barley received them with a return hospitality gift of warm wool cloth, fresh barley loaves, and dried mint beside their new trade lean-to. Across the flat stepping stones, the parties conducted a successful trial barter, trading coastal sea-salt and smoked fish for upland barley grain, heavy woven wool blankets, and dried medicinal herbs. Both clans agreed to hold a regular monthly Ford Exchange on low-water days without uninvited entry into either village. | PLAYERS | PROPAGATED: ternhaven-c1 → ternhaven-c5 | CHECK BEFORE NARRATIVE DELIVERY |
| player4 | fact-ternhaven-craft-haulout-and-store-audit | Kiri and Ruan winched both fishing boats onto greased timber skids on the high inner beach well above storm tides, pitching seams with tallow and resin before lashing them beneath thatched hurdle covers. Ves completed an itemized inventory of winter provisions, establishing measured rationing and twice-weekly dunnage rotations, while low-tide foraging along the rocky shore yielded mussels, limpets, and kelp. | PLAYERS | DIRECT_OBSERVATION: direct | CHECK BEFORE NARRATIVE DELIVERY |
| player4 | fact-ternhaven-hall-louvers-and-fire-safety | Wen oversaw the construction and installation of adjustable wattled smoke louvers beneath landing hall roof vents, drawing heavy curing smoke cleanly outside while preserving interior heat. Work crews banked earth and dense reed screens against exterior walls and hung weighted door baffles, while three-foot gravel firebreaks and ready water buckets were established around all hearths, with fuel pre-dried indoors. | PLAYERS | DIRECT_OBSERVATION: direct | CHECK BEFORE NARRATIVE DELIVERY |
| player4 | fact-ford-contact-ternhaven-view | Del and Seli led Ternhaven's four-person embassy along the alder path to the stream ford, observing a stone boundary cairn bearing a woven willow ring. They were hailed across the water by the ford watcher Jun and met by the upland leader and elders. Del presented the gift basket of smoked fish and sea-salt, explained Ternhaven's hospitality customs, and discussed future barter. The upland community, High Barley, received the gift courteously and affirmed peaceful relations across the stream, while keeping the meeting at the water boundary. | PLAYERS | PROPAGATED: ternhaven-c1 → ternhaven-c5 | CHECK BEFORE NARRATIVE DELIVERY |
| player4 | ternhaven-contacts | Del is your keeper of hospitality customs. Ves is your household stores speaker. Ruan is your net and landing captain. Kiri is your boat and mooring tender. Seli is your alder-path guide. Wen is your well and hearth keeper. | PLAYERS | INITIAL: direct | CHECK BEFORE NARRATIVE DELIVERY |
| player4 | ternhaven-map | Your village sits inside the southeastern hooked inlet. Its inner landing is sheltered; beyond the bar, wind and ebb can make even a short boat journey dangerous. An alder path climbs west to a stream ford and upland meadow. The coast curves north around the eastern arm of the sound. Two small fishing boats work near shore; you have no current safe-weather survey of the full sound. | PLAYERS | INITIAL: direct | CHECK BEFORE NARRATIVE DELIVERY |
| player4 | ternhaven-calendar | It is Early autumn, Year 1 (Y01-M07). The mornings are cool, with intermittent rain and occasional drying days. People expect wetter mid-autumn, stronger late-autumn winds, then short winter days, frost and occasional snow. Sea ice is not dependable. Weather can interrupt outdoor drying and travel; no particular storm or loss is foretold. Preparing roofs, fuel and stores now can work. | PLAYERS | INITIAL: direct | CHECK BEFORE NARRATIVE DELIVERY |