Turn 001 — Relationships And Obligations
Relationships and Obligations
Generated from
saltwind-sound-01-stateat 2026-09-07T16:19:05.375Z. Schema sim-1.0.0; source saltwind-sound-01-turn-001; SIMULATION.
Directed relationships
| Source | Target | Stance | Basis | Intensity | Obligations | Visibility |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| high-barley-c1 | high-barley-c2 | Working cooperatively under the protected care rota and covered-bowl recognition, balancing field work with household needs. | Hesta wants every able pair of hands in the fields during this dry interval. Cal reminds her that dependents still need feeding and tending, and brings you the unfilled household rota. Beren says some sheaves can wait, but not all the exposed crop through repeated rain. Counting caregivers twice will not bring the grain in sooner. | LOW | high-barley-custom | GM_ONLY |
| keelstrand-c1 | keelstrand-c2 | Cooperating peacefully under the witnessed keel compromise, with fishing households receiving roof repairs and guaranteed food shares while the big boat waits. | 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. | LOW | keelstrand-custom | GM_ONLY |
| saltmere-c1 | saltmere-c2 | Accepts the shared compromise of smokehouse fuel priority and dry-salting while boiling is paused for bank repairs. | Nessa, who tends the pans, asks for the dry billets promised at the last gathering. Orin, whose household fishes, points at the smoking rack and says fish will spoil if the pans take everything. Neither claims that all production must continue: both want the cost of a reduction to be acknowledged. Several families will work on either task, but cannot do both at once. | LOW | saltmere-custom | GM_ONLY |
| ternhaven-c1 | ternhaven-c2 | In agreement following the enactment of the two-stage hospitality rule, balancing traditional welcome with resident store protection. | Del recalls an old obligation to give seasonal visitors a dry first night and a meal. Ves asks whether an old welcome now means feeding whoever arrives all winter. No visitors are presently here and no arrival date is agreed. Ruan says limits spoken before arrival would be easier to honor than angry exclusions at the door. | LOW | ternhaven-custom | GM_ONLY |
Obligations
| ID | Parties | Status | Terms | Due | Visibility |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| high-barley-custom | high-barley-c1, high-barley-c2, high-barley-leader | ACTIVE | 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. | — | GM_ONLY |
| keelstrand-custom | keelstrand-c1, keelstrand-c2, keelstrand-leader | ACTIVE | 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. | — | GM_ONLY |
| saltmere-custom | saltmere-c1, saltmere-c2, saltmere-leader | ACTIVE | At fuel allocations, each hearth lays a stone beside the claimant it supports. The stones witness a promise; they do not give every household a veto. People currently accept your leadership and await a decision. You may keep work local, change priorities or seek information without promising anyone a grand new order. | — | GM_ONLY |
| ternhaven-custom | ternhaven-c1, ternhaven-c2, ternhaven-leader | ACTIVE | The first guest meal is placed at the edge of the hearth under ancient custom, granting a dry first night. By established village policy, guests staying beyond the first night must contribute reciprocal labor or receive one day's travel rations and depart in peace. | — | GM_ONLY |