djf1107 to be mentored by Trapdoorspyder until the Fifth Dynasty of JonathanDark has ended and the date is past the 30th of July 2024.

Add the following to Satisfaction

A Fragment Satisfies an Element of type End if the last two words of the fragment are “The End”

Add the following to “Drawing” right above the step “Replace the contents of the Current Elements with the Elements chosen in this instance of the Drawing.”

If at least one storyteller has 100 or more points, add an Element with type End as a Category Element

Last call for Creative Writings

I declare my intent to join.

The list of Mentors on the Mentorships page is a bit short right now, and we may have one or two more incoming new players, so we will need another Mentor or two to step up. Would anyone be willing to be added to the list of Mentors? It requires an Admin to add to the list of Mentors, so Clucky or I will have to add your name if you’re willing.

Link to Mentors rules for reference on what is required.

ChaosGoblin to be mentored by JonathanDark until the Fifth Dynasty of JonathanDark has ended and the date is past the 28th of July 2024.

In the rule “Scoring”, add the following step just before the last step in the Fragment Scoring atomic action:

* For each Storyteller whose most recent valid Scoring Response received by the Publisher was sent 48 hours or less after the the most recent Judging was posted and while it was Open, give that Storyteller 5 Points. The Publisher should privately inform each Storyteller of the Points they received this way.

After the first paragraph in the rule “Fragments”, add the following text:

When the Publisher resolves a Creative Writing, if the Creative Writing is valid and successful, and it was initiated fewer than 48 hours since the most recent Drawing atomic action, the Storyteller who sent the Creative Writing receives 5 points. The Publisher should then privately inform the Storyteller of any points received this way.

June watched in horror as the shop quickly went up in flames, and the yells for help grew louder.

1. As the thugs ran off with their loot, June leapt into action. She didn’t have long; the flames had already started creeping up the walls. Dashing inside, she saw smashed shelves and ruined merchandise. And a growing pool of blue liquid? No time to investigate! Her brother was doubled over in pain. His scrawny frame—not unlike Eddie’s, though he lacked the latter’s black hair—seemingly did not stand up as well to a gut-punch as June’s own stocky, squat stature.  She helped him up, and saw their escape thwarted by hot, crimson tongues. Their only option lay upstairs.

2. June leapt out from behind the cart, her auburn hair shining like gold as she hit the first pirate with a solid THWACK! One quick spin and the second pirate fell to her frying pan as well. She kicked the door to the shop open; the cries still ringing in here ears. The smoke made it hard to investigate, but she soon saw a figure in the corner. “Owen, is that you?” she asked, racing to the figure. The old man’s face was already blue, so she quickly picked him up and carried him to the church.

3. Natasha, head cocked, listened as the little village at the top of the cliffs fell. With the ocean to her back and stone cliffs to her front, she seemed to have an advantageous cover, but something about this still felt wrong. Every so often, about 50 paces away, bags of supplies thudded down from the dark cliffs into the sand. Crew members were taking bags of supplies from shore to the ship when she heard, “Captain! We have it!” She turned to investigate and momentarily forgot about her worries as she saw the pale blue glow of the jewel.

4. She had to act fast. The entrance was already dangerously ablaze. With her long arms, June brandished her frying pan and swung at the nearest window, smashing it to bits. “Everyone, out! NOW!” she yelled. Her heart pounding, June investigated each person’s face as they climbed through the opening. There was Eddie, his black mop of hair immediately recognizable. Her little brother, clutching a basket of blueberries, looking terrified but uninjured. Her father, the patrons… “Where’s Ma?” June asked, her eyes frantic. June’s father faltered; he looked dazed. “The pirates, they… they took her. They took your mother.”

5. June ran into the burning shop. “Mom, where are you?” She yelled. “June! Help!” Racing towards the back room, June found her mother under an overturned table. Knowing they had no time to waste, June lifted it up just enough for her mom to crawl out. Rushing out the back door, the two collapsed to the ground. “Are you ok mom?” June asked “I am now hon” her mom sighed. “One of them did drop a note. All it said was ‘meet at the pit; bring the ingredients’” June’s blue eyes flashed with determination, she’d have to investigate Hell’s pit.

Last call for Creative Writings

Uphold each Fragment that has been included in each Judging from the beginning of the dynasty to the Judging on 20 June 2024 as valid Fragments received in Creative Writings sent to the Publisher, and uphold those Judgings in that same range as valid.

In the rule “Numbers and Variables” located in the Appendix under the “Clarifications” section, add the following bullet point:

* A range of numerical values stated to be “between” one value and another value is treated as an inclusive range unless otherwise explicitly stated.

In rule 2.1.2 “Fragments,” replace “A Fragment is a flavor text string of between 5 and 100 words” with:

A Fragment is a flavor text string of at least 5 and at most 150 words

In the rule “Proofreading”, replace the text “A Proposal whose only effect is to directly change the contents of The Story is known as a Proofreading” with the following text:

A Proofreading is a blog post with the category Story Post - Votable Matter where the contents of the post body only contains instructions on changing the contents of The Story.

and in the same rule, add the following text:

A Proofreading is resolved in the same manner as described in Resolution of Proposals, by interpreting the term “Proposal” to mean “Proofreading” for the purposes of resolving a Proofreading.

Please unidle me for I am no Eric :D

In the story replace

“the yells for help inside grew silent.”

with

“and the yells for help grew louder.”

In rule 2.2 “Categories,” replace “As a Weekly Action, a Storyteller may add one entry, which must consist of a Name and Description and the default value for Expiration, to a Category.” with:

As a Weekly Action, a Storyteller may add one entry, which must consist of a Name and Description and the default value for Expiration, to one Category.

Replace the first paragraph of rule 2.9 “Challenges” with:

There exists a publicly tracked list of Challenges. Each Challenge is a statement sentence that a Fragment may or may not Satisfy. The statement should be objective, and should only regard either the Fragment itself and/or its relation to the rest of the Story. (So, “The Fragment does not contain the letter ‘e.’” or “The Fragment only contains words already included in the Story.” are valid Challenges, but “The Fragment is relaxing to read.” and “The Fragment contains the name of its author.” are not.)

Add the following to rule 2.1.2.1 “Satisfaction:”

A Fragment Satisfies a Challenge if the statement is true for that Fragment.

In the final paragraph of rule 2.9 “Challenges,” replace each instance of the word “met” with “Satisfied.”

In the rule “The End”, replace the sentence

If the last two words in the story are “The End” the Story is Complete.

with

The number of words in The Story is publicly tracked. If The Story ever contains at least 1,500 words, as counted by wordcounter.net, or if the last two words in The Story are “The End”, then the Story is Complete.

In the rule “Scoring”, before the first paragraph, add the following text:

In this rule, a Fragment is the entire block of text contained within a list item in the numbered list of the body of an Open Judging post.

Uphold all performances of Fragment Scoring between the beginning of this dynasty and the Publishing atomic action completed on 14 June 2024 as valid.

Copy the section “Reinitialisation” from the Building Blocks wiki page to the “Building Blocks” rule in the ruleset.

“Pirates.”

1. With the sickening smell of smoke on the wind, June raced as quickly as she could towards the village. Nearing the family shop, she ducked behind an over turned cart as a pair of pirates stepped out, arms loaded with stolen goods. “Hey, thanks for the supplies buddy.” one of the pirates called out over his shoulder “Here’s the receipt back though.” With a laugh, the other pirate tossed a torch back through the doorway. June watched in horror as the shop quickly went up in flames, the yells for help inside grew silent.

2. Using her trusty telescope, June zoomed in on the ship anchored by the port. The orange flower on the black flag that flew in the wind was unmistakable. “Natasha!” June cursed. “I should’ve known she’d be back.” Unfortunately, the frying pan wouldn’t cut it against pirates, and her home was out of the way. She’d have to swing by Paulo’s. To make matters worse, upon arriving at the blacksmith, the shop was closed. “Desperate times,” June muttered. A swift kick later, the door was open. She grabbed a weapon and hastily scribbled a receipt—“I owe you one Tri-Sword - J.”

3. June hurried toward the source of the smoke, leaping from tree to tree. Her parents had always warned her to run and find help if she ever encountered pirates, but she had to make sure that Eddie was okay. As she approached the garden, June heard a voice from below. “My patience is dwindling. On receipt of your food, clothing, and valuables, we will leave you and your home intact, but if you try anything else, my crew will not hesitate to burn this all down. Do you understand?”

Nad has been Idled on the shorter 96-hour timer due to going Idle earlier in this dynasty. Quorum remains unchanged at 3.

The dynasty is now On Hiatus due to the Dormancy rule.

Add a new dynastic rule called “The End”

If the last two words in the story are “The End” the Story is Complete.

If the Story is Complete no additional Story Actions can be taken, nor can any actions be taken which modifies the story.

If the Story is Complete the Publisher should at their earliest convivence publish a list of each Storyteller and how many Points that Storyteller has. Upon doing so, the Storyteller with the most points achieves victory.

Last call for Creative Writings

Copy the section “Low-Player Mode” from the Building Blocks wiki page to the Building Blocks rule in the ruleset..

An upcoming period of at least partial unavailability + not much inspiration for writing = I’d like to be idled

Add a new dynastic rule called “Challenges” and give it the following text

There is a publicly tracked list of challenges. Each challenge is a statement that a fragment may or may not meets such as “The fragment does not contain the letter e”. That determination must be determinist and depend solely on the text of the fragment in question and/or the text of the story (So, “The fragment only contains words already included in the story” is fine but “The fragment contains the name of its author” or “Roll a DICE100 if the result is 1, the fragment meets this challenge” is not).

As a Story Action that can only be performed when there is an open Open Judging, a Storyteller may add a new challenge

When the Publisher posts a new judging, each Storyteller receives one point for every challenge which is met by the fragment they authored they authored for that challenge (the Publisher should privately inform each Storyteller of the points received this way). Then, any challenge which at least one fragment met is removed from the list of challenges.

Add the following to the first paragraph of “Scoring”

A scoring response may also contain, for each Fragments in that Judging post other than the one which they authored, a guess of which Storyteller wrote that Fragment (only one Storyteller may be guessed by a given Storyteller per Fragment). Idle storytellers are considered to be storytellers for the purposes of these guesses.

Add the following step to Scoring, above “Privately communicate to each Storyteller their current Points value.”

Give each Storyteller one point for each Fragment in the current Judging for which they successfully guessed the author (according to their most recent valid Scoring Response)

Replace the word “receipt” in the Current Elements with a randomly selected Common Word using DICE2760.

In the rule “Scoring”, replace “which is a number between 1 and 10 inclusive” with “which is an integer between 1 and 10 inclusive”.

Add a new rule called “Credits” with the following text:

When a DoV has been Enacted after the beginning of this dynasty, at any time during the Interregnum the former Publisher before that DoV was Enacted should make a Story Post with the title “Credits:” followed by the current date, and with a body that contains the contents of The Story where the author of each Fragment in The Story should be identified by some means chosen by that former Publisher. This dynastic action is permitted to be carried out during an Interregnum.

Replace the table “Fictional Countries” from the publicly tracked set of Categories with a table named “Locations”.

In the rule “Judging”, after the text “the Publisher should resolve all unresolved Creative Writings and make a Story Post called a Judging” add the following text:

, performing the Generate Filler atomic action for each Storyteller who did not submit a Creative Writing since the most recent Drawing

In the same rule, add a subrule named “Fillers” with the following text:

A Filler Template is the text “Write the next 5 to 100 words for a story using the words X that starts with the text Y”, where X is the contents of the Current Elements separated by commas (the Publisher may choose the Name of any entry of a Category Element) and Y is the last 3 sentences of The Story (or last 2 sentences and last incomplete sentence if The Story ends on an incomplete sentence).

Generate Filler is an atomic action with the following steps:
* Log in to ChatGPT at https://chatgpt.com/
* In the field to message ChatGPT, enter the Filler Template, substituting the values for X and Y as described in the Filler Template definition.
* Take the response from ChatGPT and privately track that as a Fragment as if it were received from a Storyteller from a successful Creative Writing since most recent Drawing, except that the author for that Fragment is tracked as ChatGPT. Multiple Fragments whose author is tracked as ChatGPT are allowed.

In the rule “Scoring”, after the text “if its author submitted a Scoring Response during the Judging” add “or if the author is ChatGPT”, and after the text “if its author did not submit a Scoring Response during the Judging” add “and its author is not ChatGPT”, and after the text “Add the Total Score for each Fragment in that Judging to the Points of the Storyteller who authored that Fragment” add “unless the author of that Fragment is ChatGPT”.

“Skunk flies,” June muttered to herself “Anyone who claims they aren’t harmful should come out here and try gathering swamp beets from their nest and then tell me they just smell bad.”

1. Her prize secured, June placed the swamp beets into her bag and began the hike back home. She would have to stop by Eddie’s garden on the way back in order to gather the last of the ingredients that she needed. As June neared the garden, a sudden acrid smell stopped her in her tracks. Something wasn’t right. She climbed the nearest maple for a better look. Between the treetops, June immediately saw the choking green smoke rising into the sky. Her eyes widened. “Pirates.”

2. As another swamp fly descended upon her, only to meet it’s demise with a satisfying SPLAT, June reasoned she had to make her way to the garden. From there she could climb the sycamore tree and deal with their nest once and for all

3. As June climbed over the rocky embankment of the creek bed, her thoughts began to wander. “I hope the garden can grow these beets. The shop could really use something new to sell. Mother’s age certainly hasn’t….” Suddenly June stopped and took a deep breath in. Her heart skipped a beat. The smell of arid smoke hung in the air.

4. June sighed, picked up the remaining beets, and headed back towards her garden.
   
   June’s so-called garden had become famous throughout the small country of Globb for dividing philosophers into two competing schools that had frequent arguments about whether it actually was a garden at all. Those supporting its garden status pointed to the fact that everyone called it a garden. Others insisted that it simply didn’t meet any reasonable definition of a garden, claiming that anything planted in its slimy mud would be so offended that it’d just uproot itself, climb over the old fence, and flee outright.

5. Looping the pan over her gear, she stooped to grab the mangy swamp beets at her feet. A ripple broke the swampy ooze. Slowly, a pudgy beaver climbed up, shuddering sending water in a spray.
   
   “Hey Clyde”, cocking her head towards the beaver.
   “Hi June”, replied the beaver settling on its haunches.
   
   His black eyes eyed the beets.
   “Those are good lookin’ swamp beets you have.”
   
   June smiled tossing one over.
   
   “One day Clyde, I’ll figure out how I ended up sharing a swamp beet with a sentient beaver in an infernal swamp.  It ain’t exactly the Garden of Eden.”

In the rule “Judging”, replace the text “followed by the time of the current Drawing” with “followed by the date and time 24 hours from the time of the post”.

In the rule “Scoring”, replace the text “Judging Deadline” with “Scoring Deadline”.

Last call for Creative Writings

In the rule “Categories”, replace the text “each items in a Category consists of a Name and a Description which describes the item in a categories” with the following text:

each item in a Category consists of a Name, a Description (which describes the item in a Category), and a number named Expiration which defaults to 3

and in the same rule, after the text “a Storyteller may add one entry, which must consist of a Name and Description” add the following text:

and the default value for Expiration

In the rule “Judging”, add the following step just before the last step in the Publishing atomic action:

* For the Category that is in the Current Elements, subtract 1 from the Expiration of each entry in that Category that was not contained in any Fragment in that Judging. If that entry’s Expiration is 0 after this operation, remove that entry from that Category.

In the rule “Categories”, after the text “a Storyteller may add one entry, which must consist of a Name and Description, to a Category.” add the following text:

When a Storyteller does so, they gain Points according to the formula P = S - N, where P is the number of Points gained by that Storyteller if P is greater than 0, S is the number of Storytellers (not counting the Publisher), and N is the number of entries in that Category before that Storyteller added a new entry. If P is 0 or less, no Points are gained by that Storyteller for this action..

Per the dynastic rule “Timing Out”, Juniper has been made Idle after not posting an entry or comment in the past 96 hours (4 days), and the Publisher receiving no Creative Writing or Scoring Response from Juniper in that time period. Quorum drops to 4.

In the section named Drawing, replace:

The time which the most recent Drawing was conducted is publicly tracked on the dynastic tracking page

With:

The time which the most recent Drawing was conducted is publicly tracked on the dynastic tracking page

The most recent Drawing is considered Open until the Publisher has posted a Judging after that Drawing has been Open.

In the section named Judging, replace:

If, since the most recent Drawing action, the Publisher has received Creative Writings from all Storytellers, whichever comes first, the Publisher should resolve all unresolved Creative Writings and make a Story Post called a Judging:

With:

If, since the most recent Drawing action, the Publisher has received Creative Writings from a quorum of Storytellers, the Publisher can announce a Drawing Deadline by making a story post with:

- the title “Drawing Deadline: ”, followed by the time of the current Drawing . 
- body text of “Last call for Creative Writings”.

If, since the most recent Drawing action, if any of the following are true:

- The Publisher has received Creative Writings from all Storytellers.
- The Drawing has been open for 24 hours after the Publisher has announced a Drawing Deadline, as measured by the timestamp on the Drawing Deadline story post

The Publisher should resolve all unresolved Creative Writings and make a Story Post called a Judging:

In the section named Scoring, replace:

When the Publisher receives at least one valid Scoring Response from every Storyteller for an Open Judging, at their earliest convenience the Publisher should perform the Publishing atomic action.

With:

If, since the most recent Open Judging post, the Publisher has received a valid Scoring Response for an Open Judging from a quorum of Storytellers, the Publisher can announce a Judging Deadline by making a comment to the current Open Judgement with:

- the text “Scoring Deadline.  Last call for Scorings”

If, since the most Open Judging post, if any of the following are true:

- The publisher has received a valid Scoring Response for an Open Judging from every Storyteller.
- The Judging has been open for 24 hours after the Publisher has announced a Scoring Deadline, as measured by the timestamp on the Scoring Deadline comment.

at their earliest convenience, the Publish should preform the Publishing atomic action.

Enact a new rule, “Timing Out”:-

The Publisher may render a Storyteller Idle if that Storyteller has not posted an entry or comment in the past 96 hours (4 days), and if the Publisher has also received no Creative Writing or Scoring Response from that Storyteller in the past 96 hours.

In “Victory and Ascension”, replace “the new Publisher must either Pass the Mantle (by making a post naming a Storyteller who was not the last dynasty’s Publisher, in which case the passing Storyteller ceases to be the Publisher and the Storyteller so named becomes the Publisher) or start a new dynasty” with:-

the new Publisher must start a new dynasty

Remove the “Passing the Mantle” keyword entry.

Repeal the “Mantle Limitations” rule from the ruleset.

Rename the “Mantle Limitations” Building Block to “Mantle Passing”, and reword it to:-

During an Interregnum, the new Publisher may Pass the Mantle by making a post naming an Storyteller who was not the last dynasty’s Publisher; the passing Storyteller then ceases to be the Publisher and the Storyteller so named becomes the Publisher.

In the “Malign Emperors” Building Block, replace “The Publisher may be recipient of the Mantle, as if they were a Storyteller, during an Interregnum, as per the rule Victory and Ascension.” with:-

If “Mantle Passing” is active, the Publisher may be recipient of the Mantle as if they were a Storyteller.

In the “Declared Alliances” Building Block, replace “If “Mantle Limitations” is also active” with “If “Mantle Passing” is not active” and after “may pass the Mantle to a Storyteller” add:-

(as if “Mantle Passing” were active)

Then remove “, nor does the prohibition on deals in “Mantle Limitations” (if it is active) apply to Storytellers who have each other’s names in their Alliance” from that rule.

Add a new rule named “Popular Words” with the following text:

There is a publicly-tracked list named Popular Words that defaults to an empty list and where each entry in the list is a Common Word and a number named Popularity.

At any time as a Virtual Action, any Storyteller may send a request to the Publisher to add to the Popular Words with a positive amount of their Points and a Common Word, which can optionally be one that is already in the Popular Words but is not required to be. When the Publisher receives this request, at their earliest convenience, the Publisher should spend that amount from that Storyteller’s Points and do one of the following:
* If that Storyteller chose a Common Word that is in the Popular Words, add the Points spent from that Storyteller’s request to the Popularity of that Common Word.
* If that Storyteller chose a Common Word that is not already in the Popular Words, add a new entry to the Popular Words with that Common Word and a Popularity equal to the Points spent from that Storyteller’s request.

In the subrule “Drawing”, add the following steps before the last step in the Drawing atomic action:

* If the Popular Words is not empty, select the Common Word in the Popular Words with the most Popularity as a Word Element, randomly selecting among the Common Words that are tied for the most Popularity if there are any.
* Set the Popular Words to an empty list.

Add the following words to the wiki page titled “Oxford 3000”:

beaver, cat, cow, dog, fox, rabbit, raccoon, squirrel, tiger, wolf, wombat,

crow, dove, duck, eagle, flamingo, goose, hawk, owl, pinguin,

eel, crab, octopus, shark, whale,

ant, bee, beetle, butterfly, caterpillar, fly, scorpion, slug, worm,

cactus, lawn, liana, moss, mud, mushroom,

darkness, lightning, rainbow, sun, thunder,

cave, hideout, hut, lighthouse, mansion, sea, sky, skyscraper, swamp, temple,

cut, die, dodge, punch, run, swing,

axe, bow, granade, gun, shield, sword,

alien, galaxy, gravity, laser, plasma, spaceship, warp,

apprentice, burglar, captain, god, monster, ninja, pirate, smith, traitor, witch, wizard,

galactic, magical, mechanical, murderous, slimy, suspicious

From the same wiki page, remove all words that begin with “some”, “every”, “with” or “wh”, except for the words “wheel”, “whisper”, “white” and “whole”.

I’d like to be unidled

In the rule “Judging”, add a subrule named “Bonus” with the following text:

Each Storyteller has a number named Bonus that is privately tracked by the Storyteller and defaults to 0.

As a Virtual Story Action, a Storyteller may send a request to the Storyteller to spend an amount of their Points to get additional Bonus at a rate of 10 Points for each additional Bonus.

In the subrule “Scoring”, replace the text “Set the Total Score for a Fragment to be either one plus the Pending Score for that Fragment” with this text:

Set the Total Score for a Fragment to be either one plus the Pending Score for that Fragment plus that Fragment Author’s Bonus

and in the same rule, add the following step to the end of the Fragment Scoring atomic action:

* Set each Storyteller’s Bonus to 0.

Remove each word with a length of three or fewer characters from the contents of the wiki page titled Oxford 3000. Set any Sparks that are now invalid to their default value.

In the rule “Judging”, replace the text “The body of a Judging must be a numbered list” with the following:

The body of a Judging must be the last sentence from the contents of The Story (or last partial sentence if The Story does not end with a complete sentence) followed by a numbered list

If there is an Open Judging, edit the Open Judging post and add the last sentence from the contents of The Story (or last partial sentence if The Story does not end with a complete sentence) just before the numbered list.

Clearly, the frying pan was the most suitable weapon of choice for this situation.

1. Lazaro kept a gun in his desk drawer, but if things got out of hand the rounds would cut through a whole corridor of these cheap office walls, and he’d grown to like some of the tenants here. A blunter and less harmful instrument would clean this up. He put down his coffee and stepped calmly to the kitchenette, a stove and refrigerator between two dented filing cabinets. “Sure, I still have the Juneau dossier here.” he lied, “Is that what your boss is so fired up about?”

2. The throwing knives didn’t have enough raw power. The plasma grenades were too harmful, and she couldn’t risk extra casualties. The shotgun would draw too much attention. But nobody would expect a frying pan. Her weapon chosen, June flung open the doors of the armory and entered

3. With a mighty swing, June brought her pan down upon the bigger skunk fly with a wet crunch. As she shook the remains of the fly off, June watched its mate retreat, its panicked buzzing echoing in the distance. “Skunk flies,” June muttered to herself “Anyone who claims they aren’t harmful should come out here and try gathering swamp beets from their nest and then tell me they just smell bad.”

4. The sheer power it had was amazing, even without harmful intentions. With one hit, the intruder’s body fell to the floor. June took a step back and examined the windows. With almost a perfect circle cut through the glass, this was no ordinary break-and-enter. The thief’s limp body on the floor z beneath her was still warm, so she tied it up with a conveniently placed string of sausages and threw it out the front for the police force to find when they did their daily drive-by.

5. As the giant chicken decendened upon the village, June picked up the skillet and stared down the fowl beast. “Hey buddy” she called out to the harmful monster, raising the weapon to attack. “How bout you… break an egg”

In both places in the ruleset, replace “publicly track the number of Storytellers who have sent” with:-

publicly track the names of Storytellers who have sent

In Scoring, replace “the count of Storytellers” with “the list of Storytellers”.

In “Fragments”, replace “A Fragment is a string” with:-

A Fragment is a flavor text string

In “Categories”, after “Each Category itself has a name and a list of items, and each items in a Category consists of a Name and a Description which describes the item in a categories.” add:-

Category Names and Descriptions are flavor text.

In “Sparks”, replace “A Storyteller’s Spark is publicly tracked.” with:-

A Storyteller’s Spark is flavor text, and is publicly tracked.

In the rule “The Story” add the following text:

At any time, the Publisher may correct any spelling errors, grammatical errors, typos, uppercasing/lowercasing errors, and add, change, or remove any punctuation as the Publisher deems necessary in the contents of The Story.

Sorry, but I was away a bit last week.  Could a kind Admin Unidle me?

Sorry, I was offline line for some travel this past week.  Could a kind Admin unidle me?

In the subrule “Satisfaction”, at the end of each of the text “if it contains that Word” and “if it contains the Name of an entry in that Category”, add the text “as a complete word surrounded by whitespace or punctuation in the Fragment”.

In the subrule “Drawing”, add the following text:

The number of Drawings performed since the beginning of the dynasty is publicly tracked as Total Drawings.

Add a new rule named “Prizes” with the following text:

Each Storyteller has a publicly-tracked list of Prizes, which defaults to empty and may contain one or more of the Prizes listed in the table below, but not more than one of each named Prize. Each Prize has a Condition.

When a Storyteller has first met the criteria listed in the Condition of a Prize, the Publisher should privately randomly roll DICE3 and privately track the result plus the current Total Drawings as the Award Delay, tracking it with that Prize and Storyteller combination. When the Total Drawings is equal to the Award Delay for a combination of Prize and Storyteller, at their earliest convenience the Publisher should add that Prize to that Storyteller’s Prizes if they have not done so already.

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Prizes
|-
! Name !! Condition
|-
| Ovid Prize || The Storyteller has had their Fragment added to The Story 3 times
|}

In “Fragments”, replace “A Fragment is one or more complete sentences that must contain between 5 and 100 vernacular English words” with:-

A Fragment is a string of between 5 and 100 words