Whoops sorry missed this problem during the edit window

> If a game variable has neither a default value nor a starting value, then both may be considered to be the nearest legal value to zero that it may take (for numerical variables, defaulting to positive if tied), blank (for a text string or list that may be blank), the alphabetically earliest legal text string it may take (for a text string which may not be blank, with the digits 0 through 9 considered to precede “A”), or the list which is alphabetically earliest from the set of lists with the fewest elements (for lists which may not be blank, and considering each list to be a single unpunctuated text string, with the digits 0 through 9 considered to precede “A”).

“Dust” is alphabetically before “Revenant”. This this would turn us all into Dust.

And what game variable are you referring to there, Clucky?

You’re defining an unnamed variable here that is “Revenant” or “Dust”, and defaults to “Dust”

yea, this doesn’t say here that Revenant is the default state is i think the problem

Does seem hard to read the first sentence as being anything other than a two-state variable.

This is convergent with an idea I wanted to get in, of having some rooms be the specific lairs of individual Vampire Lords, so you can each tussle directly with Richardo. But yes, implementation needs tightening. 

Self-kill. And by the way, I have unidled myself, which caused quorum to rise to 6.