This doesn’t appear to give any way for existing players to be given a caste at the time of enactment.

Also this is a more minor point, but you could interpret the first line of the rule as that each memory has a unique caste. In context though, that interpretation falls apart.

Thanks - changes made

What do we represent as players? I was interpreteing “Memories of Atlantis” as meaning that we were chunks of memetic material that had survived the sinking - if we have Castes, does that make us the individual memories of specific, dead Atlanteans?

I guess that’s part of what this proposal is exploring! I’m not sure either, and would be fine with this being voted down / amended in the name of narrative consistency.

Maybe the answer is between the two - the physical and metaphysical remains of small communities?

Did you mean that the Caste or the level of Influence increases by 1? Is there any way to check our level of Influence?

[GloopyGhost] Yes, we can privately ask for secret information to be repeated to us: Appendix Clarifications include “If a Memory of Atlantis should already know such a piece of information (in that the Linguist Team has already told them it, or vice versa, and there is no way that the information could have been changed since then), the Linguist Team may repeat it to them.”

True, but the level of Influence does change (or at least I believe it is meant to).

Ah, good point.

At present Influence is not revealed, no.

Since it’s not specified, it would default to 0, correct?

Yep