BlogNomic: The First Dynasty of Desertfrog

If the Proposal “Pretty Little Rows and Columns” was not enacted, then this Proposal has no further effect.

Add a new dynastic rule, titled “Disks”:

There exists a number of Disks, each of which has a name by which it is referred to, a Size, and an Effect. The list of all types of Disk is as follows:

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Disks
|-
! Name !! Size !! Effect
|-
| yank.c || 2 || You may Push a Disk from the Heap which shares a row or column with your Location.
|}

When a Disk is Activated by a Runner, the Runner follows the instructions in that Disk’s Effect; a Disk’s Effect may only be carried out when it is Activated.

Add a new dynastic rule, titled “The Stack”:

Every Runner has a Stack, which is a publicly tracked ordered list of Disks defaulting to the empty list. Every Stack has a Capacity, which is a non-negative integer defaulting to 10. If the total Size of Disks on a Stack ever exceeds its Capacity, that Stack has Overflowed; the Runner or Gridmaster whose action caused a Stack to Overflow must repeatedly Pop that Stack until it is empty.

As a Weekly Action, a Runner with an empty Stack may add a copy of yank.c to their Stack.

When a Stack is Popped, its rightmost Disk is removed and added to the Heap in a Cell of the Popper’s choice (or a random Cell if the Gridmaster Popped it). At any time, a Runner may Pop their Stack.
When a Disk is Pushed, it is added to a Stack of the Pusher’s choice at the rightmost position and that instance of the Disk is removed from where it was previously being tracked.

Add a new dynastic rule, titled “The Heap”:

The Heap is a publicly tracked unordered list of Disks and the respective Cells of the Grid they are currently in, defaulting to the empty list. Every Disk in the Heap is tracked as a pair of its name and Cell (e.g. (yank.c, E4)).