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In the Rule “Atomic Structure” replace
All Atoms must have at least one Proton
with
All Atoms must have at least one Proton, and any action that would make an Atom lose Protons beyond this value makes them lose Protons to this value instead.
Not really. For instance, if you have only one Proton and also have a bond with another Atom and this one explodes, you’re losing one Proton [ceiling (1 * 1/4) = 1].
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pizzashark:
I’m not sure there’s a situation in the current ruleset where an Atom could end up with 1 Proton. All of the methods of losing Protons that we have so far involve losing a fraction of your current amount, and the fraction is always 1/2 or less. Even if you round up, half of a number is always less than that number.