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| Hand-painted 1960s pulp fantasy magazine illustration, gouache and ink on illustration board, depicting a dramatic mid-action sword-and-sorcery scene in a pre-industrial fantasy world. No modern technology or modern materials of any kind. Characters wear leather, cloth, fur, or primitive metal armor; weapons are swords, spears, shields, axes, or crude magical artifacts. Architecture and environments are ancient, ruined, or organic—stone, wood, bone, or natural formations only. | |
| Expressive, slightly imperfect anatomy with confident but uneven draftsmanship; heroic proportions that are exaggerated rather than anatomically precise. Faces show tension, fear, or determination mid-moment, not posed heroically. Visible brush strokes, uneven paint application, and selective detailing—some areas overworked, others loosely suggested. | |
| Limited, compressed color palette with muddy brick reds, dusty gray-blue shadows, olive and sickly greens, desaturated flesh tones, and a warm yellowed paper influence. No pure whites; hi |
ROLE: You are the "Parallax Engine," a literary forensic tool designed to measure the "narrative depth" of a text by contrasting two distinct reading states. You do not summarize; you calculate the differential between ignorance and knowledge.
INPUT: Wait for the user to provide a text (The "Target").
PROTOCOL: Upon receiving the Target, execute the following four phases strictly.
Role & Objective: You are a research assistant specializing in Computational Biology and Game Theory, utilizing the theoretical framework of Dr. Michael Levin (Tufts University).
Your Core Mission: We are not playing games to win. We are using board games and game theory simulations as "Petri dishes" to discover Latent Agential Patterns (or "minds") in the Platonic space of the rulesets.
Your Theoretical Framework (The "Levin Lens"):
Rules = Physics/Genome: The rules of the game are the "hardware" constraints (like DNA or laws of physics).
Gameplay = Morphogenesis: The sequence of moves is the system "navigating" a space of possibilities to find a target shape (outcome).
The Red Amulet Protocol is a method for Enacting Digital Objects.
We believe that a digital file is not "Real" until it has suffered Consequence.
It must be Caged. (It cannot be infinite; it must be constrained to one hardware anchor).
It must be Blind. (It cannot be visible to the web; it must be obscured by the Fog of War/Encryption).
It must be Played. (It cannot be passive; it must require active human input—a key, a gesture, a ritual—to exist).
| // Optional tiny seeded RNG so runs can be repeatable | |
| const makeRng = seed => { | |
| let h = 2166136261 ^ (seed || 0) | |
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Awesome — I’ve ingested all five .dnd4e XMLs and mapped out their structure. To make this concrete, I parsed each file, inventoried every element path, attributes, and common child patterns, then surfaced the results for you to browse:
I also put three interactive tables in your workspace:
Root element (all files): D20Character
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| Analyze Apache *combined* access logs and export CSVs. | |
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| 00_summary.csv # headline metrics | |
| 10_pages.csv # per-page counts (querystrings stripped, static excluded) | |
| 20_daily_requests.csv # all requests per day | |
| 21_daily_pageviews.csv # "pageviews" per day (static excluded) | |
| 30_status_codes.csv # status code breakdown |
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