P2 Anomaly

Creator-controlled changes are not casual edits. They must be executable, independently checked, and fail closed when a rule cannot be verified.

• The safe revert spot is a reference for the approved default settings, not a reset button.
• A future change must preserve the contracts unless the Creator explicitly approves a new governed version.
• Startup and preflight audits block an unverified roster or combat rule from reaching play.

• Player shots spend ammo even when a target is temporarily protected; protection never creates free ammunition.
• Every living enemy, including Splitters, is always visible and damageable. Missing enemy HP is set to five.
• Every enemy remains visible and damageable; no enemy can disappear or gain immunity by becoming invisible.
• The Warper keeps its cyan marker, warp pressure, and ranged attacks, but it is always visible, always damageable, and has no protected shield.
• Enemy movement speed, damage rules, projectile rules, and room-clear rules are enforced by runtime contracts.
• Only Splitters may produce Pawns (duplicates). Warpers never duplicate, split, merge, or create replacement enemies.

• Rooms, upgrades, career choices, fusion, experimental equipment, and enemy upgrades use their own access gates.
• Purchases change the current run only through the approved progression paths and are recorded for persistence.
• Pressure options can alter future room difficulty, but cannot remove Creator roster identities or bypass validation.

The lawbook, Creator contract, gameplay contract, safe-spot contract, and continuous oversight checks work together. Independent audits inspect roster, rendering, movement, damage, and room-clear behavior before the run is trusted.

If a required check fails, the system stops or rejects the change instead of silently guessing.