Nomic Pickaxe

Log:

1. Instated the initial set of Mutable and Immutable rules. Instated the initial set of the 4 players Charlie, Jacob, John, and Michael with 0 points each.
2. Charlie's Turn 1:
   1. Proposal: Rule 211. The number of votes each player gets each turn is determined by a roll of the dice, utilizing the current dice rolling system defined for the game, defaulting to 1d6 if no other dice system is currently formally defined.
   2. Proposal accepted as Rule 211 with 3:0 in favor
   3. Points gained: 2 | Total points: 2
3. Jacob's Turn 1:
   1. Proposal: Rule 212 On a players turn, they may begin a vote to invite a new player into the Nomic. The vote proposal will consist of the person they would like to invite and why they think that person should join. That person is permitted to be invited to the Nomic if their invite proposal receives a unanimous vote. If the vote passes, the person who made the proposal is the one that must expend the effort to invite the person in question.
   2. Proposal accepted as Rule 212 with 18:0 in favor
   3. Points gained: 2 | Total points: 2
   4. Vote initiated to invite Zach Wigle to the game. Proposal ends with 0 votes being cast, due to a misunderstanding of rule 211.
   5. It has been determined that once a turn beings, you roll a die once and that is the total number of votes you get for that whole turn
4. John's Turn 1
   1. Proposal, after some community revision: Rule 213. During any voting phase, players may subtract any number up to 10 points from their personal score and add it to their current voting score. The amount of points transferred between score and vote shall not exceed 10 and this option will not be available unless the player is current positive in points. It is possible to go negative as long as the starting personal score exceeded 0 at the start of the vote. You may not change the amount of added/subtracted points after your initial declaration on a singular vote. You may utilize this system multiple times on different voting proposals in a turn as long as the number subtracted does not exceed 10 in one turn.
   2. Proposal accepted as Rule 213 with 10:3 in favor
   3. Points gained: 6 | Total points: 6
5. Michael's Turn 1:
   1. Proposal: Rule 214. "First Bank of Dendy"
      This rule explicitly takes precedence over rules 201 and 212 where its mechanics would conflict with them.
      Scott Dendy is added to the player roster with zero points, and marked as "Inactive". While he is in the inactive state, his turns are skipped, and his votes on others' proposals are considered null.
      When a player rolls to gain points per rule 202, if they gain less than the maximum number of points possible (6 as of this writing), the difference is added to Scott Dendy's score.
      If a point gain would cause Scott Dendy's score to reach or exceed 100 points while he is still inactive, the player whose roll caused that will be awarded a dividend of 25 points, and Scott Dendy's score is then reset to zero. This can happen multiple times.
      In the extremely unlikely event that Scott Dendy ever posts within this Team, his inactive status will be removed, and he will join gameplay as a normal player with his current point total. This rule will then automatically be repealed.
   2. Proposal accepted as Rule 214 with 8:0 in favor
   3. Scott Dendy has been added to the game, placed in the player roster at the end after Michael with 0 points and the status "Inactive"
   4. Charles Saluski has been removed from the game via forfeit, he has been moved in the player roster to a section labeled "Players not in the turn order" with 2 points and the status "Forfeit"
   5. Retroactively added the vote results to previous changelog changes
   6. Points gained: 1 | Total points: 1
   7. Points gained by Scott: 5 | Total points: 5
6. Jacob's Turn 2
   1. Proposal: Amendment 212a. At any point during a player's turn, they may propose a vote to invite a new player into the Nomic. It must be made clear that a proposal to invite a new player will be made before any new rules proposals are made. If it is not clear that an invite proposal is going to be made before a rule change is proposed, it will be assumed that no invite proposal is being made. The votes used to vote on this proposal are taken from the pool of votes that players receive on account of rule 211.
      The vote proposal will consist of the person they would like to invite and why they think that person should join. That person is permitted to be invited to the Nomic if their invite proposal receives a unanimous vote. If the vote passes, the person who made the proposal is the one that must expend the effort to invite the person in question. The turns of any other players may take place during this time period, and the invited person will be added to the roster at the moment they accept the invite and are made present in the Gameplay chat.
   2. Proposal accepted as Rule 212a with 8:0 in favor
   3. Approval to invite Zach Wigle accepted with 3:0 in favor
   4. Points gained: 5 | Total points: 7
   5. Points gained by Scott: 1 | Total points: 6
7. John's Turn 2
   1. Proposal: Rule 215.Players may spend 5 votes to create 1 farm. Farms will generate 1 point per turn indefinitely. There are no limits on the number of farms that can be built total but only 1 may be built per turn.
   2. It was pointed out by Jacob that Jacob may have broken rules 103 and 101 in his 2nd turn by using his 1 vote to invite Zach Wigle to the game, and not to vote on the proposed rule.
   3. It was pointed out by John that choosing apply 0 votes to a proposal may count as voting. It was then pointed out by Jacob that the Judge of this interpretation (as dictated by rule 209) may either be Jacob or Michael, as it is currently John's turn (therefore making Jacob the preceding palyer) but the incident of rule breaking took place on Jacob's turn (making Michael the preceding player).
   4. It was determined by acting Judge Jacob that the acting Judge will be determined in all cases by who's turn it currently is, regardless of which turn the discussed matter took place.
   5. It was therefore determined by clarified Judge Jacob that he did not in fact break any rules on his own 2nd turn and also that a player may in fact choose to vote on a proposal as per rule 103 by applying 0 votes to said proposal.
   6. Proposal Accepted as Rule 215 with 13:0 in favor
   7. Points gained: 3 | Total points: 9
   8. Points gained by Scott: 3 | Total points: 9
8. Michael's Turn 2
   1. Proposal: Rule 216."Dunk the Runk"
      On a player's turn, when they would roll to gain points, they may instead attempt to Dunk the Runk.
      The player will roll 2d6. On the first d6, a roll of 1-4 will result in a Dunk, while a roll of 5 or 6 will result in a Runk. On the second d6, a roll of 1-4 will result in a Runk, while a roll of 5 or 6 will result in a Dunk.
      If the rolls result in a Dunk followed by a Runk (AKA Dunking the Runk), that player gains 20 points.
      If the rolls result in a Runk and a Runk (AKA a Runky Runk), or a Dunk and a Dunk (AKA a Redundunk), that player gains zero points.
      If the rolls result in a Runk followed by a Dunk (AKA Runking the Dunk, a truly shameful act), that player loses 30 points, and can no longer attempt to Dunk the Runk for the rest of the game.
   2. Proposal Accepted as Rule 216 with 7:0 in favor
   3. John has purchased 1 Banana Farm for 5 votes
   4. Michael attepts to Dunk the Runk, and successfully Dunks it
   5. Points gained: 20 | Total points: 21
   6. Scott Dendy does not gain any points this turn
   7. John gains 1 point from his Farm | Total points: 10
9. Jacob's Turn 3
   1. Proposal: Rule 217. "The Winthrope and Valentine Scheme"
      An entity will be created known as the Bank of Currency Exchange, or BoCE for short. If a player has positive points, they may deposit any number of them - up to the number of positive points they have - into the BoCE which will be kept in an account in that player's name. Points deposited into the BoCE are removed from the player’s points score and do not apply to that player for any other scenario that accounts for the number of points a player has, including winning. As well, at any time a player may withdraw any number of points from the BoCE and reclaim them on their points score. Points that are deposited or withdrawn from the BoCE must be done so in whole numbers, no fractions or decimals, though points kept in the BoCE may be fractional as needed.
      At any time, a player may use any number of points in the BoCE - at an exchange rate of $100 per point - to purchase virtual Frozen Concentrate Orange Juice Commodity Futures at the price then listed on MarketWatch.com at the time of purchase. Shares owned by any player will be kept track of in the BoCE. Likewise, at any time a player may sell any virtual Frozen Concentrate Orange Juice Commodity Futures they own for points in the BoCE at an exchange rate of $100 per point. When doing this, the player must post in the BoCE chat stating how many Futures they are buying or selling, and what the current price of Orange Juice Concentrate Futures is at their time of posting. It is the responsibility of the Scribe to verify what the price of Orange Juice Concentrate Futures was at that time, so the relevant player may be paid what they are owed.
   2. Proposal Rejected with 6:4 against
   3. Jacob has converted 5 of his points into votes
   4. Jacob has purchased 1 Ice Axe Farm for 5 votes
   5. Jacob gains 5 points from rolling and 1 point from his farm
   6. Points gained: 1 | Total points: 8
   7. Points gained by Scott: 1 | Total points: 10
   8. John gains 1 point from his farm | Total points: 11