Fix: bundle Ward's Patches into the aggregate (Rim Disorders integration)
The re-package vendored Ward's Defs and Textures but not its Patches/ dir, so the disorder-treatable marking never applied -- psychiatric treatment silently did nothing to the illness a patient was committed for. package.sh now vendors Ward's Patches too. The folded-suite compat harness confirms it: integration.disorderMarkedTreatable now passes with Ward bundled in the aggregate. Add the suite-overview wiki (Wiki/Home.md).
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
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<!--
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Soft integration with [RF] Rim Disorders (Continued). The README's whole pitch is that its chronic
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hediffs are Ward's admission criteria; this is what makes that true in the game rather than on
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paper. Each operation is CONDITIONAL on the hediff existing, so the file is a silent no-op when Rim
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Disorders is not loaded — Ward never hard-depends on it.
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Attached only to the clinical, distress-causing conditions: major depression, generalized anxiety,
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PTSD, cleanliness-OCD. Deliberately NOT Autism or ADHD — those are neurotypes, and a ward that
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"treats away" who someone is would be a worse mod, not a more featureful one.
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A player or another mod can opt any hediff in the same way: add the Contraband.TreatableConditionExtension extension.
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-->
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<Patch>
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<Operation Class="PatchOperationConditional">
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<xpath>/Defs/HediffDef[defName="MajorDepression"]</xpath>
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<match Class="PatchOperationAdd">
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<xpath>/Defs/HediffDef[defName="MajorDepression"]</xpath>
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<value>
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<modExtensions>
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<li Class="Contraband.TreatableConditionExtension">
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<reductionPerSession>0.10</reductionPerSession>
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</li>
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</modExtensions>
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</value>
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</match>
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</Operation>
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<Operation Class="PatchOperationConditional">
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<xpath>/Defs/HediffDef[defName="GeneralizedAnxiety"]</xpath>
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<match Class="PatchOperationAdd">
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<xpath>/Defs/HediffDef[defName="GeneralizedAnxiety"]</xpath>
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<value>
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<modExtensions>
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<li Class="Contraband.TreatableConditionExtension">
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<reductionPerSession>0.12</reductionPerSession>
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</li>
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</modExtensions>
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</value>
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</match>
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</Operation>
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<Operation Class="PatchOperationConditional">
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<xpath>/Defs/HediffDef[defName="PTSD"]</xpath>
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<match Class="PatchOperationAdd">
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<xpath>/Defs/HediffDef[defName="PTSD"]</xpath>
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<value>
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<modExtensions>
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<li Class="Contraband.TreatableConditionExtension">
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<reductionPerSession>0.08</reductionPerSession>
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</li>
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</modExtensions>
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</value>
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</match>
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</Operation>
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<Operation Class="PatchOperationConditional">
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<xpath>/Defs/HediffDef[defName="COCD"]</xpath>
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<match Class="PatchOperationAdd">
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<xpath>/Defs/HediffDef[defName="COCD"]</xpath>
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<value>
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<modExtensions>
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<li Class="Contraband.TreatableConditionExtension">
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<reductionPerSession>0.10</reductionPerSession>
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</li>
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</modExtensions>
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</value>
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</match>
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</Operation>
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</Patch>
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@@ -50,8 +50,10 @@ if [[ -e "$JUST/Defs" ]]; then
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mkdir -p "$HERE/Defs"
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cp -r "$JUST/Defs/." "$HERE/Defs/"
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fi
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# Ward ships defs (interaction mode, hediffs, treatment station, room role) and its own textures.
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# All its files are *_Ward.xml or under a Ward/ texture subdir, so nothing collides with the others.
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# Ward ships defs (interaction mode, hediffs, treatment station, room role), its own textures, AND a
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# Patches/ dir -- the Rim Disorders integration that marks disorders treatable (conditional, so it
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# no-ops without that mod). Miss the Patches/ and treatment silently does nothing to the illness. All
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# its files are *_Ward*.xml or under a Ward/ texture subdir, so nothing collides with the others.
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if [[ -e "$WARD/Defs" ]]; then
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mkdir -p "$HERE/Defs"
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cp -r "$WARD/Defs/." "$HERE/Defs/"
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@@ -60,6 +62,10 @@ if [[ -e "$WARD/Textures" ]]; then
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mkdir -p "$HERE/Textures"
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cp -r "$WARD/Textures/." "$HERE/Textures/"
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fi
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if [[ -e "$WARD/Patches" ]]; then
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mkdir -p "$HERE/Patches"
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cp -r "$WARD/Patches/." "$HERE/Patches/"
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fi
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echo "==> done. Assemblies:"
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ls -1 "$HERE/Assemblies/" | sed 's/^/ /'
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# Institution — Wiki
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*Prison Architect in RimWorld. One install, five toggleable layers, over one shared engine.*
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> **Every pawn has a criminal propensity on a spectrum — nature (traits) × nurture (mood,
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> mistreatment, treatment) — and the colony can police it.**
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That one sentence is the whole suite. Colonists, prisoners, and slaves drift toward crime on a
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continuous spectrum; a policing-and-justice machine discovers, catches, weighs, punishes, reforms,
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treats, and releases them — and catching one pawn changes the disposition of the rest.
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**Institution** is the single mod that ships all of it. It bundles the suite's layers into one
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install with a **checkbox per layer** (all on by default), owning no gameplay code itself — it is a
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thin settings shim over the same separate, still-splittable feature DLLs. Pull it apart into its
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layers again and nothing is lost.
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---
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## The gameplay loop
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The suite is a closed loop, and each turn of it lives in a different layer:
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1. **Disposition** *(Core)* — every pawn carries a seeded propensity: *would this one do it?*
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2. **Crime** *(Justice · Policing)* — free colonists offend on that spectrum (rare in a small, tight,
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well-deterred colony), with visible consequences — theft, vandalism, assault — that fray
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relationships.
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3. **Detection** *(Justice · Policing)* — witnesses and a **constable** work an open case until the
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culprit is named.
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4. **The weighed arrest** *(Justice · Policing)* — an arrest is made only when the crime is grave
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enough to justify losing the pawn and the colony can afford to hold a prisoner; the disposed
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**resist**, and a subdued resister is taken in.
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5. **Contraband** *(Contraband)* — once held, a pawn conceals and improvises: shivs, brews, tunnels
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under the perimeter, all countered by warden search — and a bent warden who smuggles for them.
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6. **Gangs** *(Gangs)* — held pawns organise into contraband economies: joining by disposition,
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smuggling networks, rivalry, fights that book as crimes.
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7. **Corrections** *(Justice)* — classification grades the danger; discipline moves a **reform**
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score (harden vs. rehabilitate); a **deterrence** climate rises and falls with visible justice and
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feeds back into everyone's disposition; parole releases the genuinely reformed.
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8. **Treatment** *(Ward)* — the other door: a prisoner committed for **psychiatric care** rather than
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punished. Counselling reduces the disorder that broke them and builds a recovery track toward
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discharge; neglect a committed patient and they deteriorate.
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Steps 7 and 8 close the loop back onto step 1: catching, punishing, reforming, or treating one pawn
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moves the colony's climate of order, which bends the disposition of everyone still deciding whether
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crime pays here.
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---
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## The five layers
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Each is a separate repo and DLL, bundled here behind a toggle. Every layer defaults **on**; turning
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one off disables its systems in place without uninstalling anything.
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| Layer | Toggle | What it adds | Wiki |
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|---|---|---|---|
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| **Core** | *(always on — the engine)* | propensity, the criminal record, secured context, the shared **treatment engine**, the deterrence seam | [Core](https://git.onetick.ninja/flan/rimworld-core/wiki) |
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| **Contraband** | Contraband | concealment & intake, improvised shivs, Prison-Architect tunnels, warden search, warden corruption | [Contraband](https://git.onetick.ninja/flan/rimworld-contraband/wiki) |
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| **Justice** | Justice | classification, deterrence feedback, discipline & reform, parole, regime (prisoner recreation) | [Justice](https://git.onetick.ninja/flan/rimworld-justice/wiki) |
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| **Justice · Policing** | Policing | colony crime on the spectrum, witnesses, a constable, the weighed arrest, prison riots, recidivism alerts | [Policing](https://git.onetick.ninja/flan/rimworld-justice/wiki/Policing) |
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| **Gangs** | Gangs | gangs as contraband economies — joining, smuggling networks, rivalry, fights-as-crime | [Gangs](https://git.onetick.ninja/flan/rimworld-gangs/wiki) |
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| **Ward** | Ward | psychiatric care — treatment, recovery, discharge, ward neglect, sedation | [Ward](https://git.onetick.ninja/flan/rimworld-ward/wiki) |
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**Policing** has its own toggle inside Justice because colony crime is a large behavioural change — a
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player can run the rest of the corrections layer without their own colonists committing crimes.
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---
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## Why one Core, many layers
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The suite runs on a small **Core** that owns exactly what every layer must agree on — *is this pawn
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dangerous?*, *what have they actually done?*, *what hold are they under?* — plus two shared services:
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the **treatment engine** (Ward's psychiatric care and Justice's rehabilitation point the same loop at
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different states) and the **deterrence seam** (a neutral hook Justice fills so the order-climate
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feedback runs *through* Core without Core ever depending on Justice).
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Everything else builds up from there: Contraband and Justice on Core; Gangs on Core + Contraband +
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Justice; Ward on Core. Cross-layer integrations that aren't hard dependencies stay soft — a feature
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lights up if its sibling is present and the loop still closes without it. That is what keeps the
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suite genuinely modular: this aggregate is a convenience, not a merge.
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---
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## Requirements & install
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- **RimWorld 1.6.**
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- **[Harmony](https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2009463077)** — required (the
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suite's Harmony-using code is Justice's prisoner-recreation patch and Ward's).
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- Install **Institution**, enable Harmony, and load Institution after it. That is the whole suite in
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one mod; open the settings to toggle any layer.
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The standalone **[Foul Play](https://git.onetick.ninja/flan/rimworld-foulplay)** framework is a
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separate install that bridges into the suite when both are present.
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---
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*The **Institution** suite for RimWorld 1.6: Core · Contraband · Justice · Gangs · Ward. Designed and
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built with substantial assistance from Claude (Anthropic).*
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