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# Institution — Prison Architect in RimWorld
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**Every pawn has a criminal propensity on a spectrum — nature (traits) × nurture (mood, mistreatment,
Every pawn has a criminal propensity on a spectrum — nature (traits) × nurture (mood, mistreatment,
treatment) — and the colony can police it. Catching and punishing one pawn changes the disposition of
the rest.**
the rest.
Institution is the whole suite in **one install**, with a **checkbox per layer** in the mod settings
(all on by default). It turns RimWorld's forgotten rap sheet into a living justice system — police,
prison, parole — mirroring the real separation of powers.
## 📖 Documentation — [**read the Wiki**](https://git.arch.fyi/flan/institution/wiki)
## Documentation
The **[Institution Wiki](https://git.arch.fyi/flan/institution/wiki)** is the full guide: the
gameplay loop, every layer, and how the pieces feed each other. Start at the
**[Wiki home](https://git.arch.fyi/flan/institution/wiki)**, then dive into any layer below.
The [Institution wiki](https://git.arch.fyi/flan/institution/wiki) is the full guide: the
gameplay loop, every layer, and how the pieces feed each other. Each layer below links to
its wiki page.
## The six layers