From: owner-deltagreen-digest@nocturne.org (deltagreen-digest) To: deltagreen-digest@nocturne.org Subject: deltagreen-digest V1 #392 Reply-To: Delta Green List Sender: owner-deltagreen-digest@nocturne.org Errors-To: owner-deltagreen-digest@nocturne.org Precedence: bulk deltagreen-digest Sunday, April 11 1999 Volume 01 : Number 392 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Date: Sun, 11 Apr 1999 15:28:09 +0200 From: Davide Mana Subject: Re: DG: Deep Ones in depth Greetings. Mark decided once again to screw my sunday afternoon. But I will not let him. Not much, that is... > Deep Ones are starting to bug me. Seriously. You tell me. Ever since our last discussion about the guys and their hybridation mechanisms, each time I feel like a tuna sandwich I go to the bathroom mirror and check for gills first! Innsmouth look my foot! > These beings were the first officially noticed Mythos activity and are >responsible for the founding of Delta Green, and we don't know diddly about >them. Not exactly. Please refer to the Ice Cave for details about our first discussion on our gilled counterparts. > Lessee, they come from the ocean, I guess. They have cities, I suppose, >because we dropped explosives on where we thought one was. Which implies a >technology of sorts. The matter of technology was once touched upon, briefly, by the sorely missed MiB. Our black clad friend pointed out that the DO society seemed to be magic-oriented. We were discussing missing nuclear submarines at the time, and the MiB used this argument to defuse the idea (fully supported by yours thruly) that the DOs are stashing away nuclear fuel to surprise us with a big bang. All in all, from the few artifacts that we know, I'd place the DOs somewhere in the bronze-age (they use strange alloys and stuff), and on a divergent line as far as technological development is concerned (meaning, they are going in the same direction we are, but following a different track). The point might benefit from further discussion. > So they allegedly have a city off the New England coast, off the British >Isles and among the Philippines. There aren't many fish with that sort of >range. Fishy, if I may say so. And you forgot hints about DOs in the Mediterranean (see Fatal Experiments), incidentally. The way I see it, the Deep Ones might as well be a Tethysean species (genre?), suffering from a passive range dislocation. [What's this guy talking about? I explain....] The Tethys ocean was an east-west oriented basin (or complex of basins) entering the Pangea supercontinent and separating Laurasia from Gondwanaland (picture Pangea as a fat horseshoe shaped landmass, with the opening on the right side). Tethys covered an area rioughly corresponding to today's Southern Europe, Mediterranean, North Africa, Iranian and Himalayan region, further extending towards Burma and south-eastern asia, there connecting with the proto-Pacific. The Tethys ocean was broken up by the events leading to the opening of the Atlantic Ocean and the Alpine orogeny. I won't go into details here. Anyway, as a result, you today still find some bradithelic species (and the descendants of some straight species, too) living in such different (and apparently unrelated) places like the Carribean, the Gulf de Leon, Mediterranean, and Indian Ocean. Some have colonized both coasts of the Atlantic, and natural scientists argued interminably for a century and a half to explain how the darned critters had managed to cross the ocean, and in which direction did they travel. Agassiz, IIRC, was one of the ones more bugged by the fact (and by many others, but that's another story). A lot of weird migration paths were designed to explain the routes followed by unlikely critters like sessile mollusca in their diffusion, till the day (in the late '50s), when the breakup of the continents - and of the Tethys basin - was finally recognized, providing an alternative explanation. Whole basins had moved, the inhabitants moving with them, and later spreading to the newly-formed areas around. In other words, the apparent "range" of the species is the result of the passive transport of broken pieces of the actual range the species occupied at the start. Now consider that available data seem to indicate that DOs are extremely long lived (when Delta Green is not around - yeah!). Put together the long lived species and the generally stable submarine environment, and what you get is probably a culture that can take even a geological process like the birth of the Atlantic in its stride, adapting progressively and suffering no cultural shock worth mentioning. [JFTFOI: think about the-areas-formerly-known-as-Tethys, in connection with fish-men, Dagon, etc. A hint: the Iranian area was once Mesopotamia. Interesting, isn't it?] Research Project Waiting Funds: research and mapping in Alpine orogenic belts (the Alps, Carpatians, Turkestan, the Himalayas) for traces of abandoned Deep One cities. Considering the tectonic regime, the Himalayas are more likely to preserve recognizable, if highly metamorphosed, remains. The circum-Mediterranean area had a much more violent history, >I infer that this was all built with a technology without the benefit >of fire. Maybe not fire but electricity. You can develop working charges by cathaforesys (sp?) - using pressure, that is. Is there a phisicist in the house? And they can get metals from black smokers on the ocean floor - gold, manganese, zinc, iron. They have the basics to build a pretty alien but technologically advanced society (this was my first point of disagreement with the MiB back then). Add magical manipulation to the mix, too, and you get some pretty dangerous results. And here I stop, snipping the rest, but not out of disrespect. The Shoggoth-DO connection is not so far fetched. After all, had the Elder Things cleaned properly the shoggoth pits, we would not be here discussing the deep ones. A common shoggoth origin might help explaining the evident biological compatibility. The fact that somebody manipulated willingly the shoggoth genetic (?) makeup to produce DOs can be developed further. Now the big question is: are we really accidental? Enough. I'll wait for further input on this interesting topic. I've just downloaded the Environmental Sound Editor that Tolga pointed out and I'll spend the rest of the afternoon playing happily with the thing. Take care. Davide Mana Torino, Italy doctor.dee@iol.it ------------------------------ Date: Sun, 11 Apr 1999 10:25:38 -0700 From: Richard Pace Subject: Re: DG: Deep Ones in depth Hmm, the fictional Deep One background I have always used was from Karl Edward Wagner's BLOODSTONE. In the book he describes a race, The Rylliti, who were actually devolved from a smarter amphibian race that arrived on the earth aeons ago. SPOILER SPACE for if you want to read the book . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . The real cool revelation was that the Rylliti were actually a servitor race to an intelligent entity called the Bloodstone. The entity and the Rylliti lost a war amongst the Old Ones millennia ago and haven't recovered from it. The entity needs a specific architecture completed in it's city to remain "charged" and able to communicate with its star spanning brethren -- if the architecture is damaged and the servant race is unable to repair it in time the entity goes dormant and is unable to control its slaves. The whole magic aspect of the Rylliti is genetic memory of how the entity controlled them and the plastic DNA thing was designed by the entity to make it easily to eliminate other lesser races and cheaply reproduce more Deep Ones. Since the defeat of the entity, the Deep Ones have regressed mentally and physically and perform many of their old tasks (reproducing and guarding their damaged cities) without understanding why. While dormant the entity still sends out a short range telepathic signal, giving the DOs a sense of community and affecting any humans who live within its radius, making them exretemly compliant to deep one breeding. One point, though, KEW's Rylliti didn't breed with humans, though they were obviously inspired by Lovecraft, as was much of his work. I like the idea that the DOs are remnants of a long lost defeated Greater Race that you could completely surprise savvy CoC stats cognizant players. Richard (thinking that it would be cool if Pagan's next mini-book detailed the Deep Ones) ------------------------------ Date: Sun, 11 Apr 1999 10:33:28 -0400 From: Steven Kaye Subject: Re: DG: Deep Ones in depth The Lizard King wrote: > I figure some shoggoths avoided some of the wars over the surface by moving >to the bottom of the ocean. Why not? They don't have a skeletal structure >unless they choose to, and they can sprout whatever organ or metabolism they >might need. There's certainly precedent in "At the Mountains of Madness," along with Lumley's "The Burrowers Beneath" and at least one Chaosium module, for sea-shoggoths. > So the next question is: why? How about....human beings turn Deep, they >metamorphose and go to sea. They keep going down until they get to their >shoggoth, then they hop in to get their RNA read. Or they float blissfully in >telepathic communion, being debriefed before taking permanent residence in >one of the cities near the surface. And that's how shoggoths keep tabs on >surface activity. Biological reconnaissance, instinctual as salmon mating. I'd just like to say that this is an incredibly cool idea - Deep Ones as recon drones. See also "Where Yidhra Walks" by Walter C. DeBill (DISCIPLES OF CTHULHU) for possible advantages of absorbing other life forms - why evolve when you can let other creatures do all the hard work? For another take on the origin of human life, I recommend Gerald Kersh's "Men Without Bones." > There are hints and allegations that we are related to them. Maybe the >original Deep Ones were buds from a shoggoth that could scout the surface. >Most came back with reports, but some went whacky under the UV, or from the >"fallout" of some conflict or other and stayed on the surface and had mutants >that played Darwin games and the ones best adapted to surface conditions kept >jamming on that theme until Moonwatcher realized that that bone could kill a >tapir dead, and he could eat like a leopard. And I don't see why we have to >share a waterhole when we've got weapons and they don't. An earlier draft of "The Shadow Over Innsmouth" had humans devolving into Deep Ones as a sort of atavism, similar to ghouls. I definitely like the common ancestry idea - what if the importance, such as it is, of humanity to the Mythos is our genetic malleability. "Say, doesn't that Byakhee look an awful lot like Uncle Bill?" The existence of proto-shoggoths plays into your scenario nicely as well. > But right now I'm tired. talk amongst yourselves. I'll give you a topic: >what about Cthulhu and this scenario? Ally, enemy or indifferent? I tend to think that the shoggoth rebellion wasn't accidental at all - we know the spawn of Cthulhu and the Great Race had fought wars in the past, as well as the Mi-Go and the Great Race. Prior to your post, my theory was that men had come down from the stars with Cthulhu, and that his telepathic influence had caused some of them to become Deep Ones when R'lyeh sank. Either that or his will caused nearby fish to evolve into Deep Ones. > How tainted by the GOOs are shoggoths? Do we have more in common with them >than with the entities with designs for the Endtimes? Could they become >allies? Should they? Never trusted ones, IMHO. Can you imagine a race more suited to being taught new ways to revel and kill and shout? I see shoggoths as at worst the ultimate hedonists, always seeking new pleasures and new forms. At best, the vast majority are only concerned with survival and continued growth. Good post! Steven - -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Steven Kaye box_nine@ix.NOSPAM.netcom.com "Now, just let me fix this band on your head," I added, as I adjusted the electrode. -- William Hope Hodgson, "The Hog" ------------------------------ Date: Sun, 11 Apr 1999 16:25:10 +0100 (BST) From: Stephen Joseph Ellis Subject: Re: DG: Deep Ones in depth I like this new Deep One idea, but as I read LizardRoi's post i was struck by two televisual images with regard to the giant shoggoths on the sea-floor. Firstly, remember the frequent scene from the Prisoner wih the underwater Rover growing instantly from its pit on the sea floor and bouncing up through the water to explode onto the surface and scrag some escaping Villager. Yes I know its white and ridiculous, but it does hav some shoggoth like properties. Could the Village be a Shoggoth Titans secret little way of capturing and interrogating those pesky land dwellers most secret and important agents? Secondly, has anyone seen 'Phantasms' with the shoggoth like 'Ancient Enemy' who can detach parts of itself and form them into exact likenesses of its victims, often with a great deal of their knowledge and cunning? I quite like using the idea of the film as scenario for another Elder Shoggoths psychological experiment. Have fun. Steve. "In the long run we are all dead" -John Maynard Keynes ------------------------------ Date: Sun, 11 Apr 1999 13:04:19 -0400 From: graemep@immagene.mcg.edu (Graeme Price) Subject: Re: DG: Deep Ones in depth Mark "Comes from the Shallow end of the gene pool" McFadden wrote: > Deep Ones are starting to bug me. Seriously. > These beings were the first officially noticed Mythos activity and are >responsible for the founding of Delta Green, and we don't know diddly about >them. One must bear in mind that many of DG's files on the subject suffered a fiery grave when Daniel Fries went bonkers. Also the specimens that still exist in YY-II are off limits due to MJ-12's presence next door. > And their life cycle? Let's see; they can apparently interbreed with human >beings. Say what? Or maybe they don't anymore but some did awhile back. And >babies are born looking human, but they eventually get that Innsmouth look >until their relatives have to keep them upstairs until they can breathe >water. Or not. > They apparently to want to breed with us, since that seems to be the object >of every interaction we've had with them. My sources indicate that DG's intelligence on certain of the biological aspects of Deep Ones will be covered in COUNTDOWN. Can't say any more as Alphonse would be forced to send Reg... er, Andrea out to shut me up. You could check out the previous discussions in the ICE CAVE, as Davide suggested (note to self: that was probably almost exactly a year ago... it's cyclical history again!). > Some people bred with them of their own free will, so those slimy buggers >must have something to offer. Probably power. > But, what kind of power? Earthly power? Innsmouth didn't appear very >prosperous, and it's influence ended at the city line. > Why would any community, or anyone for that matter, want to get >inextricably, intimately linked with these creatures? What's the payoff? >What's the appeal? What's the point? Unless they don't know what they are letting themselves in for. Remember also the jewelry provided by the DO's... and the less tangiable benefits of trading with them ("Ribbit. You have a competitor? Ribbit. Perhaps you would like his ship to meet with a little "accident"? Ribbit. That's a pretty daughter you have. Rrrrribbitt"). > The few details of their culture that we apparently got from DO/humans that >wrote down what they heard from Deeper Ones are a smorgasbord of anomalies >and anachronisms. Father Dagon? Mother Hydra? Puhleeeze. Or a humanised face for the cult. If the DO's gods are too alien to be pronounced, why not dig up a babylonian name for them and create your own mythology. The gods may not care what you call them, so long as the necessary observances are made. > Their whole existence outside of interacting with human beings is suspect. >The details offered are incongruous and inconsistent. They ring false. They >seem....contrived. Artificial. See above. If it's alien, put a human face on it. Anyway, enough from me for the time being. I ought to get some work done and the catch up on the England-Wales scores. Later Graeme graemep@immag.mcg.edu ------------------------------ Date: Sun, 11 Apr 1999 13:37:28 -0400 From: "Andrew D. Gable" Subject: Re: DG: Deep Ones in depth Davide wrote: >[JFTFOI: think about the-areas-formerly-known-as-Tethys, in >connection with fish-men, Dagon, etc. A hint: the Iranian area was >once Mesopotamia. Interesting, isn't it?] Yes - very interesting. Let's see...there's Oannes (the fish-man who, according to myth, supplied lots o' aid to the Babylonians), there's Lotan (probably the basis for the Biblical Leviathan, BTW) and all manner of other nasties lurking in the ocean, and of course there's the primal beings of Babylonian myth (Tiamat and two others), who were associated with the sea. Given this connection of Tiamat to the Deep Ones (or possibly, to Dagon or Hydra), I'm sure this list could come up with some interesting analysis of the myth of Marduk's triumph over Tiamat. >belts (the Alps, Carpatians, Turkestan, the Himalayas) for traces of >abandoned Deep One cities. >Considering the tectonic regime, the Himalayas are more likely to >preserve recognizable, if highly metamorphosed, remains. And the Mi-go have lots of operations, and possibly their earthly base, in the Himalayas. Coincidence? I think not. >The circum-Mediterranean area had a much more violent history, Like the destruction of Santorini. I mean Atlantis... Andrew D. Gable agable@falcon.lhup.edu THE CRYPTOWEB: www.geocities.com/Area51/Cavern/7270/ DELTA GREEN: EQUINOX: www.fortunecity.com/roswell/arkham/80/ ------------------------------ Date: Sun, 11 Apr 1999 14:07:49 -0400 From: "Andrew D. Gable" Subject: Shoggoths and Protomatter (was Re: DG: Deep Ones in depth) Steven K. wrote: First off, a preface. This probably doesn't mean anything, but when I first read "The Shadow Over Innsmouth" back in eighth grade, my first mental image of the Deep Ones was something along the lines of a Shoggoth. >I'd just like to say that this is an incredibly cool idea - Deep Ones as >recon drones. See also "Where Yidhra Walks" by Walter C. DeBill >(DISCIPLES OF CTHULHU) Based on what I know of Yidhra (sketchy, to say the least), she seems to me like an Uber-Shoggoth. The female analogue to Ubbo-Sathla. >An earlier draft of "The Shadow Over Innsmouth" had humans >devolving into Deep Ones as a sort of atavism, similar to ghouls. Thank goodness for Graeme's sake HPL didn't write that - otherwise, we'd be having a discussion on the Deep One Prion, and Graeme'd have to set us all straight. =) >I definitely like the common ancestry idea - what if the importance, >such as it is, of humanity to the Mythos is our genetic malleability. >"Say, doesn't that Byakhee look an awful lot like Uncle Bill?" The >existence of proto-shoggoths plays into your scenario nicely as well. Geez, great minds think alike. I always saw parallels with Shoggoths and protomatter, Proto-shoggoths and Protomatter Spawn. I came up with an idea that the creation of protomatter and protomatter implants is an attempt by the Fun Guys to create their version of Shoggoths. The Mi-go obviously have some control over "independent" protomatter (witness Operation CONVERGENCE), so here's the devious plot I've come up with: the Mi-go are endeavoring, first of all, to create a stable form of protomatter. After they figure out how to get it stable, they'll modify it slightly, injecting some DNA of their choosing. Then, at a specified time, the protomatter'll launch an assault on the person's genetic make-up, putting in its own stuff. Thing is, what would the Mi-go want to turn us into? It seems to me this plot could also be exploited by the Brothers of the Yellow Sign. Andrew D. Gable agable@falcon.lhup.edu THE CRYPTOWEB: www.geocities.com/Area51/Cavern/7270/ DELTA GREEN: EQUINOX: www.fortunecity.com/roswell/arkham/80/ ------------------------------ Date: Sun, 11 Apr 1999 20:34:09 +0200 From: G_H_O@t-online.de (Heiko Aulbach) Subject: Re: DG:Deep Ones in depth >lots of stuff snipped Why not mix some stuff from the last weeks? Lets just throw in Humans and Deep Ones as descendants of surviving Shoggoths. Then a shot of the "God lives in the dreamlands and Humans took a part of his spirit to make the jump from Shoggoth to Human" thing. At last insert a little bit of "Deep Ones are that poor Shoggoths that took a part of Big C´s spirit", and voila: You got the explanation for them I´m gonna use from now on. Bye then, Heiko (GF#5) ------------------------------ Date: Sun, 11 Apr 1999 15:07:34 -0400 From: graemep@immagene.mcg.edu (Graeme Price) Subject: DG: Gulf War Syndrome It seems to be a big news day today. Checking in the current issue of New Scientist, I found the following link. http://www.newscientist.com/cgi-bin/pageserver.cgi?/ns/19990410/newsstory2.html The precis of which is that Gulf War Syndrome patients seem to be making antibodies against squalene (a substance found used as an "adjuvant" to boost immune responses to vaccines... but only experimentally). Now this may tie in with another ongoing thread. Squaline was originally isolated from sharks.... an MJ-12 screw up from the cookbook, perhaps? Later Graeme graemep@immag.mcg.edu ------------------------------ Date: Sun, 11 Apr 1999 15:27:24 -0400 From: Daniel Harms Subject: Re: DG: Deep Ones in depth At 01:04 PM 4/11/99 -0400, Graeme wrote: >Mark "Comes from the Shallow end of the gene pool" McFadden wrote: >> Some people bred with them of their own free will, so those slimy >>buggers must have something to offer. Probably power. But, what kind >>of power? Earthly power? Innsmouth didn't appear very prosperous, >>and it's influence ended at the city line. Why would any community, or >>anyone for that matter, want to get inextricably, intimately linked with >>these creatures? What's the payoff? What's the appeal? What's the point? >Unless they don't know what they are letting themselves in for. Remember >also the jewelry provided by the DO's... and the less tangiable benefits of >trading with them ("Ribbit. You have a competitor? Ribbit. Perhaps you >would like his ship to meet with a little "accident"? Ribbit. That's a >pretty daughter you have. Rrrrribbitt"). Add on the large number of fish the Deep Ones seemed to bring to the region, and you've got a pretty good deal for a town with a failing economy. I'd compare the deal to Magic: the Gathering - you get some really pretty stuff for practically nothing at first. Then, you make the leap, and you're throwing away hundreds of dollars so you can have the Deck to End All Decks. >> The few details of their culture that we apparently got from DO/humans >> that wrote down what they heard from Deeper Ones are a smorgasbord >>of anomalies and anachronisms. Father Dagon? Mother Hydra? >>Puhleeeze. >Or a humanised face for the cult. If the DO's gods are too alien to be >pronounced, why not dig up a babylonian name for them and create your >own mythology. The gods may not care what you call them, so long as the >necessary observances are made. Frankly, I like Robert M. Price's idea that what we have in the EOD is a syncretism blending elements of Old Testament theology, Middle Eastern myth, and genuine Deep One religion. That would account for familiar figures such as Dagon and Hydra, and my guess as an anthropologist is that Deep One religion wouldn't go over on land without being integrated into the radically-different human culture. Yrs., Daniel Harms dmharms@acsu.buffalo.edu "I had come frighteningly near to the capture of an old secret which ventured close to man's haunts and lurked cautiously just beyond the edge of the known. Yet in the end I had nothing." - H. P. Lovecraft and Robert H. Barlow ------------------------------ Date: Sun, 11 Apr 1999 21:50:43 +0200 From: Davide Mana Subject: Re: Shoggoths and Protomatter (was Re: DG: Deep Ones in depth) Greetings. Andrew wrote something that started me thinking along a new line. All this is crazy and highly apocryphal, and there are much more questions than answers, I fear, but humor me for a while. >The Mi-go obviously have some control over "independent" protomatter >(witness Operation CONVERGENCE), so here's the devious plot I've come up >with: the Mi-go are endeavoring, first of all, to create a stable form of >protomatter. After they figure out how to get it stable, they'll modify it >slightly, injecting some DNA of their choosing. Q: can you "seed" protomatter with DNA? Protomatter, being... well, _proto-_ stuff, it should be rather low as far as internal organization goes. Now, what if you can simply inject it with the apropriate DNA in order to induce the required organization? And then, after that, the inseminated protomatter goes on replicating in its newly informed way? DNA is a wonderful expert system - it can follow the program, and yet update it (and itself) to take variations in the environment into account. DNA as software for protomatter machines? All those Ultra-Darwinian egoist-gene theories that are generally frowned upon by palaeontologists and see all life as just some special effects helping DNA to replicate itself might hold a much more sinister truth than we think. A handful of palaeontologists are interned every year as they snap under pressure (the families think they are somewhere on sabbathical) trying to understand the complex link/feedback between environmental pressure, evolution and genetics. If somebody simply designed DNA as a tool with in-built evolutionary capabilities, everything's suddenly very very simple. Now, how's that for a basic overview of minimum Elder Thing technology? Were they a race of genetic engeneers so advanced they simply created a DNA for the tool they needed and then used it to infect protomatter as needed? We know precious little about that, but we know they used shoggots, that are probably just a step above protomatter. Shoggots could be the minimum organization form - sort of the Elder Thing swiss army knife tool. The kind of thing you'd carry with you to camping. On the other hand, when we say Protomatter, we think Mi-Go - because of their dealings with MJ-12 and all the rest. We know they're smart. And devious. And we know they can create synthetic beings. Q: do the MiGo have access to Elder Thing technology? Complete, no holds barred access to ET technology? Now what if the Funguys do not have _complete_ control over the process? You have to admit those funny-looking, five-fold simmetrical critters were pretty advanced, back then long time ago. And from the data in "At The Mountains of Madness", it seems the Elder Things were closer to us, as far as psychological makeup and general outlook on things, than the Funguys will ever be. We shared "something" (curiosity? will to live? soul?) So what if the Mi-Go are so active and enquiring where humans are concerned because they have access to the end results of the ET technology, as a form of scavenger technology, but not possess the base know-how to duplicate it. Maybe they hope to find something within us... Project Genome: does DNA carry an attached help-file? Think about all this, gentlemen. And flame me gently. Take care. Davide Mana Torino, Italy doctor.dee@iol.it ------------------------------ Date: Sun, 11 Apr 1999 21:23:48 +0200 From: G_H_O@t-online.de (Heiko Aulbach) Subject: DG: Insanities What do you call it if a Character manages to understand complex Fun Guy /Grey machines with a 01 rolled by the Keeper, looses lots of SAN, an comes back into play about 4 months later with a huge love for that kind of machines? In fact they hat to knock him unconsicious in order to get him away from the machines before NRO Delta blew them up. Thanks for any answeres for my technophilic (my guess) player. Bye then, Heiko (GF#5) ------------------------------ Date: Sun, 11 Apr 1999 15:32:20 -0500 From: "Charles L. Apperwhite" Subject: DG: Delta Green using the Alternity Rules system This is a multi-part message in MIME format. - ------=_NextPart_000_000B_01BE8430.7DC1C4A0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit For any who are interested, these are the rules I have come with so far for using CoC/Delta Green using TSR's Alternity rules system. 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