The Old World
Assemble · Count · Guess
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Walk to the painted square
For 200 years, mustering has meant one thing: leave cover, cross open ground, and stand in a published location to be counted — even when movement itself is the danger.
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Wardens count heads
Counts crawl through layers of human relay by radio. Absence is the only signal — and absence cannot tell a man dying from a man annoyed.
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Phantom personnel
Shared contractor cards and waved-through colleagues mean your board shows badges, not people. On the worst day, you are searching for ghosts.
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Dies with the infrastructure
Readers, servers, Wi-Fi and powered muster points may be destroyed by the very event that creates the need for accountability.