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-# NPC visual baseline and acceptance criteria
+# NPC roster visual review — 0.9.9 signoff
 
-Status: **accepted 2026-11-02 for the 0.9.4 stylized target.** The P1 fixes
-(tourist photo-prop visibility, backpack straps), neck/shoulder and torso/hip
-transitions, face depth/detail, hand and gear placement, headgear clearance and
-shoe/boot silhouettes are applied. The baseline remains the comparison reference;
-the accepted limitations are listed below. Comparison sheets:
-[`sheet_npc_baseline_compare-p1.jpg`](blender_previews/sheet_npc_baseline_compare-p1.jpg),
-[`sheet_npc_baseline_compare-body.jpg`](blender_previews/sheet_npc_baseline_compare-body.jpg),
-the latest [`sheet_npc_baseline_compare-torso.jpg`](blender_previews/sheet_npc_baseline_compare-torso.jpg),
-the face-detail pass [`sheet_npc_baseline_compare-face-detail.jpg`](blender_previews/sheet_npc_baseline_compare-face-detail.jpg),
-the conversation-distance hand pass
-[`sheet_npc_hands_compare.jpg`](blender_previews/sheet_npc_hands_compare.jpg), and the
-forward-grip pass [`sheet_npc_hands_grip_compare.jpg`](blender_previews/sheet_npc_hands_grip_compare.jpg).
+**Status: awaiting owner visual signoff.** This page is the single review point for the
+Quaternius roster swap that shipped in 0.9.9
+([ADR-0017](adr/0017-quaternius-npc-base.md), [ADR-0018](adr/0018-quaternius-stage2-runtime-rig.md)).
+Every character name the game ships is captured here at gameplay distance, in three studio views,
+and in the three animation poses the runtime drives.
 
-The 2026-11-03 skill-guided re-evaluation, its measurements (texel density, budgets, imported
-bounds) and the open scorecard live in [`3d-model-review.md`](3d-model-review.md). It does not
-change the accepted limits below.
+Until this page is signed off, the roster swap is reversible: the procedural library and the
+MakeHuman head are still in the tree and still pass `audit`, `inspect`, `npc_proportions` and the
+tests (`build --source procedural`).
 
-A single-variant face prototype (`npc_casual`) landed 2026-11-03/04: `seg=24/rings=16` head,
-subtle brow ridge, fuller lower lip and both eyelids. It reads cleaner than the 0.9.4 face and is
-a candidate for the remaining seven once the owner approves (see the review doc).
+## 1. Full-body roster (12 roles)
 
-## What was captured
+One tile per shipped character, neutral studio, camera at 4.2 m.
 
-`src/test/capture_npc_baseline.gd` stages all eight library characters in a
-neutral studio and captures six views per character:
+![NPC roster full body](blender_previews/sheet_npc_roster_0.9.9.jpg)
 
-| View | Camera | Purpose |
+## 2. Front and profile per role
+
+Front row set, then profile. Use this to judge the silhouette, the head size and the gear placement
+without perspective hiding anything.
+
+![NPC roster front and profile](blender_previews/sheet_npc_roster_views_0.9.9.jpg)
+
+## 3. Animation poses (idle / sit / walk contact)
+
+Six representative roles × three poses, driven by the real `_animate()` path with the FSM frozen.
+Check: arms hang instead of holding an A-pose, the seated pose puts the forearms on the thighs and
+keeps the shins down, the walk contact keeps limbs in contralateral opposition, and no limb
+pinches or detaches at the shoulder, elbow, hip or knee.
+
+![NPC roster poses](blender_previews/sheet_npc_roster_poses_0.9.9.jpg)
+
+## 4. Crowd distance (8 m)
+
+The distance the player actually sees a passer-by from the sidewalk.
+
+![NPC roster at crowd distance](blender_previews/sheet_npc_roster_crowd_0.9.9.jpg)
+
+## Signoff checklist
+
+Tick each row. Anything you reject is a concrete task rather than an opinion, so it can go
+straight into `TODO.md`.
+
+| # | Question | Verdict |
 | --- | --- | --- |
-| `front` | 1.85 m, 32° FOV, head/upper body | face, hair, collar, shoulders |
-| `three_quarter` | 1.85 m, yaw 35° | cheek/jaw, ear, profile transition |
-| `profile` | 1.85 m, yaw 90° | head depth, nose, ear, chest silhouette |
-| `back` | 1.85 m, yaw 180° | hair cap, neck, coat/backpack fit |
-| `full_body` | 4.2 m, 38° FOV | proportions, hands, shoes, hem |
-| `crowd` | 8.0 m, 45° FOV | silhouette read at normal crowd distance |
+| 1 | Do the twelve characters read as distinct people at 8 m? | ☐ yes ☐ no |
+| 2 | Is the head size right for the body (no bobblehead, no pinhead)? | ☐ yes ☐ no |
+| 3 | Do the faces hold up at portrait distance? | ☐ yes ☐ no |
+| 4 | Do the hands and the hand-held gear (camera, cup, clipboard, sign) read correctly? | ☐ yes ☐ no |
+| 5 | Does the head gear (cap, hood, sunglasses, firefighter helmet) sit on the skull? | ☐ yes ☐ no |
+| 6 | Are the role outfits believable for a Hollywood-boulevard shift (tourist, delivery, guard, responder)? | ☐ yes ☐ no |
+| 7 | Are the seeded tint palettes acceptable, or too pastel/saturated? | ☐ yes ☐ no |
+| 8 | Do the seated and walking poses hold up? | ☐ yes ☐ no |
 
-The stage is deliberately separate from the venue review harness: a mid-grey
-solid background, ground plane, one key light and one cool fill light, no HUD,
-no crowd, no flashlight, no phase lighting and no animation. Front is Godot +Z,
-matching `NpcAvatar.yaw_towards()`. The camera orbits at the recorded yaw rather
-than rotating the avatar, so the pose and foot contact stay fixed between views.
-The full command is:
+**Signoff:** ☐ approved as shipped ☐ approved with the follow-ups below ☐ rejected
 
-```bash
-godot --path . --script res://src/test/capture_npc_baseline.gd -- \
-  --out=res://tmp/npc-baseline
-python3 tools/npc_baseline.py sheet --dir tmp/npc-baseline
+## Issues visible in the captures
+
+Found while building this page; none blocks the swap, all are queued in `TODO.md`:
+
+1. **`npc_dress` wears the performer cone hat plus the protest sign** because the performer props
+   are procedural and scaled for the old body. The dress itself has no geometry anymore — the role
+   is the `casual` base with a dress tint.
+2. **`npc_coat` and `npc_hoodie`** are the hoodie base with a coat/hood tint; the raised hood and
+   the long coat silhouette are gone.
+3. **The `npc_vest` clipboard** reads oversized at 0.23 × 0.31 m on the shorter Quaternius arm.
+4. **The firefighter helmet brim** is 1.55× the head width — realistic for the helmet, but it reads
+   as a wide-brim hat next to the small head.
+5. **Skin and cloth read pale** on the `hoodie` and `worker` bases; the seeded palette was tuned
+   against the procedural library's darker cloth.
+6. **Roster variety is three meshes for twelve roles.** Tint and gear carry the difference; the
+   modular part library is the fix.
+
+## Measured facts for this build
+
+| Metric | Value |
+| --- | --- |
+| Characters | 12, all on the Quaternius 62-joint rig |
+| Triangles per character | 4,458 (`worker` minus vest) … 6,424 (`casual`) |
+| glTF vertices per character | 9,370 … 13,440 |
+| Budget | 24,000 tris / 24,000 verts per character |
+| Tint slots | `skin`, `cloth`, `pants`, `hair`, `accessory`, plus fixed detail |
+| Texel density | 73–74 px/m on the 256² maps |
+| Height | 1.817–1.881 m |
+| 24-NPC frame budget | 160,608 tris, 0.84 ms average frame (budget 50 ms) |
+| Gates | `inspect` clean, `audit` 12/12, `fit` OK, Godot 278/278, Python 167/167 |
+
+## Reproducing the captures
+
+```sh
+godot --path . --script res://src/test/capture_npc_baseline.gd -- --out=res://tmp/npc-signoff
+godot --path . --script res://src/test/capture_npc_pose.gd -- --out=res://tmp/npc-signoff-pose \
+  --pose=idle          # repeat for sit and walk_contact
 ```
 
-The 48 raw PNGs are local QA under `tmp/` (gitignored). The committed contact
-sheet is [`blender_previews/sheet_npc_baseline.jpg`](blender_previews/sheet_npc_baseline.jpg).
-For the P2 hand/grip check there is an optional eighth view, captured separately
-so the 48-frame baseline stays stable:
+## Superseded
 
-```bash
-godot --path . --script res://src/test/capture_npc_baseline.gd -- \
-  --out=res://tmp/npc-hands --view=hand
-```
+This page previously carried the **0.9.4 procedural library** baseline (eight hand-built
+characters, the face/hand/neck fixes, the 13-core proportion audit). That mesh no longer ships, so
+the text is retired; the comparison sheets stay in `blender_previews/` as history:
+`sheet_npc_baseline_compare-p1.jpg`, `-body.jpg`, `-torso.jpg`, `-face-detail.jpg`,
+`sheet_npc_hands_compare.jpg`, `sheet_npc_hands_grip_compare.jpg`.
 
-That writes eight `*__hand.png` frames at 0.80 m from the right hand; the
-before/after review image is
-[`sheet_npc_hands_compare.jpg`](blender_previews/sheet_npc_hands_compare.jpg).
-The capture is deterministic apart from engine rasterisation; re-running into
-the same directory keeps the earlier files and writes `-vN` copies rather than
-overwriting them.
-
-## Acceptance criteria
-
-The criteria below are for the stylized target, not photorealism. A change must
-pass every applicable item before a library rebuild is accepted.
-
-1. **Asset contract:** `npc_base` mesh node, the required bones, five tint slots,
-   front +Z, feet within 3 cm of y=0, 1.6–2.1 m height, at most 24,000 triangles
-   and 24,000 glTF vertices per character. The required 13 core bones stay fixed;
-   optional extra bones are allowed. Gear remains at most 1,500 triangles.
-2. **Proportion and silhouette:** head, neck, shoulders, torso, hips, limbs and
-   feet read as one body; front/three-quarter/profile silhouettes agree with the
-   rest of the eight-character library; broad/slim/average build variation is
-   preserved.
-3. **Face:** at 1.85 m the eyes, iris, brows, nose, mouth and ears are distinct;
-   the head volume has a readable jaw/cheek/chin transition; no face-plane seams,
-   inverted normals or z-fighting. The face direction must remain unambiguous.
-4. **Hair and headgear:** hair covers the scalp without gaps or scalp-through
-   seams; fringes, buns and beards keep their silhouette. Caps, hoods,
-   sunglasses and the firefighter helmet clear the brow, eyes and ears. Headgear
-   may sit outside the 1.55–1.81 m face band, but its brim must not cover the
-   eyes.
-5. **Hands and footwear:** at conversation distance the fingers and thumb read
-   as a hand, not a mitten; hand items contact the palm rather than floating;
-   shoes and boots are grounded with a readable toe/heel silhouette and preserve
-   the responder/firefighter footwear language.
-6. **Clothing:** collars, cuffs, plackets, waistbands, pockets, badges and
-   reflective bands transition cleanly; no z-fighting or floating detail; coat,
-   dress and skirt hems do not show legs through the fabric during idle, walk,
-   block, sit or turn; the five tint slots and fixed detail colours remain
-   unchanged.
-7. **Gear:** head gear clears the refined face/hair; the lanyard badge remains
-   readable in front of the jacket; backpack, shoulder bag and SCBA tank straps
-   lie outside the torso and do not read as a second bag; hand items use the
-   authored grip points.
-8. **Crowd and performance:** the silhouette remains readable at the 8 m crowd
-   frame and the LOD/impostor tiers match the full mesh; the 24-NPC budget stays
-   within the existing 6.94 ms baseline (no regression beyond the measured
-   variance), and no new per-frame material or mesh churn is introduced.
-
-Asset-space `fit` values are measurements of the untouched GLBs, not a pass/fail
-result. A negative `x_clearance` means the gear's narrowest face is inside the
-body reference; a negative `radial_clearance` means it extends beyond the body
-silhouette (normal for a backpack, suspicious when it is a strap). Runtime
-`NpcAvatar.GEAR_OFFSETS` is applied after attachment and is not part of the GLB
-measurement.
-
-## Proportion audit
-
-Status: audited 2026-11-02. All eight library variants are inside the stylized
-proportion guide; no geometry correction was required in this pass. The report
-is repeatable from the exported GLBs:
-
-```bash
-python3 tools/npc_proportions.py report
-python3 tools/npc_proportions.py report --json
-```
-
-### Method
-
-`tools/npc_proportions.py` reads the GLB meshes and rest-pose joint hierarchy:
-
-- height from the full mesh bounds;
-- head height, width and aspect from `Head`/`skin` vertices (hair excluded so
-  long hairstyles do not change the head measurement);
-- shoulder silhouette from vertices in the upper-chest band around the
-  shoulder joint;
-- hip width from `HipL`/`HipR` pants vertices;
-- torso length from the Spine joint to the shoulder joint;
-- leg length from the Spine joint to the lowest vertex;
-- arm length from the shoulder joint to the Hand joint;
-- foot length from the forward extent of the KneeL/KneeR shoe vertices.
-
-All ratios are divided by total standing height except `head_aspect`
-(width / head height).
-
-### Guide
-
-These are stylized-but-credible bands for the game's low-poly adults, not
-photoreal anatomy. The broad build is allowed a larger shoulder/hip silhouette
-than the slim build.
-
-| Ratio | Target | Notes |
-| --- | ---: | --- |
-| `head_height` | 0.16–0.22 | deliberately larger than a realistic 0.13–0.15 |
-| `head_aspect` | 0.70–1.00 | width / height; rounded heads are acceptable |
-| `shoulder_width` | 0.28–0.38 | silhouette includes sleeves and build scaling |
-| `hip_width` | 0.17–0.23 | pants-only width, not skirt/coat flare |
-| `torso_length` | 0.28–0.38 | Spine joint to shoulder |
-| `leg_length` | 0.40–0.48 | Spine joint to ground |
-| `arm_length` | 0.28–0.38 | shoulder to hand |
-| `foot_length` | 0.12–0.18 | shoe forward extent |
-
-### Result
-
-| Character | Height | Head | Aspect | Shoulder | Hip | Torso | Leg | Arm | Foot | Result |
-| --- | ---: | ---: | ---: | ---: | ---: | ---: | ---: | ---: | ---: | --- |
-| `npc_casual` | 1.824 m | 0.190 | 0.907 | 0.321 | 0.209 | 0.307 | 0.449 | 0.329 | 0.144 | PASS |
-| `npc_jacket` | 1.824 m | 0.190 | 0.907 | 0.333 | 0.209 | 0.307 | 0.449 | 0.329 | 0.144 | PASS |
-| `npc_coat` | 1.824 m | 0.190 | 0.907 | 0.328 | 0.209 | 0.307 | 0.449 | 0.329 | 0.144 | PASS |
-| `npc_vest` | 1.819 m | 0.191 | 0.907 | 0.322 | 0.209 | 0.308 | 0.451 | 0.330 | 0.144 | PASS |
-| `npc_dress` | 1.825 m | 0.190 | 0.907 | 0.289 | 0.191 | 0.307 | 0.449 | 0.329 | 0.144 | PASS |
-| `npc_hoodie` | 1.856 m | 0.187 | 0.907 | 0.328 | 0.206 | 0.302 | 0.442 | 0.323 | 0.141 | PASS |
-| `npc_firefighter` | 1.819 m | 0.191 | 0.907 | 0.358 | 0.223 | 0.308 | 0.451 | 0.330 | 0.148 | PASS |
-| `npc_guard` | 1.819 m | 0.191 | 0.907 | 0.369 | 0.219 | 0.308 | 0.451 | 0.330 | 0.144 | PASS |
-
-No variant is outside a band, so the body pass does not need a global skeleton
-or mesh rescale. The values closest to a boundary are:
-
-- **head height 0.190** against the 0.22 upper bound, and **head aspect 0.907**
-  against 1.00 — the head is deliberately large. Any head-size change must be
-  coordinated with the face/headgear pass and its gear-fit measurements.
-- **guard shoulder 0.369** and **firefighter hip 0.223** against the broad-build
-  upper bounds — these are the intended uniform/turnout silhouettes, not
-  outliers.
-- **leg length 0.449** and **torso 0.307** sit inside the guide for all variants;
-  the earlier short-leg impression came from the hip joint position, not the
-  visible pelvis line.
-
-### Follow-up
-
-The proportion audit does not replace the visual criteria in
-[`npc-visual-review.md`](npc-visual-review.md): neck/shoulder/hip transitions,
-face depth, hand grips, clothing hems and shoes still need the appearance pass.
-Re-run the audit after any body mesh or skeleton change and record the new
-ratios here.
-
-## Baseline measurements
-
-From `python3 tools/blender_assets.py fit` and the manifest:
-
-| Character | Tris | Verts | Head width | Clothing radius | Notable gear clearances |
-| --- | ---: | ---: | ---: | ---: | --- |
-| `npc_casual` | 4,482 | 4,260 | 0.315 m | 0.191 m (hip) | backpack x −0.041, radial −0.162 |
-| `npc_jacket` | 4,872 | 4,661 | 0.315 m | 0.191 m (hip) | lanyard x −0.116, radial +0.023 (runtime +4 cm forward) |
-| `npc_coat` | 5,474 | 5,264 | 0.315 m | 0.225 m (skirt) | sunglasses width ratio 0.641; bag x +0.037, radial −0.130 |
-| `npc_vest` | 4,980 | 4,879 | 0.315 m | 0.191 m (hip) | cap width ratio 1.067 |
-| `npc_dress` | 4,900 | 4,719 | 0.315 m | 0.260 m (skirt) | bag x +0.002, radial −0.095 |
-| `npc_hoodie` | 5,304 | 4,950 | 0.315 m | 0.190 m (hip) | — |
-| `npc_firefighter` | 5,344 | 5,494 | 0.315 m | 0.255 m (skirt) | helmet width ratio 1.651; SCBA x −0.105, radial −0.076 |
-| `npc_guard` | 5,046 | 5,096 | 0.315 m | 0.194 m (hip) | cap width ratio 1.067 |
-
-`npc_coat` is widest at 5,474 triangles (well below the 16,000 cap);
-`npc_firefighter` is closest on vertices at 5,494 (well below the 16,000 cap).
-The refit backpack measures 380 triangles / 406 vertices.
-
-## Baseline findings, ranked
-
-### P1 — fix in the first model pass
-
-1. **The tourist carried two bag silhouettes. Fixed 2026-11-02.** `_add_props()`
-   created a 0.30 × 0.36 × 0.14 box at `(-0.34, 1.15, -0.18)` for the tourist
-   photo pose while `_add_accessory("backpack")` also attached the library
-   backpack. From the three-quarter/back view the two read as separate bags. The
-   photo prop is now hidden outside `photo`/`film` poses
-   (`photo_prop_visible_for_pose()`), so it only appears when the character is
-   actually taking a picture; the after frame confirms one bag at rest.
-2. **Face depth and detail. Fixed 2026-11-02.** The sclera was recessed into the
-   socket and wrapped with a thin upper lid; the separate jaw/cheek spheres were
-   replaced by a chin plate and cheekbones sculpted into the head mesh. The nose
-   now has ala wings and a smaller bridge/tip, the mouth is one rounded slot
-   instead of a flat bar, and the ears have a darker concha. That removes the
-   dark intersection rings and the moustache-like read at portrait distance; the
-   low-poly brows remain stylized.
-3. **Backpack straps read as rigid black bars. Refit 2026-11-02.** The straps
-   were thin round tubes whose chest/waist points sat inside the torso, so only
-   fragments showed from the front. They are now flattened bands whose front path
-   sits outside the chest; the after sheet shows a continuous strap instead of
-   two detached rods. The backpack asset is now 380 triangles / 406 vertices
-   (still far below the 1,500-triangle gear budget).
-
-### P2 — fix after the first P1 pass
-
-4. **Hands: geometry and forward offset fixed 2026-11-02; finger curl still
-   open.** The palm is wider and shallower, and each finger is now a
-   two-segment bent tube with a rounded tip and a separate bent thumb. Hand gear
-   is authored around the wrist proxy, so the runtime now moves every hand item
-   `HAND_ITEM_FORWARD` (4 cm) into the open palm; the phone, flashlight, camera,
-   cup and clipboard are no longer buried inside the hand. The fingers are still
-   open, so a true wrap/thumb contact and the umbrella/sign grips remain to be
-   judged.
-5. **Clothing detail is tile-driven and transitional seams are visible.** The
-   fabric pattern repeats strongly on the casual, coat and dress variants, and
-   collar/cuff/waist edges are abrupt. This is more visible than the shoe/hem
-   details in the current portraits.
-6. **Shoes: fixed 2026-11-02.** Casual shoes gained rounded toe and heel caps;
-   responder/firefighter boots gained matching toe/heel volumes while keeping the
-   taller black rubber boot language. Both stay above the sole contact plane, and
-   the full-body comparison is `sheet_npc_baseline_compare-shoes.jpg`.
-7. **Headgear scale and clearance. Checked 2026-11-02.** The cap and helmet
-   width ratios are 1.067 and 1.651; those are expected for headgear. Final-context
-   portraits confirm the cap, firefighter helmet, hood and sunglasses clear the
-   refined brow/eyes, and the helmet brim still reads as deliberate turnout gear.
-   No gear rebuild was needed.
-8. **Performer props dominate the silhouette.** The red cone hat and the
-   primitive sign are intentionally large stage props, but they should be
-   checked during the pose pass so they do not read as head/body geometry.
-
-### Accepted limits for the 0.9.4 release
-
-- The hooded variants intentionally cover part of the face; face readability is
-  judged on the visible lower face and silhouette, not on hidden eyes.
-- The low-poly style is the target. The acceptance bar is readability and clean
-  construction, not photoreal skin or hair.
-- Held items use the forward-offset open palm (`HAND_ITEM_FORWARD`) rather than a
-  finger-curl rig. There are no finger bones in the contract; phone, cup,
-  clipboard, camera, flashlight, wand and radio were judged in the hand capture.
-- Fabric folds are not separate geometry; the current torso, elbow and knee
-  shaping is the accepted stylized construction.
-- The >26 m impostor remains a two-quad billboard; the LOD tier/hysteresis and
-  near/far swap are covered by `test_avatar_mesh_budget_and_lod_swap`.
-- NPC fabric textures are 256² with a 4× UV repeat; cloth/pants skip the baked
-  per-character AO to avoid large portrait blotches. Skin, hair and gear keep AO.
-- Evening readability is represented by the day/night/LATE final-context set;
-  LATE is the venue night variant.
-
-## Before/after workflow
-
-Keep the baseline directory, rebuild the same capture into a new directory after
-the model changes, then produce a comparison sheet. Do not overwrite the
-committed baseline image:
-
-```bash
-godot --path . --script res://src/test/capture_npc_baseline.gd -- \
-  --out=res://tmp/npc-baseline-after
-python3 tools/npc_baseline.py compare \
-  --before tmp/npc-baseline --after tmp/npc-baseline-after \
-  --out tmp/npc-baseline-compare.jpg
-```
-
-The comparison sheet places the before/after pair for each view side by side.
-The committed runs are
-[`sheet_npc_baseline_compare-p1.jpg`](blender_previews/sheet_npc_baseline_compare-p1.jpg),
-[`sheet_npc_baseline_compare-body.jpg`](blender_previews/sheet_npc_baseline_compare-body.jpg)
-and [`sheet_npc_baseline_compare-face.jpg`](blender_previews/sheet_npc_baseline_compare-face.jpg).
-The transition pass is [`sheet_npc_baseline_compare-torso.jpg`](blender_previews/sheet_npc_baseline_compare-torso.jpg).
-The face-detail pass is [`sheet_npc_baseline_compare-face-detail.jpg`](blender_previews/sheet_npc_baseline_compare-face-detail.jpg).
-The hand pass is [`sheet_npc_hands_compare.jpg`](blender_previews/sheet_npc_hands_compare.jpg);
-the forward-grip pass is
-[`sheet_npc_hands_grip_compare.jpg`](blender_previews/sheet_npc_hands_grip_compare.jpg).
-The 0.9.5 texture pass adds
-[`sheet_texture_refinement_0.9.5.jpg`](blender_previews/sheet_texture_refinement_0.9.5.jpg),
-which pairs the close-range surface and cloth comparisons. Keep the baseline
-sheet as the before artifact and add a new comparison sheet rather than
-replacing it.
-
-## Next implementation order
-
-0.9.4 and the 0.9.5 texture pass are closed. The next visual work belongs to the
-0.10.0 acceptance review; keep the NPC baseline/final-context commands as the
-regression gate for any future character edit.
+The current source evaluation and per-character build table live in
+[`npc-model-sourcing.md#shipped-roster-099-owner-chose-the-full-swap`](npc-model-sourcing.md#shipped-roster-099-owner-chose-the-full-swap);
+the face options that led to the full swap are in
+[`screens/npc-face-gate/`](screens/npc-face-gate/README.md).