The guide pages stay quick and readable. These are the deeper source documents: statutes, procedures, filings, representation, agency SOPs, and underworld rules that support the tests and the tablet.
These are still designed for players, not staff. The text is deeper, but the surface stays visual, searchable, and broken into usable law-book sections.
This is the gameplay law book that supports the guides. It is not real law and not legal advice. It gives players, officers, DOJ, and LISA a shared source for charges, filings, hearings, rights, representation, evidence, rulings, and corrections.
Open source book →
The guide pages teach the shape of each office. This source manual carries the deeper procedure language: how to start, how to behave, when to act, how to document, why the procedure exists, and where each agency hands work to the next system.
Open source book →
The underworld does not use a public gang application form. Players are noticed, vouched for, tested, and brought in through sponsor-gated story. This handbook explains the rules and systems without leaking private rosters, stash locations, safehouses, or live operations.
Open source book →
Multiple-choice misses can map to a section instead of leaving players guessing what they failed to understand.
The code library is structured for the future CAD/MDT tablet: sticky rail, anchors, short clauses, and quick task paths.
Syntra can later index these sections so LISA answers from source documents instead of improvising procedure.
