Kipper full-deck layout: school first, geometry second

All 36 cards can be laid in several modern ways. OmenHall no longer treats 36 houses, near/far timing, or any one geometry as universal. A profile is fixed before reading; the early Seidlein runtime remains closed pending a primary source.

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01 · expert fix

1. Significator and nearest room

Diagnosis: Without an anchor, 36 cards become a noisy station.

Fix: Before a modern large layout, choose a Hauptperson or thematic reading point according to the explicitly selected profile. OmenHall no longer turns the first neighbouring cards into a 'nearest month' without a separate source-backed rule.

Neighbourhood receives weight only under the selected school rules.
A positional house overlay is never enabled silently.
Distance is not converted into universal timing or accessibility.

02 · expert fix

2. Axes: paper, home, resource, risk

Diagnosis: Grand Tableau must not only describe, but sort the client's life by zones.

Fix: Read modern practical clusters separately: Pleasant Letter/Court/Court Person, House/Living Room, money/gain cards, and False Person/Theft/Prison.

Document axis: what to formalize.
Home axis: where base and load are.
Risk axis: what not to miss.

03 · expert fix

3. Exit card

Diagnosis: A large spread without an exit card leaves the client in a beautiful maze.

Fix: At the end of the scroll, always assign an exit card: nearest action, letter, pause, conversation, check, refusal of excess.

Exit card must be practical.
It does not have to be the most positive.
It must be doable within 24 to 72 hours.

Exit card makes Grand Tableau sellable: the client buys not 36 descriptions, but an orientation inside the building.