Selection mechanics
three simultaneous d6; unordered combination selects one of 56 fixed responses in the Pithou-Chabaneau profile
3d6 simultaneous -> unordered 56
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Scriptorium ↔ Dice Chamber
Sortes Sanctorum
Sortes Sanctorum is both a dice lot and a textual technology. Three d6 select one fixed cell in the Pithou–Chabaneau recension, while the Scriptorium exposes the textual and source-critical side of that cell.
Source boundary
The three dice select one fixed response in a versioned recension. The Scriptorium shows source/transmission details without blending other recension families.
source state: CONCRETE_RECENSION_CORPUS_CLOSED
Two doors, one sealed outcome
Moving between the Dice Chamber and Scriptorium never creates a new lot. The historical key, source cell, and saved reading record stay the same; only the way the result is studied changes.
Back to ScriptoriumRitual remains sealed by feature flag