REV285 · SEPTEMBER 23, 2026
Rev285 converts the completed screenshot sequences for Dolichoderus Bispinosus, Graceful Twig Ant, Hairy Panther, Procryptocerus Adlerzi, Strumigenys Eggersi, Weaver Ant, Atta Sexdens and Formica Clara into verified S2 records. Leptomyrmex Burwelli remains visibly pending detailed intake.
REV249 · SEPTEMBER 21, 2026
Public build markers now match the current launch candidate, older page-specific review dates are labeled as content reviews, and current My Colony / Ask Dolly privacy wording describes tested browser-local behavior without calling the site a prototype.
REV230 · SEPTEMBER 19, 2026
Status: Community foundation
What changed: Added a dedicated Community & Feedback page covering error reports, improvement suggestions, game-information submissions, and the Yes / Partly / Not Yet feedback check.
Who it affects: Players who want to help improve TAUKS or report information that may need review.
Trust note: Player submissions enter review and do not directly alter verified content.
REV229 · SEPTEMBER 19, 2026
Status: Verified freshness framework
What changed: Added a dedicated Change History page defining decision-impact records, revision significance, preserved milestones, and implementation-record expectations.
Who it affects: Players reviewing why a recommendation or status changed.
Evidence note: Decision-changing guidance should be traceable to the evidence or correction that caused the revision.
CHANGE HISTORY
Decision-changing updates record what changed, why it changed, who is affected, and whether the page status changed.
Open Change HistoryREV228 · SEPTEMBER 19, 2026
Status: Verified freshness framework
What changed: Added a dedicated freshness page defining Verified, Under Review, Needs Update, and Archived states plus Last Reviewed / Status / Version requirements.
Who it affects: Any player relying on current lineup, ant, strategy, or testing guidance.
Evidence note: Stale guidance should be labeled rather than silently presented as current.
FRESHNESS & STATUS
TAUKS uses Last Reviewed, Status, and Version fields plus Verified / Under Review / Needs Update / Archived labels.
Open Freshness & StatusREV227 · SEPTEMBER 19, 2026
Status: Strategy foundation
What changed: Added a controlled-testing framework for battle reports: baseline runs, one-variable changes, consistent report fields, and clear interpretation limits.
Who it affects: Players testing replacements, positions, insects, development changes, or lineup adjustments.
Evidence note: Small samples and mixed conditions remain provisional; stronger conclusions require repeated comparable results.
REV226 · SEPTEMBER 19, 2026
Status: Strategy foundation
What changed: Added a dedicated Replacement Timing page with development, role, position, evidence, and cost gates plus a controlled-test workflow.
Who it affects: Players deciding whether a newer low-development ant is ready to replace a proven high-development ant.
Evidence note: The page avoids automatic season-based replacements and treats single battle reports as clues rather than universal proof.
REV225 · SEPTEMBER 19, 2026
Status: Strategy foundation
What changed: Added a dedicated Resource Efficiency page using impact, coverage, durability, and opportunity cost to compare competing upgrades.
Who it affects: Players deciding whether scarce resources should go to ants, stars, awakening, insects, troops, evolution, or other account development.
Evidence note: The page is a decision framework and does not impose a universal spend order.
REV224 · SEPTEMBER 19, 2026
Status: Strategy foundation
What changed: Added a dedicated Investment Priorities page for comparing ant, star, awakening, insect, troop, evolution, and replacement choices by the bottleneck they actually solve.
Who it affects: Players deciding where their next scarce resources should go.
Evidence note: The page is a decision framework, not a universal upgrade ranking.
REV223 · SEPTEMBER 19, 2026
Status: Strategy foundation
What changed: Added the Version 1 Strategy section with PFF, Hybrid, and PTP paths plus a resource-efficiency decision framework.
Who it affects: Players choosing what to upgrade next and how aggressively to replace developed ants.
Evidence note: Strategy guidance remains account-contextual and does not create universal purchase or upgrade rankings.
REV222 · SEPTEMBER 19, 2026
Status: Verified learning framework
What changed: Added a dedicated glossary with concise definitions for lineup, development, evidence, and progression terms used throughout TAUKS, plus links to the deeper Schoolhouse lessons.
Who it affects: New and returning players who need quick definitions without leaving the learning path.
Evidence note: Definitions remain descriptive and do not create new ant rankings or unsupported mechanics.
REV221 · SEPTEMBER 19, 2026
Status: Verified learning framework
What changed: Added a dedicated progression lesson covering stable lineup building, efficient resource allocation, evidence-based replacements, and different PFF / Hybrid / PTP progression paths.
Who it affects: Players deciding what to upgrade next and whether a newer ant is actually worth replacing a developed one.
Evidence note: The lesson provides a decision framework rather than a universal spend order.
REV220 · SEPTEMBER 19, 2026
Status: Verified learning framework
What changed: Added a dedicated Skills & Roles lesson explaining the difference between verified skill mechanics, combat function, troop class, and three-ant lineup fit.
Who it affects: Players evaluating whether a Special Ant is an attacker, healer, support, control, defensive, or other role within a formation.
Evidence note: Unknown role classifications remain Needs More Data rather than being inferred from class or season.
REV219 · SEPTEMBER 19, 2026
Status: Verified learning framework
What changed: Added a dedicated Awakening lesson explaining why awakening is a separate development variable, how TAUKS evaluates its role fit and resource efficiency, and why unverified awakening effects remain marked Needs More Data.
Who it affects: Players deciding whether awakening investment is worthwhile on a specific account.
Evidence note: No individual ant awakening effect was invented or generalized beyond verified evidence.
REV218 · SEPTEMBER 19, 2026
Status: Verified learning framework
What changed: Added a dedicated Star Levels lesson explaining how stars affect development, why Basic 6 avoids star assumptions, why Advanced and maturity charts must declare their assumptions, and why player-specific star levels should override generic comparisons.
Who it affects: Players comparing older high-star ants with newer low-star ants, or using maturity and Advanced lineup charts.
Evidence note: The lesson does not introduce a universal star-based ranking.
REV217 · SEPTEMBER 19, 2026
Status: Verified learning framework
What changed: Added a dedicated PvP vs PvE lesson that explains what each combat context measures, why repeatable benchmark reports are useful, and why PvE damage should not be treated as automatic proof of PvP superiority.
Who it affects: Players comparing lineups, interpreting battle reports, or deciding whether test results apply to PvP, PvE, or a repeatable event benchmark.
Evidence note: No new ant rankings or specific lineup claims were introduced.
REV216 · SEPTEMBER 19, 2026
Status: Verified learning framework
What changed: Added a dedicated Front / Middle / Back lesson using the locked Quick Answer → Learn More → Go Deeper structure, and connected the Lineup Center formation-help route directly to it.
Who it affects: Players learning lineup placement or reviewing why an ant belongs in a specific position.
Evidence note: The lesson explains formation principles without assigning unverified positions to specific ants.
REV210 · SEPTEMBER 19, 2026
Brown Rogue now has a decision-first evidence-state profile. Universal / Special coverage is 2/2; class/use, skills, position, partners and comparative value remain Needs More Data until the dedicated in-game intake is verified.
REV209 · SEPTEMBER 19, 2026
Crimson Pearl now has a decision-first profile that preserves its historical Carrier TEST route while keeping detailed skills and current comparative strength evidence-gated. Universal / Special coverage is now 1/2.
REV208 · SEPTEMBER 19, 2026
The seventh S2 ant now has a TAUKS Decision Box and evidence-state profile. The S2 directory is now 7/7 for profile-page coverage; unresolved class, skills, position, partners and investment guidance remain Needs More Data until in-game intake is verified.
REV207 · SEPTEMBER 19, 2026
The sixth S2 ant now has a TAUKS Decision Box and evidence-state profile. Roster identity is cataloged, while class, skills, position, partners and investment guidance remain Needs More Data until in-game screenshot intake is verified.
REV205 · SEPTEMBER 19, 2026
The fourth S2 ant now has the TAUKS Decision Box and evidence-state profile. Roster identity is cataloged, while class, skills, position, partners and investment guidance remain Needs More Data until screenshot intake is verified.
REV204 · SEPTEMBER 19, 2026
Hairy Panther now has an evidence-limited decision profile. Historical records support S2 Guardian use and rear-line account placement, while the dedicated skill intake remains pending and no universal current ranking is inferred.
REV200 · SEPTEMBER 19, 2026
Meranoplus Castaneus now uses the decision-first Special Ant profile standard. The complete 39-screen skill capture is preserved, historical Middle-slot Guardian PvP placement is explicitly labeled as historical evidence, and current universal ranking or build-cost claims remain evidence-gated.
All eight S3 profile pages now use the decision-first evidence standard. Dolichoderus Bispinosus opens the S2 sequence with a limited profile that publishes the roster identity and keeps class, skills, position and lineup value marked Needs More Data until in-game intake is completed.
REV195 · SEPTEMBER 19, 2026
Crematogaster Inflata now uses the decision-first individual profile standard introduced with Black Knight. Verified skills remain separated from TAUKS analysis, historical lineup evidence is labeled, and unknown build-cost or current-ranking claims remain visible as Needs More Data.
REV194 · SPECIAL ANT PROFILE STANDARD
Black Knight is now the implementation proof for the individual Special Ant page standard: TAUKS Decision Box first, then verified/recovered facts, TAUKS analysis, related lineup, related Schoolhouse guidance, evidence status and next action. Unknown comparative fields remain marked Needs More Data rather than guessed.
Status: Implemented in prototype · September 19, 2026
REV193 · SPECIAL ANT DIRECTORY
Added Learning and Quick views, clearer filtering, a reset action, and explicit portrait-source placeholders so identity-critical artwork is never invented.
Status: Implemented in prototype · September 19, 2026
Approved the Rev179–Rev190 visitor architecture as the working baseline for continued implementation. Learning / Experienced / Just Browsing, goal-first navigation, the Special Ant Life Cycle, Quick Reference, and the Evidence Standard remain in force. Rev178 stays protected and destarring/resource-recovery instructions remain blocked until verified.
Reduced first-screen decision load for Learning, Experienced, and Just Browsing visitors. Learning now starts with three primary choices before deeper options; Experienced puts Quick Reference first; Just Browsing starts with three broad destinations. The homepage now explicitly tells visitors to choose a path and reach something useful in seconds.
Added a site-wide evidence page defining Verified, Player Tested, Under Review, and Needs More Data. The homepage, Ask Dolly, Life Cycle, and Next Build paths now link to the same confidence standard. Destarring and resource recovery remain Needs More Data until current mechanics are verified.
Started the Rev179 usability redesign without changing the protected Rev178 lineup data. The homepage now begins with Learning, Experienced, and Just Browsing paths; emphasizes useful, account-specific guidance; introduces goal-first navigation; and adds the first Special Ant Life Cycle page covering Level 50 comparison state, star decisions, lineup use, replacement testing, retirement/resource recovery caution, and Dolly's future account-aware guidance. Destarring and resource-recovery instructions remain intentionally unpublished until current mechanics are verified.
Added S + S1–S3 Guardian PvP using the provisional legacy baseline base S 8★, S1 8★, S2 8★ and S3 7★. Black Knight S3 is retained as the historical PvP Front anchor, Meranoplus Castaneus S3 as the historical PvP Middle anchor, and Hairy Panther S2 as the historical developed-account PvP Back anchor. Their combined Black Knight → Meranoplus Castaneus → Hairy Panther formation is clearly marked TEST because it synthesizes positions from separate source lineups. S1, other S2 and base-S placements remain OPEN until direct evidence is available.
Added S + S1–S3 Guardian PvE using the provisional legacy baseline base S 8★, S1 8★, S2 8★ and S3 7★. Leaf Devourer S1 is retained as the historical PvE Front anchor and Hairy Panther S2 as the historical developed-account PvE Back anchor. Black Knight S3 and Meranoplus Castaneus S3 remain PvP-derived retest candidates rather than being transplanted into PvE slots, while the Middle and base-S placements remain OPEN until direct evidence is available.
Added S + S1–S3 Shooter PvP using the provisional legacy baseline base S 8★, S1 8★, S2 8★ and S3 7★. Crematogaster Inflata S3 is retained as the strongest source-backed middle-slot PvP progression anchor. Wise Berserker S1 and Saharan Silver S3 remain legacy retest candidates, while S2 Shooter and base-S placements remain evidence-gated rather than filled by assumption.
Started the S + S1–S3 maturity family with Shooter PvE using the provisional legacy baseline base S 8★, S1 8★, S2 8★ and S3 7★. Historical account evidence preserves Crematogaster Inflata S3 in Front and Wise Berserker S1 in Back, while the original middle ant was outside this band. Saharan Silver S3 is retained as a damage/range RETEST candidate, S2 Shooter candidates remain intake-gated, and base-S positions stay OPEN until source-backed evidence is recovered.
Added S2–S4 Carrier PvP using the provisional maturity baseline S2 8★, S3 7★ and S4 6★. Rainbow Wings S4 and Mimic Crawler S4 are preserved as the strongest position-supported Front/Middle control; Cyphomyrmex Rimosus S3 is retained as a documented Front candidate from an older Carrier formation; S2 Carrier ants remain intake candidates without invented slot assignments. The Back slot stays OPEN until a band-valid ant earns it in direct PvP testing.
Added S2–S4 Carrier PvE using the provisional maturity baseline S2 8★, S3 7★ and S4 6★. Rainbow Wings S4 and Mimic Crawler S4 provide the strongest source-backed position controls; Carpenter Ant S3, Cyphomyrmex Rimosus S3, Graceful Twig Ant S2, Strumigenys Eggersi S2 and Leptomyrmex Burwelli S2 are retained as class-confirmed Carrier candidates without invented PvE slot assignments. The first test frame keeps Rainbow Wings and Mimic Crawler as the two known S4 pieces and leaves Back OPEN until one older-season candidate earns the slot.
Added S2–S4 Guardian PvP using the provisional maturity baseline S2 8★, S3 7★ and S4 6★. Historical evidence supports Black Knight S3 in Front and Hairy Panther S2 in Back from a developed account PvP lineup, while Bison S4 in Front and Meranoplus Castaneus S3 in Middle come from a separate historical Guardian PvP route. The exact Black Knight → Meranoplus Castaneus → Hairy Panther combination is therefore shown only as a band-valid TEST synthesis, not as a proven ranked formation.
Added S2–S4 Guardian PvE using the provisional maturity baseline S2 8★, S3 7★ and S4 6★. White Crystal S4 is retained as the source-backed Front control from the historical Guardian PvE benchmark. Hairy Panther S2 is shown only as a Guardian candidate because its PvE placement and S2 skill intake remain unresolved; Black Knight S3 and Meranoplus Castaneus S3 remain retest-only because their documented historical placements are PvP, not PvE.
Added S2–S4 Shooter PvP using the provisional maturity baseline S2 8★, S3 7★ and S4 6★. Crematogaster Inflata S3 and Sly Hunter S4 are retained as source-backed middle-slot progression pieces from their known PvP routes, while Saharan Silver S3 remains a historical/retest candidate. Because the complete known formations use S5 partners and the S2 intake is still incomplete, unresolved S2–S4-only positions remain OPEN rather than guessed.
Started the S2–S4 maturity family with Shooter PvE. The provisional comparison baseline is S2 8★, S3 7★ and S4 6★. Because the S2 intake is still incomplete, the chart does not invent an S2 Shooter. It preserves Crematogaster Inflata S3 and Sly Hunter S4 as source-backed middle-slot bridge pieces, keeps Saharan Silver S3 in the historical/retest candidate pool, and leaves unresolved positions OPEN until class, skill and placement evidence is available.
Added S4–S6 Carrier PvP using the current-season working baseline S4 6★, S5 3★ and S6 0★. Golden Chaser S5 → Mimic Crawler S4 → Rainbow Scarlet S5 remains the complete mature historical S+ PvP control. Amber Belly S6 is shown as an ungraded 0★ integration TEST with exact replacement slot and partners left open rather than guessed, and the chart adds a no-auto-upgrade gate for one-ant-at-a-time PvP comparison.
Added S4–S6 Carrier PvE using the current-season working baseline S4 6★, S5 3★ and S6 0★. The verified owned PvE control remains Mimic Crawler S4 → Golden Crystal S1 → Rainbow Scarlet S5, clearly marked as outside-band because Golden Crystal is S1. The in-band partial core keeps Mimic Crawler and Rainbow Scarlet with Middle OPEN, while Amber Belly S6 is shown as an ungraded 0★ integration TEST with exact placement and partners left unresolved rather than guessed.
Added S4–S6 Guardian PvP using the current-season working baseline S4 6★, S5 3★ and S6 0★. Bison S4 → Blue Velvet S5 → Giant Jaw S5 remains the mature historical S+ PvP control. Umber Knight S6 is shown as an ungraded 0★ Front/Middle integration TEST with the exact replacement slot and partners left open rather than guessed. The chart adds a no-auto-upgrade gate so a mature S4/S5 Guardian line remains the control until an S6 substitution wins repeatable PvP testing.
Added S4–S6 Guardian PvE using the current-season working baseline S4 6★, S5 3★ and S6 0★. White Crystal S4 → Blue Velvet S5 → Giant Jaw S5 remains the mature historical S+ PvE control. Umber Knight S6 is shown as an ungraded 0★ integration TEST with exact replacement slot and partners left open rather than guessed. The chart adds a no-auto-upgrade gate: keep the developed control until a one-ant-at-a-time S6 substitution produces a repeatable PvE damage gain.
Added S4–S6 Shooter PvP using the current-season working baseline S4 6★, S5 3★ and S6 0★. The chart preserves four source-backed routes: Indigo Velvet S5 → Spotted Hunter S6 → Sickle Jaw S6 as the current S+ overall control; Indigo Velvet S5 → Spotted Hunter S6 → Rainbow Chaser S5 as the current S+ PvP specialist; Indigo Velvet S5 → Tiger Velvet S6 → Sickle Jaw S6 as the S+ PvP TEST route; and Indigo Velvet S5 → Sly Hunter S4 → Azure Crazy S5 as the A-grade mature bridge.
Started the S4–S6 current-season maturity set with Shooter PvE. The working comparison baseline is S4 6★, S5 3★ and S6 0★, while the page also preserves Bruce’s wider maturity envelope of S4 3–8★, S5 1–5★ and newly acquired S6 normally 0★. Four evidence-backed routes are shown: the current S+ PvE specialist Spotted Hunter S6 → Rainbow Chaser S5 → Sickle Jaw S6; the S+ best-overall Indigo Velvet S5 → Spotted Hunter S6 → Sickle Jaw S6; the S+ all-S5 control Indigo Velvet S5 → Rainbow Chaser S5 → Azure Crazy S5; and the A-rated S4 bridge Indigo Velvet S5 → Sly Hunter S4 → Azure Crazy S5.
Added S3–S5 Carrier PvP. The working baseline remains S3 7★, S4 6★, S5 3★. Two complete band-valid historical S+ routes are now published: Golden Chaser S5 → Mimic Crawler S4 → Honey Ant S5, and the S+ F2P control Golden Chaser S5 → Mimic Crawler S4 → Rainbow Scarlet S5. No S3 Carrier is inserted without source-backed PvP placement evidence.
PROTOTYPE REV160
Added the Guardian PvP maturity-band comparison using the 7★ / 6★ / 3★ working baseline: Black Knight S3 → Bright Ponerine S5 → Giant Jaw S5 (historical S+), Bison S4 → Blue Velvet S5 → Giant Jaw S5 (historical S+ F2P control), and Bison S4 → Meranoplus Castaneus S3 → Giant Jaw S5 (historical S alternative).
Added S3–S5 Carrier PvE. The working baseline remains S3 7★, S4 6★, S5 3★. Because the verified historical Carrier PvE routes use either Golden Crystal S1 or Crimson Pearl Universal in the middle slot, the maturity chart keeps Mimic Crawler S4 in Front and Rainbow Scarlet S5 in Back as the source-supported partial core and leaves Middle OPEN rather than inventing an S3–S5 replacement.
Added S3–S5 Guardian PvP. The working baseline remains S3 7★, S4 6★, S5 3★. The chart preserves Black Knight S3 → Bright Ponerine S5 → Giant Jaw S5 as a historical S+ PvP route, Bison S4 → Blue Velvet S5 → Giant Jaw S5 as the historical S+ F2P control, and Bison S4 → Meranoplus Castaneus S3 → Giant Jaw S5 as the historical S alternative.
Added the second S3–S5 maturity lineup set: Shooter PvP. Working baseline remains S3 7★, S4 6★, S5 3★. The chart preserves the historical S+ Indigo Velvet → Sly Hunter → Rainbow Chaser route, the historical S+ F2P Black Velvet → Sly Hunter → Rainbow Chaser route, the current A bridge, and the S3 progression test without treating season number as automatic superiority.
Published the first maturity lineup set: S3–S5 Shooter PvE. The working comparison baseline is S3 7★, S4 6★, S5 3★, with explicit per-ant stars. The chart preserves the current no-S6 S+ reference, the S4 bridge, the developed S3 bridge, and a historical S3-heavy test route without treating the star assumptions as mathematical equivalence.
Chart-image loading is now generation-guarded. Rapid Previous/Next, quick-jump, or Basic/Advanced switching cannot let a delayed load callback from an older request resize or reposition the currently selected chart.
Suspend/resume restoration is now generation-guarded. If the visitor zooms, pans, changes charts, switches Basic/Advanced, hides controls, or takes another direct viewer action immediately after returning, any queued resume frames are invalidated so the fresh action cannot be overwritten by stale restoration work.
Suspend/resume now carries one authoritative viewer snapshot containing the pre-interruption zoom and focal point. Returning from another app, tab, or device lock restores only that captured state instead of combining a suspend focal with separate fallback focal stores.
Focus, visibility, page-hide, and page-show events now share one idempotent suspend/resume lifecycle. Clustered browser events cannot repeat gesture cleanup, persistence, or viewport restoration; the viewer resumes only once the page is both visible and focused.
Returning from another app, tab, or device lock now retires stale focus and viewport work before restoring the last stable Lineup Center view. The viewer resumes cleanly without replaying delayed resize, tap, pan, pinch, or focal-restoration state.
Focus and visibility interruptions now clear pending single-tap/double-tap timers plus active or provisional pan/pinch state before the page is backgrounded. App switching, tab changes, page hiding, and device locking can no longer leave stale gesture intent waiting for the visitor to return.
Consolidated the full-screen tap and double-tap timing lifecycle into shared helpers. Pending single-tap timers and double-tap memory now clear through one path, while delayed control hide/show runs through one scheduler without changing the 325 ms tap window or zoom behavior.
Consolidated provisional one-finger touch-pan intent and tap-start cleanup into one per-pointer helper. Pinch promotion, pointer-up, and pointer cancellation now retire temporary pointer intent through the same path while preserving fast pinch recognition and tap behavior.
Simplified the Lineup Center gesture lifecycle by consolidating queued-pan flushing and pan-end cleanup into shared helpers. Pinch promotion, normal pan release, and pointer cancellation now commit or retire pending pan animation state through the same path, removing duplicated cleanup branches while preserving pinch-to-pan settling and edge clamping.
Consolidated the Lineup Center's duplicated deferred viewport and gesture cleanup into one shared reset routine. Direct viewer actions now clear pending resize recentering, gesture-profile refresh, focal snapshots, pinch-settle resume state, timers, and orientation-transition masking together before the requested action runs, reducing state drift and simplifying maintenance.
Cleaned up the Lineup Center interaction engine by removing the older gesture-specific pinch-settle cancellation helper that became redundant after Rev112-113. All viewer controls and direct pan/pinch starts now rely on the same shared user-action priority path, reducing duplicate state logic without changing the intended interaction behavior.
Direct pan and pinch gesture starts now use the same shared user-action priority handoff as the viewer controls. Confirmed one-finger pans, mouse/stylus pans, and two-finger pinches all retire stale rotation/resize restoration and old pinch-settle work before the gesture owns the chart, while the brief fast-pinch detection window remains seamless.
Viewer controls now share one clearly named direct-action handoff before applying user intent. Full Screen, zoom/Fit, lineup navigation, Basic/Advanced switching, quick jumps, Reset View, double-tap zoom, and control hide/show all retire stale rotation/resize restoration and pinch-settle work through the same path.
Direct viewer actions now share one reliable handoff path: toolbar and keyboard zoom/Fit, double-tap zoom, and Basic 6 / Advanced 6 switching all explicitly retire stale rotation/resize restoration and pinch-settle work before applying the requested view.
The first Reset View tap now retires already-pending rotation/resize and pinch-settle work before opening the confirmation window, keeping the confirmation state stable after a just-finished viewport change while preserving cancellation for any genuinely new resize.
Confirming Reset View immediately after rotation or resizing now cancels pending viewport-restoration and pinch-settle work first, so the full Lineup Center reset cannot be altered by stale viewer geometry.
Hiding or showing full-screen controls immediately after rotation or resizing now cancels pending viewport-restoration and pinch-settle work first, so the visitor's chrome choice always takes priority over stale viewer geometry.
Entering or leaving Full Screen immediately after rotation or resizing now cancels pending viewport-restoration and pinch-settle work first, so the visitor's full-screen action always takes priority over stale viewer geometry.
Quick-jump dropdowns and mobile quick-jump buttons now cancel pending rotation/resize and pinch-settle work before navigating, so the selected destination lineup always takes priority over stale viewer geometry.
Previous / Next, keyboard-arrow, and swipe navigation now clear any pending rotation/resize settle state before changing charts, so adjacent lineup navigation always takes priority over stale viewport geometry.
Changing to a different lineup type immediately after rotation or resizing now cancels older pinch-settle and deferred viewport-restoration work first, so the newly selected lineup stays in control instead of being pulled back by stale geometry state.
Switching between Basic 6 and Advanced 6 immediately after rotation or resizing now cancels older pinch-settle and viewport-restoration work first, so the newly selected chart set keeps the user's deliberate view instead of being pulled back by deferred state.
Toolbar and keyboard Zoom In, Zoom Out, and Fit actions now take priority over pending pinch-settle or viewport-restoration work after rotation or resize, preventing older deferred motion from pulling the chart away from the newly requested view.
Double-tap zoom immediately after rotation or resizing now cancels pending pinch-settle and viewport-restoration work before applying the new focal point, so older deferred state cannot pull the chart back afterward.
A fresh pan or pinch started immediately after rotation now cancels any paused or just-resumed pinch-settle animation, so the new gesture takes full control without fighting the previous snap target.
Rotation or resizing during the pinch-release settling animation now pauses the snap at its current zoom, preserves the exact image-space focal point, and resumes toward the same zoom stop only after the new viewport geometry has settled.
Rotation that overlaps a pan or pinch now waits for the gesture to finish and preserves the final image-space focal point, preventing the viewer from snapping back to the pre-gesture position.
Zoomed rotation now preserves the exact image-space focal point more precisely by using the last stable pre-rotation focal snapshot instead of sampling from an intermediate resize frame.
Orientation settling now respects reduced-motion preferences: visitors who request reduced motion receive the final chart geometry directly without the temporary fade/mask, while standard motion keeps the smooth settled handoff.
Portrait-to-landscape and landscape-to-portrait transitions now conceal intermediate chart geometry and reveal the lineup only after its final Fit or focal-position pass, preventing visible rotation jumps.
Landscape iPad Split View and Stage Manager Fit positioning now receives the same post-resize stabilization as portrait, preventing subtle chart drift after small width changes.
LATEST UPDATES
Added verified in-game profile imagery for eight completed S2 captures and replaced their catalog portrait placeholders. Leptomyrmex Burwelli remains pending until verified image intake is supplied.
PROTOTYPE REV203 · SEPTEMBER 19, 2026
The second S2 ant now has the TAUKS Decision Box and evidence-state profile. Roster identity is cataloged, while class, skills, position, partners and investment guidance remain Needs More Data until screenshot intake is verified.
PROTOTYPE REV199 · SEPTEMBER 19, 2026
The S3 Guardian profile now uses the TAUKS Decision Box. Its complete screenshot skill record is preserved, while position, partner, build-cost and current ranking guidance remain explicitly evidence-limited.
PROTOTYPE REV198 · SEPTEMBER 19, 2026
The S3 Emerald Jewel Ant page now uses the TAUKS Decision Box and explicitly marks investment, role, position and partner guidance as Needs More Data until its detailed skill intake is verified.
This log summarizes the current website build so visitors can distinguish finished features from work still awaiting evidence.
Added the first Universal / Special decision profile. Historical project evidence preserves Crimson Pearl as a Carrier TEST alternative between Mimic Crawler and Rainbow Scarlet, while detailed skills and current ranking remain under review.
ProfilesAdded the seventh S2 decision-first profile and completed 7/7 S2 profile-page coverage. Weaver Ant remains evidence-limited until its in-game class and skill intake is captured, and the next catalog block is Universal / Special.
ProfilesAdded the sixth S2 decision-first profile. The recovered roster confirms catalog identity, while class, skills, position, partners and lineup value remain explicitly Needs More Data until in-game intake is completed.
ProfilesAdded the fifth S2 decision-first profile. The recovered roster confirms catalog identity, while class, skills, position, partners and lineup value remain explicitly Needs More Data until in-game intake is completed.
ProfilesREV211 · LINEUP CENTER
The Lineup Center now starts with six direct player goals: Shooter, Carrier or Guardian × PvP or PvE. Selecting a goal opens the matching chart while preserving the existing Basic 6, Advanced 6, maturity-chart and S6 test layers.
Evidence rule retained: positions and recommendations remain source-gated; TEST and CHECK material is not promoted simply to complete a lineup.
The all-S6 Shooter trio Spotted Hunter S6 → Tiger Velvet S6 → Sickle Jaw S6 remains a TEST formation. Current source evidence rates that route S, while Spotted Hunter S6 → Rainbow Chaser S5 → Sickle Jaw S6 remains S+. The site now states that Rainbow Chaser remains the evidence-backed middle slot for maximum PvE output until repeated like-for-like PTP damage testing proves a gain from Tiger Velvet.
Guardian PTP PvE keeps Front OPEN. Umber Knight is now documented as the alternate Front TEST candidate because internal role evidence supports Front / Middle use, while fresher PvE placement evidence still favors Middle. The same ant is never duplicated across two slots in one proposed formation.
Each chart render now owns a load generation. Any delayed image-load callback that no longer belongs to the selected lineup/set is ignored before sizing or focal restoration runs, preventing rapid navigation from applying an older chart’s view state to the current chart.
Queued suspend/resume restoration now carries a generation guard. Any new direct viewer action or a fresh interruption invalidates older resume frames before they can apply zoom or focal position, so the first action after returning to the app always wins.
App switching, tab changes, page hiding, and device locking now carry one authoritative pre-interruption viewer snapshot containing both zoom and focal position. Resume restores only that captured state, eliminating the older mix of a suspend-specific focal snapshot plus fallback focal stores.
Window focus, visibility, page-hide, and page-show events now converge on one idempotent lifecycle. A clustered interruption suspends only once, and restoration waits until the page is both visible and focused, preventing duplicate gesture cleanup, persistence, or viewport restoration.
When the page becomes active again after app switching, tab changes, page hiding, or device locking, the Lineup Center now clears stale deferred viewport work, refreshes gesture timing, and restores the last stable chart focal state only after the live viewport is ready. This prevents delayed focus or resize work from shifting the chart on return.
Window blur, page hide, tab/app switching, and device locking now clear pending tap timers plus active or provisional pan/pinch intent before the viewer is backgrounded. Returning to the page starts from a clean interaction state without stale delayed actions.
Pending single-tap timers and double-tap memory now share one cleanup helper, while delayed full-screen control hide/show uses one scheduler. The existing tap timing, double-tap focal zoom, and accessibility behavior are preserved.
Provisional touch-pan state and tap-start tracking now share one per-pointer cleanup helper. Pinch promotion, pointer release, and pointer cancellation all retire temporary pointer intent consistently, making the gesture lifecycle easier to reason about without changing fast-pinch detection or tap behavior.
Pinch-to-pan settling now travels with the active pan interaction itself instead of relying on a separate global handoff flag. This removes redundant gesture state and makes pointer cleanup easier to reason about without changing the viewer behavior.
In landscape iPhone and compact iPad Split View, Zoom Out, Fit, zoom percentage, Zoom In, Full screen, Reset View, and the Reset confirmation cue now use a balanced compact grid. Touch targets stay at least 44px high while spacing and widths compress evenly so no single control crowds the chart toolbar.
On landscape iPhone screens and compact iPad Split View layouts, the Reset View countdown now stays tucked beside the chart controls with a shorter progress track and no redundant Confirm label. Extra-tight landscape windows compress the cue further so it does not crowd zoom or full-screen controls.
On smaller iPhone-width screens, the Reset View confirmation cue now uses a thicker, slightly wider countdown track with tighter spacing. On the narrowest screens, the redundant Confirm text collapses while the progress cue remains visible, improving clarity without adding vertical space.
After the first Reset View tap, a small visible Confirm progress bar now counts down through the 2.6-second confirmation window. It disappears immediately when the reset is confirmed, cancelled, or expires, while the existing screen-reader status messages remain unchanged.
If the second Reset View tap is not made before the confirmation timer expires, the live status now explicitly says that no Lineup Center preferences were changed and that the saved lineup, Basic/Advanced selection, zoom, focal position, full-screen state, and hidden-controls preference were preserved.
The Reset View live status now announces the same complete scope as the control itself: saved lineup, Basic/Advanced selection, zoom, focal position, full-screen state, and hidden-controls preference. The successful reset message also confirms that those saved preferences were cleared.
The Full screen button now announces the exact Basic 6 or Advanced 6 lineup it will open. While full-screen is active, the Done button likewise identifies the lineup whose full-screen view will be closed, keeping the accessibility language consistent with the set switcher, dropdowns, quick jumps, and Previous/Next controls.
The Basic 6 and Advanced 6 buttons now announce the exact lineup context they will switch to. The active button identifies the selected set and current lineup, while the inactive button announces the destination set and lineup before activation.
The Lineup Center Quick jump dropdown now identifies the active Basic 6 or Advanced 6 set in its accessible label and every lineup option, matching the full-context behavior of the main chart selector. The destination context updates automatically whenever the lineup set changes.
The Lineup Center chart-selection dropdown now includes the active Basic 6 or Advanced 6 set in every option, so assistive technology and visual users get the same complete destination context when choosing a chart. The dropdown label updates automatically when the set changes.
The Lineup Center quick-jump buttons now expose their complete destination to assistive technology, including the active Basic 6 or Advanced 6 set and the specific lineup name. Labels update automatically whenever the set changes.
Previous and Next controls now announce the exact lineup they will open, including the active Basic 6 or Advanced 6 set, instead of using generic navigation labels.
Whenever the Lineup Center changes charts or chart sets, assistive technology now hears the current Basic 6 / Advanced 6 set, lineup name, chart position, and zoom state together. The chart viewer region label also carries the current lineup context, so screen-reader users always know exactly which chart they are working with.
Screen-reader instructions now adapt to normal view, zoomed view, full-screen, and hidden-control states so only the controls and gestures that apply to the current viewing mode are announced.
The Lineup Center now exposes Basic/Advanced selection state to assistive technology, announces chart and zoom changes, gives the chart viewer a named region, supports keyboard zoom with + / − / 0, lets Enter or Space hide/show full-screen controls, restores focus after Escape, and enforces 44px touch targets on coarse-pointer mobile/tablet controls.
A pending Reset View confirmation now cancels if the browser tab becomes hidden, the visitor switches apps or tabs, or the device locks before the second tap. Returning requires a fresh two-step confirmation.
A pending Reset View confirmation now cancels immediately when orientation changes or the viewport is resized by Split View, Stage Manager, browser resizing, or visual-viewport changes. The viewer then continues its existing debounced resize and focal-position preservation behavior.
A pending Reset View confirmation now cancels when a single chart tap hides or restores the full-screen controls, so every deliberate chart interaction dismisses the pending reset.
A pending Reset View confirmation now cancels immediately when the visitor starts a deliberate zoom, pan, pinch, or double-tap zoom. The button returns to its normal state before the chart changes, preventing an old confirmation from lingering during active chart work.
Reset View confirmation now cancels cleanly when its timer expires, when the visitor navigates to another lineup or lineup set, or when full-screen mode is closed. The control immediately returns to its normal “Reset View” state and accessible status feedback explains that the pending reset was cancelled.
Reset View now requires a deliberate second tap within a short confirmation window before saved Lineup Center preferences are erased. A single accidental tap changes the control to “Tap again to reset” and safely expires without changing the viewer.
The Lineup Center now includes a one-tap Reset View control. It clears the remembered lineup type, Basic/Advanced selection, per-lineup zoom and focal positions, full-screen state, and hidden-control state, then returns the viewer to Shooter PvP, Basic 6, Fit, centered, with controls visible.
The complete Lineup Center state now uses persistent browser storage, so the last lineup, Basic/Advanced selection, per-lineup zoom and focal position, full-screen state, and hidden-control state can survive a full browser close and reopen.
The Lineup Center now remembers whether full-screen mode was active and whether its controls were hidden. Returning to the page in the same browser tab/session restores that presentation together with the last lineup selection, Basic/Advanced choice, zoom level, and focal area. Normal page view remains the default unless full-screen was actually active when the visitor left.
The Lineup Center now remembers the last lineup type and whether Basic 6 or Advanced 6 was selected. Returning to the page in the same browser tab/session reopens that exact lineup selection, while Rev56 continues to restore that lineup's saved zoom level and focal area.
Each of the six lineup types now remembers its own last-viewed full-screen zoom level and normalized focal area. Returning to Shooter, Carrier, or Guardian PvP/PvE restores that lineup's previous view, while Basic 6 and Advanced 6 share the same memory for the corresponding lineup. View memory is retained for the current browser tab/session.
Switching Basic 6 / Advanced 6 for the same lineup now carries the current full-screen zoom level and normalized focal area into the corresponding chart. The destination remains edge-clamped so view continuity is preserved even when the two chart images have slightly different geometry.
Previous/Next, keyboard arrows, and swipe navigation now carry the current full-screen zoom level and normalized focal area into the adjacent lineup chart. Different chart shapes are handled with edge clamping so the closest practical viewing area is preserved without empty-space drift.
Returning to Fit now remembers the area the user was examining, and toolbar zoom restores that same focal area instead of jumping back to the chart center.
Full-screen control visibility changes now preserve the user's current zoom and chart focal point. Tapping the chart to hide or restore the controls no longer subtly shifts the viewed area.
Rotation, Split View, and Stage Manager resizing now keep the user's current zoom and chart focal point instead of returning to the default center. Resize bursts remain consolidated, and active gestures still defer the update until the fingers leave the chart.
Rapid Stage Manager, Split View, orientation, and visual-viewport resize events are now consolidated into one final recenter after the viewport becomes stable. Active gestures still defer the update until the fingers leave the chart.
Orientation changes and iPad Split View or Stage Manager resizing now refresh the phone/tablet gesture timing profile immediately after the layout changes. If a pinch or pan is already active, the new profile waits until that gesture finishes so timing never changes underneath the user's fingers.
Tablet gesture timing now identifies iPad-class devices from touch and physical screen characteristics instead of relying only on the current browser-window width. Split View and Stage Manager therefore keep tablet-appropriate two-finger recognition even when the website is displayed in a narrow window.
Fast two-finger recognition keeps a shorter response window on iPhone while allowing slightly more time on iPad and tablet-sized screens, so pinch gestures feel immediate without delaying genuine one-finger panning.
A short provisional touch window now lets a quick second finger promote directly into pinch zoom before one-finger panning becomes visible. Genuine single-finger drags still activate promptly once movement clearly indicates pan intent.
Adding a second finger during one-finger panning now preserves the exact current chart position and begins pinch zoom without snapping backward.
When one finger remains after a two-finger pinch, that finger immediately continues panning from the current chart position before zoom settling occurs.
Pinch reversal sensitivity now adapts to gesture speed: quick decisive direction changes take over sooner, while slow tentative reversals require more evidence and small oscillations remain filtered.
The lineup viewer now preserves strong earlier pinch direction through a nearly stationary release. Direction is based on accumulated gesture evidence, so a few tiny end movements cannot erase a deliberate zoom-in or zoom-out motion; a true reversal must build enough movement to take over.
LineupsRelease direction changes only after a clearly intentional pinch movement. Tiny finger-spacing or scale changes near release are ignored, preventing last-moment jitter from nudging the chart to the wrong zoom step.
LineupsPinch-release settling now remembers the user’s latest meaningful zoom direction. When the chart is close enough to the next practical zoom step, a continuing zoom-in gesture favors the higher step and a zoom-out gesture favors the lower step, while large unintended jumps are prevented.
LineupsPinch-release settling now adapts to the size of the final correction. Small adjustments finish quickly, while larger zoom changes use a slightly longer, gentler ease so the chart settles without feeling abrupt.
LineupsWhen a two-finger pinch ends, the lineup chart now eases to the nearest practical zoom step — 100%, 125%, 150%, 175%, or 200% — while preserving the viewed area around the center of the screen. This gives each gesture a clean finish without an abrupt snap.
LineupsPinch-to-zoom now updates from the most recent finger spacing on every frame instead of referencing only the gesture start. Reversing direction mid-pinch feels smoother and avoids sudden scale jumps while preserving the focal point under your fingers.
LineupsThe full-screen lineup viewer now supports natural two-finger pinch zoom on iPhone and iPad. The chart remains anchored beneath the fingers while scaling between Fit and 200%, then returns to direct drag panning when the gesture ends.
LineupsZoomed lineup charts now use direct pointer-tracked dragging with animation-frame updates, immediate edge clamping, and no extra momentum drift for a more controlled feel on iPhone and iPad.
LineupsZoomed lineup charts now hard-stop at their actual scroll limits, so drag or momentum scrolling cannot leave the image drifting into empty space.
LineupsDouble-tap zoom now anchors to the exact point tapped on the chart and centers that location more accurately after zooming.
LineupsIn full-screen lineup view, double tap the chart to zoom to 150% around the tapped area. Double tap again to return to Fit. Single tap still hides or restores the controls.
LineupsThe lineup viewer now adapts Fit placement to each chart shape. Extra-tall charts start nearer the top in portrait for easier reading, while standard and landscape views remain centered. Fit still preserves the original image proportions.
LineupsFull-screen lineup charts now calculate their fitted size from both the available width and height, maximizing screen use without stretching or squashing the original chart image.
LineupsWhen a full-screen lineup is rotated between portrait and landscape, the chart now returns to Fit and recenters after the new viewport settles, preventing off-center or cropped views.
LineupsIn full-screen lineup view, tapping the chart now hides the title, zoom toolbar, and pager for an almost unobstructed image. Tap the chart again to bring the controls back.
LineupsFull-screen chart controls now share a single compact toolbar, use shorter readable labels, and leave more room for the lineup image in both portrait and landscape.
LineupsLandscape full-screen mode compresses the title and controls while dedicating nearly all remaining horizontal space to the lineup chart.
LineupsLineup charts can now open in a dedicated phone/tablet viewing mode with nearly all screen space reserved for the chart, while keeping zoom and paging controls available.
LineupsReduced surrounding chrome and expanded the lineup chart workspace on mobile and desktop.
LineupsAdded Fit, zoom out, and zoom in controls with pan support for enlarged charts.
LineupsBasic 6 / Advanced 6 switching is now sticky on mobile, with swipe navigation, one-tap chart chips, clearer paging, and larger touch targets.
LineupsThe site menu now opens and closes properly on phones and tablets, including keyboard and accessibility behavior.
NavigationQuestion routing, speech input where supported, and local screenshot preview are now functional.
Ask DollyThe remaining homepage placeholder cards now lead to functional Schoolhouse and Latest Updates pages.
WebsiteHomepage search and topic selection now route visitors to matching ant profiles, the Ant Catalog, Lineups, Schoolhouse, or Updates.
NavigationThe homepage now offers direct paths to finding an ant, building a lineup, or learning the basics.
HomepageSeason, class, evidence status, and profile readiness are easier to scan on desktop and mobile.
Ant CatalogS3 profiles now use a consistent evidence structure, skill presentation, quick navigation, and previous/next profile controls.
ProfilesThe Ant Catalog expanded to all eight S3 records plus seven S2 ants awaiting detailed screenshot intake.
CatalogEVIDENCE STATUS
S2 skill profiles remain intentionally unpublished until their screenshot intake is completed. Cyphomyrmex Rimosus and Emerald Jewel Ant also remain evidence-limited. Missing information is shown as pending rather than filled with assumptions.
Rev100: A new pan or pinch immediately after rotation cancels any pending or resumed settle animation so the fresh gesture fully owns the chart state.
Rev99: Rotation or resizing during pinch-release settling now pauses the snap, preserves the exact focal point, and resumes the same target zoom after the viewport finishes settling.
Rev92: Portrait iPad and Split View now fit extra-tall and wider lineup charts differently: tall charts prioritize every available pixel of height and start cleanly at the top, while wider charts prioritize available width and remain centered, always preserving the original aspect ratio.
Rev91: Full-screen portrait iPad and Split View now devote more of the available height to the chart, trim nonessential chrome, and reduce the fit edge gap while preserving the chart's original aspect ratio.
Rev90: Full-screen portrait iPad and narrow portrait Split View now place the title/counter and chart controls on balanced dedicated rows, preserving readable chart context while keeping controls compact during portrait resizing.
Rev89: The full-screen title/counter area and chart toolbar now share the top row with responsive proportions that rebalance smoothly during rotation, iPad Split View, and Stage Manager resizing without crowding either side.
Rev88: The full-screen chart title and page counter now stay readable on the narrowest landscape layouts, using tighter spacing, controlled title truncation, and an extra-compact counter when needed without competing with the toolbar.
Rev87: Previous / Next navigation is now compact and evenly balanced on the narrowest landscape phone layouts, with short visible labels, a compact page counter, and preserved 44px touch targets.
Rev86: Narrowest iPhone landscape widths now keep Zoom, Fit, Full, Reset, and the confirmation cue evenly balanced while preserving 44px touch targets.
Rev85: Extremely tight landscape toolbars now shorten Full screen and Reset View labels gracefully while preserving full accessible names.
Rev84: Compact landscape chart controls now share space evenly while preserving 44px touch targets.
Rev83: Landscape phones and compact iPad Split View now use a tighter Reset confirmation cue beside chart controls.
Rev82: Small-phone Reset confirmation cue is clearer without using additional vertical space.
Rev81: Reset View now shows a subtle visible confirmation progress cue during the second-tap window.
Rev80: Reset-confirmation timeout feedback now explicitly states that all saved Lineup Center preferences were preserved.
Rev79: Reset-cancellation live feedback now confirms the full pending Lineup Center reset was cancelled and all saved viewing preferences were kept.
Lineup-type changes now override deferred rotation/resize state. Selecting a different lineup immediately after rotation or resizing cancels stale pinch-settle and viewport-restoration work before the outgoing view is captured and the new chart is rendered, so direct navigation always wins.
Basic/Advanced set switching now overrides deferred rotation/resize state. Switching chart sets immediately after rotation or resizing cancels older pinch-settle and viewport-restoration work before the matching chart view is carried across, so the new set remains in control.
Double-tap zoom now overrides deferred rotation/resize state. A double tap immediately after rotation or window resizing cancels any older pinch-settle or viewport-restoration work before applying the new tapped focal point, so the viewer no longer snaps back after the direct zoom gesture.
The PTP Shooter PvE chart now has a complete S6-only test trio: Spotted Hunter S6 → Tiger Velvet S6 → Sickle Jaw S6. The project’s expanded PvE provisional chart records that exact formation as an S-rated Middle Replacement. The mixed-season Spotted Hunter S6 → Rainbow Chaser S5 → Sickle Jaw S6 specialist remains the stronger S+ reference, so Tiger Velvet is published as a Middle TEST candidate, not a locked Best-in-Slot winner.
The S6 Guardian test trio Brute Ant S6 → Umber Knight S6 → Scarlet Jaw S6 is now compared directly with the established White Crystal S4 → Blue Velvet S5 → Giant Jaw S5 PvE S+ benchmark. The site records the S6 trio as more offense-dense by role profile, but does not declare a damage winner because no like-for-like repeated PvE damage dataset is currently verified. A controlled damage-test protocol is now published.
Guardian S6 PTP PvE now has a complete test trio: Brute Ant S6 → Umber Knight S6 → Scarlet Jaw S6. Brute Ant is promoted from evidence-intake status to Front TEST after official material confirmed Front Line placement and offensive counterattack / healing-to-damage mechanics. This remains a test formation, not a locked Best-in-Slot claim.
Review the protected Rev178-to-current content map before larger structural changes.
Rev197 adds the TAUKS Decision Box and evidence-first profile structure while keeping combat guidance withheld until the detailed skill intake is verified.
Rev201 adds the TAUKS Decision Box to the completed 37-screen S3 Shooter profile. The page now separates verified ranged-distance mechanics from historical progression evidence and withholds a fixed position or current universal ranking where evidence is insufficient.
REV212 · LINEUP CENTER
Reviewed: September 19, 2026 · Status: Implemented
Added the locked Basic 6 / Advanced 6 / Other lineup-set selector, preserved same-lineup context when switching Basic ↔ Advanced, and refreshed Lineup Center version metadata.
REV213 · LINEUP CENTER
Basic 6 and Advanced 6 now expose chart breadcrumb context, Last Reviewed, Status and Version metadata, Previous / Page X of 6 / Next navigation, Back to Lineup Center, Home, and the account-fit Ask Dolly prompt required by the locked V1 Lineup Center standard.
REV214 · LINEUP CENTER
Each Basic 6 or Advanced 6 chart now has a stable URL state for the selected lineup set and class/activity. Browser Back/Forward restores that chart, Copy chart link creates a bookmarkable/shareable route, and Ask Dolly carries the current class, PvP/PvE mode and lineup-set context forward.
REV215 · LINEUP CENTER
Each Basic 6 or Advanced 6 chart now links directly to the Special Ant directory pre-filtered to the current troop class. This closes the V1 navigation gap between lineup guidance and relevant ant information without inventing ant placements from chart images.