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The fair, on-theme edge lever for slow chains (from the calibration work): a run now descends `maxDepth` levels instead of one map, so cumulative run length makes the block-timer bite WITHOUT a giant single dungeon or a cheating-fast monster. Engine (game.js): - depth/maxDepth; _generateLevel(depth) builds each level (fresh dungeon + monster + FOV), _descend() steps down. Reaching a non-final exit descends (event "descend", stays active); only the final exit escapes (event "escaped"). - Treasure lives only in the vault (final level) — intermediate levels race to the stairs. Single-level (maxDepth=1) is byte-identical to before. - Provably fair per level: levelSeed(masterSeed, depth) (provablyFair.js) — level 1 = master seed, deeper levels salted; the whole descent regenerates from the one committed seed. Verified: game levels == regenerateFromSeed(levelSeed(seed,d)). Pacing (difficultyConfig.js): NETWORK_TUNING now sets LEVELS ∝ block time (GRIN 1, XMR 2, LTC 2, WOW 4, BTC 8) — replacing the size-scale hack; size + monster stay at the fair preset. DUNGEON_LEVELS operator override; NETWORK_TUNING_DISABLED → 1 level. Wiring: socketHandlers afterPlayerMove gets a "descend" branch (no game-over, no monster move on arrival). Client gameState.js clears the accumulated map/explored/ visible tiles on a depth change so the old level does not ghost through the new one. Sim: explorer bot resets fog-of-war on descent so multi-level sims stay honest (full re-calibration of the level counts is the pending follow-up). Tests: multiLevel_ultra (descent, vault-only treasure, per-level provably-fair, single-level default, DUNGEON_LEVELS) + networkTuning rewritten for the levels model. Suite 61 suites / 432 green; end-to-end 4-level WOW run descends 3x then escapes.
