Mirrors the name modal: earning the Gat objective sets
Player.needs_gat_description, and GatModal.svelte (rendered by Dashboard
across all phases) prompts for a one-of-a-kind Gat description, stored in
Player.gat_description and shown on the character sheet. Like a stolen
Name, the Gat's description travels with it through Gat Tax transfers.
- Player.gat_description / needs_gat_description (+ migration)
- toggle_objective personal_1 sets/clears the prompt
- crud_challenge gat-tax paths move the description with the Gat
- set-gat-description route; CharacterSheet displays it
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
When a Pi-Rat completes their second objective and ranks up, they now
get a blocking modal popup (NameModal.svelte, rendered by Dashboard
across all phases) to claim their Pirate Name, rather than an optional
box buried in their character sheet. Removed the old inline prompt-box
and its handler from CharacterSheet.svelte.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Card tooltips now show what a card represents *as* an Obstacle (the
rulebook obstacle table entry) in addition to its suit theme, which is
relevant when challenging another Pi-Rat. The obstacle tables are served
from the backend via GET /api/obstacles (single source of truth in
cards.py) and cached client-side in cards.js, with a retry so a transient
first-load failure doesn't silently disable the tooltips.
Enriched everywhere cards appear in the challenge flow: hand/board cards
(Card.svelte), PvP defend buttons and the temporary-obstacle line
(ChallengePanel), and the duel card selector, which also shows an
inline description of what the chosen card becomes as an Obstacle.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
CSS refactor: every color, font, radius, and shadow is now defined once
in theme.css; all other styles derive translucent variants with
color-mix(), so re-theming means editing one file. Removed the
duplicate core.css/style.css import chains, dead styles, and the
Bootstrap/Tailwind orphan classes that were silently unstyled
(the main reason the splash page looked broken).
New "Lantern & Brine" look: brass and parchment on a lantern-lit
ink-navy night, Pirata One wordmark with Alegreya SC/Sans body fonts
(self-hosted via fontsource — they were previously referenced but
never loaded), parchment-faced playing cards, and a rebuilt splash
page. Inline color styles in components were replaced with semantic
classes (prompt-box, notice-banner, status chips, etc.), the rulebook's
embedded palette was updated to match, and the leftover Vite favicon
and "frontend" page title were replaced.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
