Native masters and historical references

43 individually inspected reference and history records. Original artwork and preferred outputs remain preserved. Legacy lossy encodings are shown beside native masters for comparison. Earlier rejected proposals stay historical; these references grant no new game approval.

The initial-review register is complete. All5,633 remaining qualification records still require their individual artwork, context and runtime work.

WOG-A-008281

A wide opaque parchment sheet holds ten complete isometric vignettes in two rows: blue-roofed castle, orange-roofed walled town, thatched hamlet, farm, conifers, deciduous woodland, rocky mountain, palm oasis, ice spires and windmill fields. Fine outlines, warm earth colours and small masonry/leaf/roof detail provide useful style comparisons. The parchment joins every vignette; these are not separate transparent live sprites.

Retain as an exact composition/style reference linked to identical public sheet3225. Do not cut out, repaint or treat the sheet as ten independently approved world assets; its varied physical scales, contacts and states remain examples, not production placement contracts.

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WOG-A-008282

Olive upland ground contains pale diagonal rock ribs, dense small stone marks and tiny green shrub clumps over a brown-green base. Several similarly shaped rib-and-shrub groups recur across the complete square; fine detail looks granular and encoding is not pixel-exact to the master.

Preserve the native master and exact historical encoded copy. Repeated arrangements, physical grain size, material identity, slope state and full normal-world fidelity/performance/lifecycle remain separate qualification work. No periodic mesh-ground acceptance.

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WOG-A-008283

The second upland square has larger pale rocky ribs, dark rough mounds, scattered tiny trees/shrubs and open olive-brown channels. The diagonal rocky belts and clustered mounds produce a conspicuous recurring arrangement even though local edges vary.

Keep native source detail; qualify genuinely nonperiodic landscape composition, coherent rock/shrub scale, slope/contact and draw-size grain. This lossy legacy encoding cannot prove original pixel preservation or current renderer use.

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WOG-A-008284

Grey-white arctic ground alternates numerous dark rocky snowy mounds with broad blue-grey cracked ice pools. Bright snow ribbons and repeated sloping mountain-like clusters cover the square; the fine surfaces remain visibly illustrated.

Retain the native snow/ice master and historical derivative separately. Define ice versus snowy-ground role, physical mound/crack scale, correct seasonal state and whole-ground nonrepetition; do not infer frozen-water traversal or new terrain rules.

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WOG-A-008285

Ochre desert ground is dominated by many low jagged rock ridges and lighter sandy channels, with recurring diagonal belts of raised stone. It is a rough stony desert surface rather than a clean field of tall windblown dunes.

Use truthful stony-desert role and preserve native facet/stone detail. Replace recurring whole-ground arrangement before mesh acceptance, verify grain/relief/contact scale and actual normal-context fidelity and lifecycle, with no arbitrary blur or lossy substitution.

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WOG-A-008286

Dense tiny golden/green rectangular plots, dark hedge-like bands, small shrubs and grey stones form a broad agricultural patchwork. Repeated diagonal groups of plot rectangles make this read as many miniature fields rather than neutral soil grain.

Retain the native agricultural painting and encoded history. Define whether visible field parcels are scenery or actual managed land; qualify plot/hedge scale and nonrepeating whole-ground composition without implying playable parcels, crops or staffed production from painted rows.

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WOG-A-008287

Olive-green grassland contains quiet low-contrast grass/soil brushwork, pale scattered stony flecks and tiny rounded shrub clusters. Similar dark shrub bunches and open patches recur across the square, although the surface is flatter than the upland variants.

Preserve delicate low-contrast native grasses instead of smearing or darkening them. Verify nonperiodic shrub/ground arrangement, physical grass grain, shrub size, ground contact/state and complete normal-view performance/lifecycle.

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WOG-A-008288

Rolling green hills are represented by many raised rocky shoulders and rounded trees concentrated on their slopes. Pale ridge edges and shadowed tree clusters repeat in diagonal bands across alternating open green valleys.

Keep the native ridge and tree detail. Resolve actual terrain relief versus painted miniature hills, relative tree/rock scale, nonperiodic composition and normal placement/contact before mesh-ground qualification.

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WOG-A-008289

Teal lake water has fine small wavelets, broad alternating light/dark pools and sparse yellow-green underwater-looking flecks. Large pale circular/oval light patches recur in several areas and give the otherwise quiet surface a patterned appearance.

Preserve native subtle water marks. Qualify nonperiodic illumination/wave arrangement, depth/state identity, shoreline continuity, physical ripple scale and full normal-world fidelity/performance/lifecycle; an opaque square supplies no bank-contact or transparency proof.

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WOG-A-008290

Deeper blue-teal ocean water carries fine curved wave marks and several larger diagonal bright ripple streaks over broad dark/light patches. Recurrent diagonal highlights and mottled lighting are visible across the complete opaque square.

Keep original fine wave detail and source colours. Whole-surface nonrepetition, sea-state truth, physical ripple scale, coast/water continuity and normal decoder/performance/lifecycle remain open; no acceptance from its ocean name or legacy runtime path.

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WOG-A-008291

Muted olive-grey tundra mixes low rocky hummocks, pale frost/snow traces and small dark blue-grey wet or shadowed pockets. Similar rocky humps repeat along a diagonal rhythm, with very fine marks covering the spaces between.

Preserve native frost, tiny stones and low-contrast colour. Define actual thaw/wetness/vegetation state, hummock/grain size and nonperiodic layout; qualify contact, fidelity and runtime/lifecycle without treating blue shadows as proven traversable water.

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WOG-A-008292

The second arctic square is paler and quieter, with broader snow/ice flats between narrow dark rocky ridges and fine crack networks. Several long pointed ridge clusters recur across the square and dominate the visible landscape rhythm.

Retain source snow/ice detail and historical bytes. Resolve ridge physical scale, ice versus ground role, true nonperiodic large-form composition and normal-world contact/state/performance/lifecycle before any deployment permission.

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WOG-A-008293

Golden sandy valleys wind between broad brown flat-topped cracked shelves, with small pebbles and fine pale erosion lines. Large similar shelf-and-channel forms recur diagonally; this variant reads as dry eroded plateaus rather than the first rocky desert surface.

Keep the original shelf and sand detail. Qualify truthful dry-plateau material/relief, grain scale, nonperiodic large forms and normal ground/foreground contact before any mesh use; historical lossy bytes remain reference only.

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WOG-A-008294

Larger irregular green/golden fields have curved parallel furrows, narrow dark hedge or stone boundaries and occasional tiny shrubs. The parcels make a recognizable agricultural landscape, with similarly curving field groups recurring across the square.

Retain native furrow and boundary detail. Separate painted field parcels from actual productive land and staffing; qualify physical parcel/grain scale, nonrepeating layout, contact, state and normal-world fidelity/performance/lifecycle.

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WOG-A-008295

Golden-olive grassland has several long pale ridges or swales, small stony flecks and dark green shrub groups concentrated along diagonal bands. Subtle fine grass marks fill broad quiet areas, while clustered shrubs recur in a visible rhythm.

Preserve fine native grass strokes and gentle tonal variation. Resolve shrub/grass physical scale, whether pale bands depict relief, actual vegetation state and nonperiodic whole-ground arrangement; do not blur away detail to hide recurrence.

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WOG-A-008296

Rolling olive hills have longer pale rocky ridge shoulders, open green valleys and dense rounded tree clusters. The ridge/tree bands repeat diagonally, with a few isolated tiny trees standing between larger grouped forms.

Keep the native tree silhouettes and rock edges. Qualify relief and tree scale against actual foreground assets, true nonrepetition, contact and draw-size detail with the complete runtime/lifecycle checks still open.

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WOG-A-008297

Muted green-teal lake water contains a fine dense mesh of short wavelets, broad pale cloudy pools and sparse yellow-green flecks. Several larger bright water patches recur across the complete opaque square.

Preserve native subtle colour and wave marks. Qualify nonperiodic illumination and ripple scale, truthful depth/state and shoreline continuity; the legacy lossy image and file dimensions alone cannot establish lake readiness or live use.

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WOG-A-008298

Dark blue-teal ocean water contains several broad luminous diagonal swells and thin white crest marks over fine wavelets. Similar parallel crest groupings recur from upper-left toward lower-right, producing a strong patterned sea surface.

Retain original small wave strokes and crest shape. Resolve sea-state and physical wave scale, large-form nonrepetition and coast/water contact plus normal performance/lifecycle; do not tile this illustration merely because it is a runtime asset.

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WOG-A-008299

Muted grey-olive tundra has long low stone ridges, sparse dark wet-looking pools, tiny pale frost traces and a few small dark conifer-like marks. Parallel ridge-and-pool groups recur along a diagonal pattern across the square.

Preserve native low-contrast frost, stone and vegetation detail. Qualify actual wet/frozen state, ridge and tree size, nonperiodic layout, terrain contact and full normal-view fidelity/performance/lifecycle.

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WOG-A-008300

Golden-green marsh islands surround numerous small blue-green pools and channels. Tiny sedge/shrub clumps border the wet areas, and similarly curved island/pool groups recur across the image.

Keep original fine marsh plants and water detail. Correct the recurring whole-ground layout through an appropriate retained native alternative, with actual water level, sedge scale, bank continuity and complete normal-world performance/lifecycle still required.

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WOG-A-008301

Broader blue-green channels weave between olive-golden grassy islands with tiny vegetation clumps, stony specks and fine ground strokes. Repeating diagonal water-and-island arrangements remain visible across the complete square.

Preserve native brushwork and truthful marsh state. Qualify nonperiodic water continuity, plant/grain scale, bank contact and full normal-context runtime/lifecycle; this historical encoding does not resolve the separate wetland reload discrepancy.

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WOG-A-008302

Dense small leafy tree stands form rounded and elongated woodland patches separated by olive grassy clearings and scattered stones. Similar tree-patch clusters recur diagonally, with fine leaf highlights and thin trunks visible in the original-sized derivative.

Preserve native leaf/trunk detail and source colours. Determine canopy versus ground role, coherent tree height and footprint against actual placed trees, nonperiodic forest layout, contact and complete context/performance/lifecycle before any live admission.

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WOG-A-008303

Larger elongated leafy woodland bands alternate with broad open olive clearings, small scattered saplings and pale rocky flecks. Numerous similar tree belts run diagonally across the square, retaining a strong repeating landscape rhythm.

Keep native leaf clusters, trunks and delicate ground marks. Resolve actual canopy/ground representation and plant scale, remove recurring whole-landscape arrangement in the selected mesh solution, and verify all contact/state/normal-context/performance/lifecycle gates.

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WOG-A-008461

A complete abandoned mine scene combines a timber-framed tunnel, minecart on rust-brown rails, broken upper winding structure, rocky mound, dead tree and sparse conifers. Fine wood grain, metal fastenings and stone detail are strong, with a broad warm/grey glow surrounding the finite scene as displayed.

Retain exact catalogued historical artwork and recorded user rejection; do not select it over the preferred original. A fresh live proposal would require independent source comparison, cutout/glow diagnosis, rail/crane scale, rocky-ground contact and actual abandoned-state/context qualification.

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WOG-A-008462

A dense pale-stone metropolis rises to a large blue-green dome, with many smaller domes, red tiled roofs, stairs, arches, courtyards, a circular arena and a tall obelisk. Numerous tiny architectural details remain distinct; the city is a complete finite composite with broad surrounding warm haze as displayed.

Preserve this rejected historical study and its original source link. Do not replace the preferred metropolis, infer separate functional buildings or grant live permission. Canonical city scale, style, terrain contact and clean alpha plus lifecycle/context remain source-specific work.

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WOG-A-008463

Three separate gnarled oaks have pale yellow-green leaf clusters, deeply twisted trunks, hollows and long exposed roots. The largest rear tree stands above two lower trees; all three appear against a broad green/brown glow without a continuous soil apron.

Keep the rejected historical composition as provenance beside the original oak artwork. Exposed root contact, tree scale, fine leaf silhouette and glow/alpha require independent qualification before any world use; do not erase the recorded user preference.

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WOG-A-008464

A tall broken stone arch and wall rise between fluted columns over cracked paving and steps. Fallen column drums, scattered blocks, moss and isolated stones make a complete finite ruin with crisp stone chips and broad surrounding pale/warm glow as displayed.

Retain exact rejected-study history and preferred original. Qualification of any future ruin must address stylistic coherence, arch/column scale, soil contact, detached fragments and true-alpha boundary on actual ground, without inventing an interactable entrance.

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WOG-A-008465

Three separate snowy timber-and-stone structures show a detached watchtower, large central hall with tower and a small right log store/shed. Blue-grey roof shingles, thick snow bands, wood grain, crates, barrels and stored logs retain fine detail, with pale grey glow around each building.

Preserve this rejected historical building composition. Separate snow/seasonal state, relative building scale, foundation contact, alpha/glow and actual canonical outpost role remain open; the picture alone creates no playable watchtower, storage or housing capacity.

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WOG-A-008466

Five autumn trees display bright yellow, orange and red leaf crowns, twisted trunks and small exposed root feet. A tall orange tree anchors the rear and two shorter reddish crowns sit toward the front; a strong warm glow surrounds and joins the group as displayed.

Retain exact historical study bytes and recorded rejection. Preserve the preferred original forest and seasonal truth; tree/root scale, complete silhouettes, alpha/glow, forest contact and normal-context/lifecycle must be qualified independently.

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WOG-A-008467

Several bamboo clumps form a loose triangular group with thin segmented green stems and sharply pointed yellow-green leaves. A taller central rear clump stands over shorter foreground stands; broad greenish glow fills gaps around the foliage.

Keep the rejected historic study as reference, preserving the original bamboo artwork and feedback. Qualify stem/leaf scale, ground contact, thin-blade transparency, clump arrangement and true state separately before any source admission.

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WOG-A-008468

Three large square golden grain clumps surround a small open timber harvest shed, sacks, tied sheaves and a wheeled cart. Dense individual ears and straw detail are prominent, while plant and shed size relationships appear strongly stylized; a broad golden glow surrounds the elements.

Retain the rejected study and preferred original. Plant/building physical scale, crop identity and season, ground contact, alpha and normal context remain open. Painted ripe grain, sheaves and sacks do not establish actual crops, stocks or productive buildings.

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WOG-A-008469

A stepped mound of dark grey polygonal basalt columns has pale cracked tops, chipped vertical facets, mossy seams and loose angular pieces around its base. The complete isolated formation has a broad grey/warm glow as displayed and no visible smoke or molten material.

Retain rejected-study history beside the preferred basalt source and current bounded smoke repairs. Do not add smoke from the family name, select this different formation as an original-preserving fix, or infer quarry stocks. Scale, contact and alpha/context remain separate.

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WOG-A-008470

A compact walled keep has a tall central square tower, slate-blue hipped roofs, smaller corner towers, an open paved courtyard, timber galleries, stair and barred front gate. Masonry courses, roof shingles, crates and barrels are detailed; broad warm glow surrounds the whole fortress.

Keep exact rejected historical artwork and preferred original. Qualify fortification scale, architectural style, foundation/contact and alpha/glow in normal context; the illustration does not create usable gates, garrison capacity or wall mechanics.

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WOG-A-008471

A broad pale snowy/icy ground study shows many small dark rocky ridges, granular snow strokes and larger irregular blue-grey ice patches. Similar ridge/ice groups recur in a diagonal rhythm across the wide rectangular image.

Preserve the catalogued historical mesh study and original source. A continuous-looking rectangle does not prove nonrepetition or coherent physical snow/ice scale; require material/state/contact, complete context/performance/lifecycle and retained artist detail before any mesh selection.

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WOG-A-008472

A wide golden-olive ground study has small irregular green shrub clumps, pale stony flecks, quiet brownish gaps and dense fine grass/soil strokes. It lacks the clearly bounded crop parcels of some field sources and retains a recurring diagonal clump-and-gap rhythm.

Keep this historical attempted field ground and its source/feedback. Define its actual grassy versus cultivated-land role, protect native strokes and qualify nonrepetition, physical grain and ground contacts rather than assume agriculture from its filename.

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WOG-A-008473

Yellow-green grassland is crossed by many pale narrow diagonal bands, tiny rounded shrubs and scattered bright stones. Numerous thin curly grass marks cover the wide image, while larger shrub-and-ridge groups visibly recur.

Retain the historical study and preferred native master. Resolve nonperiodic layout and physical grass/shrub/relief scale; do not blur away fine marks, approve tiled repetition or infer normal-view performance from a flat image.

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WOG-A-008474

A wide teal lake-water study contains dense fine curved wavelets and many small bright white crests. Broad muted pale-green underwater-looking patches and mottled lighting vary across the image without a bank or ground edge.

Keep the exact historical ripple study. Qualify actual lake state, nonperiodic larger forms, physical wave scale, shoreline continuity and full context/runtime/lifecycle; no repeatable-mesh or water-mechanics acceptance follows from its continuity label.

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WOG-A-008475

A square olive/dark-brown ground study contains dense short curled plant-like marks and small rounded bumps over shallow winding dark depressions. The raised mottled bands recur across the surface, and obvious open blue water is absent.

Preserve the original historical trial and all feedback. Define truthful wetland/soil/vegetation identity instead of accepting a family name, resolve recurring forms and grain scale, and qualify bank/contact/state and full runtime before any preferred selection.

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WOG-A-008476

The second square wetland trial has stronger light/dark contrast, dense shiny yellow-green curled marks, small dark pits and coarse clumpy ridges. It reads as granular mossy/earthy material with little clearly readable open water and a repeated mottled rhythm.

Retain exact historic bytes without declaring it an improvement over the original or the first trial. Actual wetness/material identity, physical grain and nonrepeating large forms remain open, together with complete contact/context and runtime/lifecycle gates.

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WOG-A-008477

A long isolated rocky slope strip runs from upper-left to lower-right, with a low exposed cliff lip, many rounded boulders, small gravel and sparse yellow-green plants. It has a distinct finite silhouette and broad warm-grey glow around the apron as displayed.

Preserve this finite slope study and its source history. A bounded cliff strip cannot serve as continuous mesh ground; qualify lip height, stone scale, side/end boundaries, alpha/glow and terrain contact against the actual slope role and normal context.

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WOG-A-008478

A square teal lake ripple study has many fine curved wavelets, a few brighter white glints and broad pale-green mottled patches. Its quiet water contains no shoreline, reeds or explicit depth markers.

Keep the exact historical ripple variant and preferred original. Qualify nonperiodic illumination/wave forms, water-state and physical ripple scale with full shoreline/contact and runtime/lifecycle verification; a quiet preview alone proves none of those gates.

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WOG-A-008479

A wide high-contrast olive/brown surface has densely clustered moss-like bumps, pale branching curled marks, dark shallow grooves and scattered small stones. There are no broad clearly blue open channels, and similar dense raised groups recur across the whole rectangle.

Retain historical continuous-wetland trial bytes and feedback. Define actual material and wetness, resolve grain scale and recurring groups, and verify nonrepetition, contact and complete normal-world performance/lifecycle without accepting a continuity claim from its name.

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WOG-A-008480

A square golden-olive upland study has many small bright stones, low pale rocky rib networks, tiny dark shrubs and quieter open strips. Fine stone/grass detail is retained, with comparable ridge-and-shrub forms recurring across the full ground.

Keep the catalogued mountain-ground study and original source. Qualify truthful low-upland versus mountain role, nonperiodic large forms, physical grain and slope/contact scale, and normal-context fidelity/performance/lifecycle; do not repaint or downscale it for storage.

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