Discovery cards — GM keeps these until revealed

Exterior satchel examination

Measured weight: one small parcel. Shadow: a square beneath an apparently empty bag. Route tag: crescent, three dots; street number smudged. Bell moves with the buckle. Draw the surviving seal exactly. Try this: Separate observations of a present parcel from the unreliable street number.

Household seal register

Crescent + two dots: Hazel Hill. Crescent + three dots: Hazel Court. Square + three dots: Garden Lane. Full shape and dot count are required for a match. No entry grants permission to open a parcel. Try this: Compare both shape and count, then circle the supported destination.

Biri’s doorstep statement

This doorway bears a crescent and two dots. I heard the bell move away when Miri carried the satchel to the shelter. No parcel was accepted here. Signed Biri. Try this: Test whether the sound belongs to the house and reject an unsupported delivery.

Sealed dispatch entry

One repair gift accepted into a privacy veil; weight entered before wrapping. Custody: Lev to Miri. Route seal copied on outer tag. Veil opens only after the named household’s recipient says YES. WAIT and RETURN preserve wrapping. Try this: Combine the custody record with physical observations, then offer a genuine choice.

Hazel Court observation and choice slip

Door seal: crescent, three dots. Sign: knock, explain, and wait. Choice slip: receive privately now / arrange another time / return unopened. Leave the recipient’s choice blank until they answer. Try this: Cross-check the exterior tag and record the actual reply without deciding for the recipient.