Give PKer bots real risk: trimmed armour on spawn #224

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Game.Item.Trims: the full 468 trim catalogue (28 bases, 57 base/flavour
pairs) — black/adamant/rune plate, studded, green and blue d'hide, the
wizard set, the three trimmed amulets, and gilded rune. Every pair is
cache-verified and asserted slot-identical and bonus-identical to its
base against the shipped item data.
PkerTiers.random_loadout/2 rolls a trim flavour onto a spawning kit: 70%
of eligible kits wear trim, 70% of those a consistent full set and the
rest a single accent; (g) grows likelier by tier. Backpack switch sets
follow the same flavour. A separate 6% roll at t4+ adds one gilded piece
or a trimmed amulet. Eligibility needs no tier gate — Barrows, mystic
and 3rd age have no trimmed twins.
Reprice trimmed armour as circulating gear rather than unobtainable clue
rewards. Priced as collectors' items a t2 in full black (g) was a richer
kill than a t8 in Barrows; street prices keep kill value rising with
tier while every trim still fetches 8-30x its plain twin. Gilded and the
trimmed amulets keep collector prices, since they stay a rare roll.
Looter bots no longer alch anything carrying a market-value override.
Alch yield reads cache cost, so burning a looted rune (g) platebody
traded 900k for 39k and vaporised the risk layer.

Wilderness traffic that risks nothing is the rag problem. Trimmed and gold-trimmed gear is stat-identical to plain in the 468 cache and worth far more, so it raises what a kill is worth without touching how hard anything hits. - Game.Item.Trims: the full 468 trim catalogue (28 bases, 57 base/flavour pairs) — black/adamant/rune plate, studded, green and blue d'hide, the wizard set, the three trimmed amulets, and gilded rune. Every pair is cache-verified and asserted slot-identical and bonus-identical to its base against the shipped item data. - PkerTiers.random_loadout/2 rolls a trim flavour onto a spawning kit: 70% of eligible kits wear trim, 70% of those a consistent full set and the rest a single accent; (g) grows likelier by tier. Backpack switch sets follow the same flavour. A separate 6% roll at t4+ adds one gilded piece or a trimmed amulet. Eligibility needs no tier gate — Barrows, mystic and 3rd age have no trimmed twins. - Reprice trimmed armour as circulating gear rather than unobtainable clue rewards. Priced as collectors' items a t2 in full black (g) was a richer kill than a t8 in Barrows; street prices keep kill value rising with tier while every trim still fetches 8-30x its plain twin. Gilded and the trimmed amulets keep collector prices, since they stay a rare roll. - Looter bots no longer alch anything carrying a market-value override. Alch yield reads cache cost, so burning a looted rune (g) platebody traded 900k for 39k and vaporised the risk layer.

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Give PKer bots real risk: trimmed armour on spawn

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Wilderness traffic that risks nothing is the rag problem. Trimmed and
gold-trimmed gear is stat-identical to plain in the 468 cache and worth
far more, so it raises what a kill is worth without touching how hard
anything hits.

- Game.Item.Trims: the full 468 trim catalogue (28 bases, 57 base/flavour
  pairs) — black/adamant/rune plate, studded, green and blue d'hide, the
  wizard set, the three trimmed amulets, and gilded rune. Every pair is
  cache-verified and asserted slot-identical and bonus-identical to its
  base against the shipped item data.
- PkerTiers.random_loadout/2 rolls a trim flavour onto a spawning kit: 70%
  of eligible kits wear trim, 70% of those a consistent full set and the
  rest a single accent; (g) grows likelier by tier. Backpack switch sets
  follow the same flavour. A separate 6% roll at t4+ adds one gilded piece
  or a trimmed amulet. Eligibility needs no tier gate — Barrows, mystic
  and 3rd age have no trimmed twins.
- Reprice trimmed armour as circulating gear rather than unobtainable clue
  rewards. Priced as collectors' items a t2 in full black (g) was a richer
  kill than a t8 in Barrows; street prices keep kill value rising with
  tier while every trim still fetches 8-30x its plain twin. Gilded and the
  trimmed amulets keep collector prices, since they stay a rare roll.
- Looter bots no longer alch anything carrying a market-value override.
  Alch yield reads cache cost, so burning a looted rune (g) platebody
  traded 900k for 39k and vaporised the risk layer.

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Give PKer bots real risk: trimmed armour on spawn (#224)