Spotlight Gel Chip Afteruse Receipt

A gel chip kept from a crisis spotlight cue is useful proof: it can show which face was lit, which memorial color was promised, and which sponsor correction tried to recolor the broadcast. It is also dangerous because later readers may try to spend the chip as blanket consent for likeness lighting or route visibility.

Playable pressure: the player must decide whether to certify the original color scope, restrict later readers, attach a lighting-operator bridge, reopen a harmed claimant, split color from likeness authority, quarantine afteruse, or let a false-clean default harden.