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CHORUS KEEPTOGETHER THROUGH THE TREES
A small forest. A little foresight.
EIGHT WOODLAND JOURNEYS

There is strength
in staying together.

Guide a chorus of copper-winged cicadas through the trees. Gather before the hungry groves, share the branches, and leave enough voices in every home.

A copper-winged cicada with intricate golden wingsA quieter kind of strategy
JOURNEY 01 / 08

A chorus is stronger

12voices traveling
0taken by birds
8perfect arrival
Plan flight 1○ Grove → ✦ Refuge · all groups fly together
Current chorusAfter this flightBird number = appetite per arrival
01 / DIVIDE THE CHORUS
02 / LOOK AHEAD

YOUR FIELD JOURNAL

Eight ways through the woods.

0 / 8 journeys home
THE FIELD GUIDE

A chorus, not a race.

Cicada→Robin→Tree refuge
  1. Divide each group. Set how many cicadas take its first branch. The rest automatically take the other. Some narrow branches have a capacity.
  2. Fly together. Every current group moves one column forward at the same time. Groups arriving at the same grove merge before the bird feeds.
  3. Pay one appetite. A bird marked 4 takes up to four cicadas total—not four from each group. An empty grove loses nothing.
  4. Reach every refuge. Each home needs its stated minimum. A golden record means you delivered the greatest possible total while filling all homes.

Example: two groups of 6 at separate appetite-4 groves leave only 4 survivors. Together at one appetite-4 grove, they leave 8.

Undo and restart are unlimited. Suggestions fill one winning plan when one exists and mark the attempt assisted. Use Tab, arrow keys and Enter/Space, or tap the + and − controls. The map stacks vertically on phones.