creatures/deep_read_T0_Creature_Roster_sumatra-batak.json
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"descriptive_substrate": "Sculpted anthropomorphic wooden figures with a chest cavity holding pupuk, animated by a begu that the ritual specialist entices to reside in the statue and brings under control; only spirit-inhabited figures were effective. Individually named (many names begin with pagar, 'protective'). The benign counterpart to the pangulubalang instruments: household/village protective figures.",
"portrayal_note": "Protective animated figures of the tradition; can appear as legitimate village wards (allied set-dressing) or, when seized by the corrupt datu, as roused guardians.",
"deity_portrayable_note": null,
"care_flag": "none",
"chapter_ref": null,
"target_registry_note": "retired target_registry T0_Folklore_Entity_Registry -> T0_Creature_Roster (v0.2.3 enum correction)",
"prefill": null
}
],
"citations": [
{
"extraction_id": "EXR_SRC_00446",
"citation": "[p. 60]"
}
],
"status": "proposed",
"conflicts": [],
"lane_mismatch": null
}
]
}