Know-how

What the world knows how to do, line by line: putting big things in small found things, keeping the lamp lit, making slop, mending, filing. Each technique needs others first, and is dated by the era it is first on record in, never by when anyone invented it.

44 rows: 4 proposed, 40 that only restate what the games and the codex already say. None of it is canon until it is approved: the codex filed what the games say into systems, and proposed the rest. Each row says which it is.

Containers

Putting large things into small found things, and keeping them there.

Light

The lamp that’s always on, and every lesser light.

Heat and metal

What the tealight stove can do under the bench.

Slop

The material: made in batches, skimmed, piped and, eventually, directed.

The kitchen

Kettles, layers and tins. Mostly tea.

Mending

Routine maintenance of the sky, the sea and the weather.

Paper

Filed, stamped or stapled, in that order.

The web

Homepages, catalogues and a door for machines.

Small machines

Cogs, notes and steady hands.