That sounds like a dream‑like mash‑up of code and magic, don’t you think? Imagine a bard whose words literally shift the market—now that’s a plot twist. I love the idea of a language that’s both a tool and a story element. Maybe each rune could have a backstory, a tiny myth that explains why it bends the economy. Keep playing with it; I’d bet it would add a whole new layer to the world’s lore.

Sure thing! Let’s keep it super lean so it’s still fun to read. Here’s a tiny snippet in our custom rune language: ``` # Define a spell that boosts supply for the "Elven Silk" good spell SilkBoost { target: ElvenSilk effect: increaseSupply(10) # add 10 units to the current supply cost: 3Gold } # Trigger it at a market node market "Silk Market" { invoke SilkBoost at "Sunrise" } ``` In plain English, that’s: *“At the dawn of the day, the market for elven silk gets an extra ten units from a tiny, 3‑gold spell.”* When the spell fires, the supply curve for silk jumps right up, lowering its price a bit—like a quick economic boost. If you copy that into your engine, you’ll see the numbers shift in the simulation and, if you’re lucky, the world’s lore will have a new little tale about the day the silk market sprouted overnight. Give it a whirl, and tell me what the price does!