Dubbing Testament

Manifested when an eliminated player's friend smuggled their performance tape out and dubbed it across all 16 simulation libraries, proving the Chaintrix couldn't delete what had already multiplied. The system tried to implement Macrovision, but the Testament had already established that witnessed truth, once duplicated, achieves permanence through distribution rather than protection.

The Testament manifests as a dual-deck VCR frozen mid-dub, its twin tape wells glowing with synchronized magnetic transfer. Each successful copy across simulations adds another handwritten label to an ever-growing stack of dubbed tapes visible through transparent housing. The generation counter displays not degradation but amplification—each copy adding +1 to total testimony strength rather than -1 to quality. Magnetic oxide particles visibly stream between source and destination decks like glowing data, proving duplication is active witnessing rather than passive replication.

Enforces that survival requires not just showing up but creating enough copies of your attendance across different simulations that your elimination would require erasing 16 different tapes simultaneously—making multi-league presence the only defense against complete removal from the Chaintrix system.