CHAPTER I
Mercy
Lions lock FOREST inside a Pride. Their committed capital becomes Grace, which boosts the Mice who play. Fees gather while the pressure builds.
A COOPERATIVE FABLE · AVALANCHE
A lion spares a mouse. Later, the mouse gnaws the rope that holds him. The Forestbook turns that fable into an economy.
Nothing is live yet. The contracts are written, tested and audited — the book opens soon.
THE LOOP
Capital helps activity. Activity deepens the market. A deeper market is what capital came for. Then it begins again.
CHAPTER I
Lions lock FOREST inside a Pride. Their committed capital becomes Grace, which boosts the Mice who play. Fees gather while the pressure builds.
CHAPTER II
The Lion is trapped. Mice craft Cutters and cut the Rope, strand by strand, while half of the fees are routed into the FOREST/AVAX pool.
CHAPTER III
The Rope is through and the depth target is met: the Lion is free. Locks open, rewards settle, Favor is written down, and a new Mercy begins.
1 000 000 000
FOREST, fixed supply. No gameplay minting, ever.
25 %
of the supply is the reward budget, spread over 104 weekly epochs.
1 %
of the AVAX side of every swap funds the game, not a transfer tax.
16 h
is the longest a Rescue can run. A Lion always gets out.
CHOOSE A SIDE
One role per cycle, for one wallet. Neither side wins alone: the Lion cannot cut a rope, and the Mouse cannot post capital.
CAPITAL
You pledge FOREST into a Pride and turn it into Grace for its Mice. Your reward follows the Grace they actually used, not a fixed rate.
ACTIVITY
You walk the missions, gather Thread, Wood, Stone and Iron, craft the Cutter, and cut the Rope that holds the Lion.

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The fable, the cycles, and every chapter as it opens. Follow there first — the book opens on X.
BEFORE YOU ASK
FOREST trades against AVAX in a Uniswap v4 pool. During a Rescue, half of the routed fees are added back into that pool as depth. The position is held and managed by the team's liquidity manager, and it can be withdrawn: we will not call it locked, burned, or owned by the protocol, because it is none of those things.
There is no transfer tax on the token, no promised yield, and no fixed APY anywhere in the game. Rewards come out of a budget that was fixed at genesis.