commit organization cleanups through the historical section

modern fantasy rules are just randomly up next in here and I thought I
addressed all of these, so taking this as a commit point in case I need
to do something weird

Signed-off-by: Brian S. Stephan <bss@incorporeal.org>

patches/base/043-more-organization-through-historical.patch

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+ 
+ Merges Mind With Machine is a focus designed for use with the Radio Quiet setting.
+ 
+-Prepped for the End
++##### Prepped for the End
+ 
+ You prepared for ultimate disaster, unlike most of the sheeple. Which means you stashed away food, water, and other
+ survival gear when things were still okay. You trained yourself for harsh conditions, for basic machine and electronic
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+ 
+ Escape the Ruins
+ 
+-Raids
++##### Raids
+ 
+ When civilization fell, you did what you had to do to stay alive. Did you kill innocent people? Probably, insofar as
+ anyone who survived the end can really be considered "innocent." You figured they'd have done the same to you. But
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+ 
+ Twisting the Knife
+ 
+-Remembers the Past
++##### Remembers the Past
+ 
+ You are a student of the before‑times. Maybe that's because you grew up in the ruins of an old library and read
+ everything as your hobby, you found a friendly AI archivist who taught you about how things once were, you're long‑lived
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+ 
+ Use the Network
+ 
+-Walks the Wasteland
++##### Walks the Wasteland
+ 
+ Most people want to hide from the devastation or just curl up and die rather than face a hostile world. Not you. You're
+ determined to see what's out there, to survive, and, more than that, to thrive. It's that or let the radioactive rats—or
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+ ancient Greece or feudal Japan, for example, probably makes it more like fantasy without all the orcs and magic
+ (although a game set in feudal Japan with orcs and magic could be fascinating).
+ 
+-### SUGGESTED TYPES FOR A HISTORICAL GAME
++#### SUGGESTED TYPES FOR A HISTORICAL GAME
+ 
+ |                               |                                                                     |
+ |-------------------------------|---------------------------------------------------------------------|
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+ | Explorer                      | Explorer                                                            |
+ | Priest                        | Speaker                                                             |
+ 
+-Basic CREATURES AND NPCs FOR A HISTORICAL GAME
++#### Basic CREATURES AND NPCs FOR A HISTORICAL GAME
+ 
+ Cat: level 1, Speed defense as level 3
+ 
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+ 
+ Warhorse: level 4; moves a long distance each round
+ 
+-creating a historical adventure
++#### creating a historical adventure
+ 
+ One of the draws of playing in a historical adventure is the thrill of "being there" when something important happens.
+ Thus, in many cases, historical adventures in RPGs shouldn't be designed as campaigns, but instead serve as short-term
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+ a skewed version of events and culture. Be willing to go deeper than *Braveheart* or *The Last Samurai*, or maybe choose
+ a different genre.
+ 
+-### RUNNING A HISTORICAL GAME
++#### RUNNING A HISTORICAL GAME
+ 
+ Preparation is important in a historical game, and most of that entails choosing a historical period—or a specific
+ historical event—as the setting. Given that all of history can serve, you won't lack for resources. Below are a few
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+ prehistory, classical antiquity, ancient Egypt, the American revolution, ancient China, World War II, Edo Period Japan,
+ Medieval Europe, and the American Old West.
+ 
+-### HISTORICAL ARTIFACTS
++#### HISTORICAL ARTIFACTS
+ 
+ The concept of artifacts is probably inappropriate for a historical setting without some kind of supernatural,
+ fantastical, or science fiction element. That said, objects of mystery such as the Antikythera mechanism (an ancient