What makes the menu belong to the estate?
A small diamond sits beside Campaign. Battle and the other destinations sit in a quiet column beside the lit serpent. The frame records the marker’s position; its input cause is unverified.
Use a screen overlay, a world-attached element, or a hybrid with a stable fallback?
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A small diamond sits beside Campaign. Battle and the other destinations sit in a quiet column beside the lit serpent. The frame records the marker’s position; its input cause is unverified.
The heading reads “Opponent’s turn” and “Awaiting the roll.” Move, Attack and Inspect are visible beside Hem. The image establishes the labels and pending state. Legal input needs its own observation.
This separate captured state says “Your turn.” A Roll dice control appears under two dice, while Hem’s compact control group stays near the board. Use it to compare turn ownership and visual emphasis across states.