Damo

• Focused on progression: proposed the mountain trip for obsidian upgrades and organised group runs such as the Sealed Tower.
• Often balanced long work days and driving with evening Valheim sessions.
• Refused AI tools on principle, saying he was computer-literate enough.
• Reliable participant in the slap and “git gud” exchange.
• Identified himself as Spartacus when asked who he was playing.

• Most kills of any player: 4,032.
• A 2h 10m Fader-era session produced 155 kills, including 65 Blob Mork Minis.
• A 48-minute session produced 126 kills: 157.6 kills/hour, no deaths.
• The rough end also exists: eight deaths in 53 minutes, ending with BlobTar.

At 20:11:29, eleven minutes after the final boss died, Damo killed a Jotun Witch with PlayerUnarmed: 22 hits. The last combat record of the campaign is an unnecessary bare-hand fight. It is also perfect.

• The early ledger contains material movement and group work: copper transfers, swamp-recovery questions and shared expedition setup. It does not prove who mined every resource.
• The kill total sits beside farming, crafting, running and very long sessions—the progression work that let the party move forward.
• Damo’s refusal to use AI tools was a stated preference in the campaign record, not a measure of contribution to the social or technical project.
• The bot’s numerical summaries varied in quality. The preserved event ledger, not the banter cards, is the source for headline totals.