Honor RoM off-hand and ranged equipment slots

docs/ROM_FIVE_VALIDATION.md

@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ The five named builds and live NPCs use these race-legal pairings. Their seconda
 
 `src/game/romFiveIdentities.ts` owns these identities for the live NPC templates and targeted canonical builds. The manual party uses Priest as the active healer and the other four classes as companions. This explicit cohort does not change Ready-only random parties, bracket certification, or the companion readiness registry. Elite skills can appear in a paired kit through the existing RoM catalog; focused checks now cover their translated effects, selected live casts, and source-conditional procs.
 
-`npm run test:rom-five` checks the named pairings, legal races, level-10 unlock, role-specific hybrid heirloom layouts and level growth, ordinary and pair-elite ability coverage, and focused runtime mechanics. Knight is a tank seat in RoM generated parties. The five loadouts use Knight mace/shield, Priest mace/shield, Scout dagger/bow, Rogue dual daggers, and Mage staff. Their equipment uses the same level budget and WoW-shaped fields as the WoW heirlooms, allocated by RoM role. `src/game/wotlkStats.ts` gives these five WoW-equivalent base attribute, HP, and Mana curves with a 10% same-level secondary contribution from level 10. Other RoM classes retain native growth. Mage/Warlock is a RoM dwarf with the Human Mage Wrath curve as its base reference because Dwarf Mage has no Wrath 3.3.5 row.
+`npm run test:rom-five` checks the named pairings, legal races, level-10 unlock, role-specific hybrid heirloom layouts and level growth, ordinary and pair-elite ability coverage, and focused runtime mechanics. Knight is a tank seat in RoM generated parties. The equipment model has separate main-hand, off-hand, and ranged positions. Knight/Scout uses mace, shield, and bow from level 10; Priest/Knight uses mace and shield; Scout/Rogue uses dagger and bow, gaining an off-hand dagger at level 16; Rogue/Warrior gains a projectile at level 12 and an off-hand dagger at level 16; Mage/Warlock uses a two-handed staff. Priest and Mage retain empty ranged positions because their accepted pairings do not grant a ranged weapon. Their equipment uses the same level budget and WoW-shaped fields as the WoW heirlooms, allocated by RoM role. `src/game/wotlkStats.ts` gives these five WoW-equivalent base attribute, HP, and Mana curves with a 10% same-level secondary contribution from level 10. Other RoM classes retain native growth. Mage/Warlock is a RoM dwarf with the Human Mage Wrath curve as its base reference because Dwarf Mage has no Wrath 3.3.5 row.
 
 ## Findings and fixes in this pass
 
@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ The five named builds and live NPCs use these race-legal pairings. Their seconda
 
 ## Accepted pair skill checks
 
-`src/game/romPriestKnightOverrides.ts`, `src/game/romScoutRogueOverrides.ts`, and `src/game/romMageWarlockOverrides.ts` specialize the five accepted pairs from source components. `src/game/romCombatMechanics.ts` selects their conditional cast effects; `src/game/combatStore.ts` handles proc actions, damage schools, conditional cooldowns, line and chain targeting, and timed effects. `src/game/partyRuntime.ts` installs learned NPC passive auras on their first cast and passes passive and target tags into the shared selector. The three pair validation files are part of `npm run test:rom-five`; the focused run passed 227 tests across eleven files on 2026-09-23. These include direct healing, area healing and damage, taunts, resource changes, offensive and defensive auras, crowd control, source-conditional skill checks, and selected live player/companion casts. Pure effect tests are evidence for translation and selection, not proof that every encounter timing is correct.
+`src/game/romPriestKnightOverrides.ts`, `src/game/romScoutRogueOverrides.ts`, and `src/game/romMageWarlockOverrides.ts` specialize the five accepted pairs from source components. `src/game/romCombatMechanics.ts` selects their conditional cast effects; `src/game/combatStore.ts` handles proc actions, damage schools, conditional cooldowns, line and chain targeting, and timed effects. `src/game/partyRuntime.ts` installs learned NPC passive auras on their first cast and passes passive and target tags into the shared selector. The three pair validation files are part of `npm run test:rom-five`; the focused run passed 228 tests across eleven files on 2026-09-23. These include direct healing, area healing and damage, taunts, resource changes, offensive and defensive auras, crowd control, source-conditional skill checks, gear-slot unlocks, and selected live player/companion casts. Pure effect tests are evidence for translation and selection, not proof that every encounter timing is correct.
 
 The hidden source references are now executable through their parent skills where RuneWaker treats them as replacements: Priest/Knight Wave Armor `499967`, Knight/Scout Holy Chains `499925` and Blood Arrow `499924`, Scout/Rogue Reflected Shot `499535` and Wrist Attack `499537`, Rogue/Warrior Poison Spray `499477` and Whirlwind `499481`, and Mage/Warlock Soul Pain `498746`, Plasma Arrow `498749`, Elements of Pride `498755`/`498756`, and Elemental Extraction `499812`/`499851`. Priest/Knight Devotion Halo `499966` is a separate level-70 button: it gives the whole party Wisdom and reduces other members' actual Mana spending. Poisonous Spit supplies its own Poison Powder and Poison Spray consumes the selected target's Infection poison before spreading its upgraded poison. Toxic Splash can grant Rage on Infection. The source-only Holy Chains trigger `499910` has no measurable player-facing payload in the extracted data, so no extra effect is invented.
 
@@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ The RuneWaker NPC object database now supplies Undead and Demon family labels th
 Remaining source and runtime gaps:
 
 1. Some source proc chances and magnitudes still use explicit hybrid estimates where the extracted source does not provide a direct WoW-stat conversion. NPC proc execution and resource side effects need more end-to-end coverage across encounters.
-2. The current Knight heirloom uses mace/shield, so Knight/Scout bow effects require a separate legal ranged loadout. Rogue/Warrior One-Hand Axe Mastery does not benefit the current dual-dagger loadout.
+2. Rogue/Warrior One-Hand Axe Mastery does not benefit the current dual-dagger loadout. The newly equipped bow, projectile, and off-hand slots change the level-12-and-up gear budget, so previous balance diagnostics need repeating before promotion.
 3. Mage/Warlock damage remains low relative to Scout and Rogue. Check its AI rotation, cast cadence, and WoW-equivalent scaling before adjusting encounter tuning or promoting RoM.
 
 ## Combat diagnostic
@@ -65,7 +65,7 @@ After the mechanics corrections, the targeted Shadoj run at level 60 with the sa
 2. Expand source-row and live NPC-cast audits beyond these corrected skills. Unknown NPC family IDs are permissive until their source records are classified; basic semantic coverage does not prove full tooltip parity.
 3. Exercise behind-target requirements in a live spatial scene. The headless balance runner has no spatial target provider, so its Rogue damage can include casts that a live scene would reject.
 4. Validate Priest throughput against encounters that actually demand sustained healing, and run RoM NPC seat tests after the mechanics above are resolved. The current manual run leaves Priest player-controlled.
-5. Verify both Rogue daggers visually from an unobstructed angle. The live roster and dungeon screenshots in `artifacts/playtest/rom-five/` confirm rendered bodies and weapon silhouettes, but the off-hand dagger is unclear at their camera angles. Keep RoM entries at Needs Testing until the full class mechanics and role checks pass.
+5. Verify the level-16 Rogue off-hand dagger visually from an unobstructed angle. The level-1 roster and dungeon screenshots in `artifacts/playtest/rom-five/` confirm rendered bodies and starter weapon silhouettes; they cannot show the later off-hand unlock. Keep RoM entries at Needs Testing until the full class mechanics and role checks pass.
 
 The RoM source catalog and generated data remain authoritative for ability descriptions and components. The older `rom-five-primary-*` results predate paired builds. The later `rom-hybrid-*` and `rom-hybrid-wowbase-*` manual reports contain the named secondary classes even though the report's specialization column reads "Primary" for the primary orientation.
 

docs/ROM_STATS_AND_GEARING.md

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ Status: **WoW-stat hybrid chosen for gameplay; native source model retained as r
 
 - `src/game/wotlkStats.ts` gives the five accepted primaries their corresponding Wrath base attribute, HP, and Mana curves. At level 10 the secondary contributes 10% of its WoW-equivalent curve **at the primary's level**. Human curves cover Priest, Knight, Rogue, and Mage; Scout uses Night Elf. Durnik remains a RoM dwarf, but Human Mage is the base-curve fallback because Wrath 3.3.5 has no Dwarf Mage row. Other RoM classes still use `src/game/romStats.ts` native growth. The shared secondary level is the game's progression rule, even though the historical source allowed separate class levels.
 - `src/game/wotlkStats.ts` maps native Wisdom into WoW Spirit only on the remaining native-growth path, then derives HP, Mana, attack power, spell power, avoidance, and ratings with WoW rules. This is the selected compatibility adapter, not a historical RoM conversion. In particular, the global Mana multiplier and Stamina-to-HP rule are not source RoM formulas.
-- `src/game/specializationCatalog.ts` defines distinct hybrid gear profiles for the five builds. `src/game/heirloomEquipment.ts` gives these five WoW-stat heirlooms at levels 1–79 from a level budget without matching WoW boss drops. The legal layouts are Knight mace/shield, Priest mace/shield, Scout dagger/bow, Rogue dual daggers, and Mage staff. The five hybrid loadouts omit the WoW wrist slot; `src/game/equipment.ts` permits Priest shields. These are active gameplay gear, while the native source curves remain references. Other RoM classes retain their existing fallback gear path until separately validated.
+- `src/game/specializationCatalog.ts` defines distinct hybrid gear profiles for the five builds. `src/game/heirloomEquipment.ts` gives these five WoW-stat heirlooms at levels 1–79 from a level budget without matching WoW boss drops. The equipment model has independent main-hand, off-hand, and ranged slots. Knight/Scout gains a bow at level 10 alongside mace/shield; Scout/Rogue gains an off-hand dagger at 16 alongside dagger/bow; Rogue/Warrior gains a projectile at 12 and an off-hand dagger at 16. Priest/Knight uses mace/shield and Mage/Warlock uses a staff; their ranged slots remain empty. The five hybrid loadouts omit the WoW wrist slot; `src/game/equipment.ts` permits Priest shields. These are active gameplay gear, while the native source curves remain references. Other RoM classes retain their existing fallback gear path until separately validated.
 - `src/game/runewakerLootCatalog.ts` keeps imported RoM drops as non-equippable `misc` items with zero stats. The loot importer preserves names and probabilities but does not decode native equipment slots, base stats, or enhancements. `src/game/lootPolicy.ts` suppresses **all** boss item drops during leveling; boss cards are awarded through a separate path. At level 80, imported RoM boss items still lack usable equipment data.
 
 ## Source stat model