Make war reparations a vassal trade tariff

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Summary

• Charge the configured reparations percentage against each guild's gross trade income before upkeep.
• Apply the obligation recursively to every vassal faction and guild, with payments sent directly to the victor's main guild.
• Update the diplomacy reparations tooltip to show the gross trade basis and vassal scope.

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• src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/simplefactions/guild/income/Ledger.java
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• src/test/java/net/tfminecraft/simplefactions/war/resolution/WarReparationsServiceTest.java

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• Gameplay Changes
  • War reparations can now be collected from defeated factions and the factions in their vassal chains.
  • Payments are calculated from non-negative gross trade income across guilds, before trade upkeep, rather than taxable income.
  • Reparations received by a base guild are calculated using the trade income of each guild in the paying factions.
• Interface
  • War reparations details now clarify how payer and recipient amounts are calculated.

Walkthrough

War reparations obligations now apply to eligible factions in the defeated faction’s vassal tree. Payment and receipt calculations use guild trade income, and inventory descriptions reflect the calculation basis.

Changes

War reparations

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Create obligations across the vassal tree src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/simplefactions/war/resolution/WarReparationsService.java	apply adds an obligation for each eligible faction in the defeated faction’s vassal tree. Traversal skips invalid or previously visited factions and stops descending when subject retrieval fails or returns null.
Calculate and describe reparations from trade income src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/simplefactions/guild/income/Ledger.java, src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/simplefactions/managers/inventory/RelationCreator.java	Payments are no longer limited to base guilds. Calculations use non-negative gross trade income, including income across guilds in paying factions. Inventory descriptions state that reparations include guilds in each vassal chain and are calculated before trade upkeep.

Priority: ⬇️ Low

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes

Change: Feature

Suggested reviewers: ryanbarlow97

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to e7255

Reparations are now charged to every guild in a vassal chain, but a non-base guild's ledger may not show the payment it makes. A receiver's displayed amount can also differ from what is actually transferred when a payer guild has negative trade income. These problems affect what players see, not the transfers themselves, and each fix is small. Resolve them before merging.

Security Architecture Review

Security architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to e7255

Reparations now affect every guild in the defeated faction’s vassal tree. Payment execution and shared income calculations disagree, which can affect dividend budgets and downstream taxes. Recipient identity remains controlled by the obligation, but failure recovery and some financial safeguards remain uncertain.

Retained concerns

• Medium · security · inferred: Settlement now withdraws reparations from non-base guilds, but their shared WAR_REPARATIONS_PAYMENT cashflow still returns zero. Consequently, net-income and dividend-base calculations omit real withdrawals, and daily settlement earmarks dividend pools using that overstated base. This introduces a financial-integrity risk to guild reserves and member distributions, not merely a display discrepancy. Actual excess payouts depend on downstream funding safeguards that were not fully inspected.
• Medium · security · inferred: The new receipt calculation includes raw trade income from payer guilds even when bankruptcy or a missing bank prevents their settlement. Unlike the base calculation, it bypasses the payer’s money-movement eligibility check. Because reparations receipts contribute to gross taxable income, a receiving faction with an overlord can owe tax on income it never receives. Negative-income handling also differs between receipt projection and actual payment. These are conditional downstream financial effects; player-controlled triggering has not been established.

Security review details

Security Blast Radius

• observed — The financial scope expands from one faction’s main guild to every guild in the defeated faction’s recursively discovered vassal tree. All obligations name the same recipient faction, concentrating payments in its main guild while distributing liability across multiple faction owners.

Security Findings and Attack Paths

• inferred — The supported risks concern financial-policy integrity: omitted payer expenses influence dividend budgeting, and ineligible payer income can influence the recipient’s taxable base. No arbitrary-recipient transfer or player-reachable exploitation path was established. Actual reparations transfers do not independently mint projected receipt totals.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

• observed — Settlement resolves the recipient through FactionManager and obtains that faction’s main guild rather than accepting a destination from trade state. Paying guilds with bankruptcy or missing banks are skipped, and missing recipient factions suppress payment. These controls remain in the execution path but are not consistently inherited by receipt projections.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

• observed — The service still lacks an application identity that makes repeated calls idempotent, a preexisting property whose affected owner set is now larger. Normal resolution entrypoints check active-war state, but the inspected completion coordinator applies outcomes before marking the war ended. Exactly-once recovery and concurrent invocation guarantees remain unresolved rather than established vulnerabilities.

Hardening Proposals

• proposed — Use one payer-eligibility and amount calculation for settlement, shared cashflows, receipt projections, and dividend budgeting. Give obligation distribution an explicit partial-failure contract and stable application identity so recovery does not silently omit or duplicate liabilities across owners.

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@src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/simplefactions/guild/income/Ledger.java:
- Around line 790-792: Update the trade-income base in the receiver calculation
near payerGuild.getTradeBreakdown() to use the same non-negative value as
getTradeGrossIncome(), so negative trade income contributes zero to displayed
reparations received. Keep the existing income-percentage calculation unchanged.
- Line 758: Update Ledger.getIncome for Cashflow.WAR_REPARATIONS_PAYMENT to
remove the base-guild-only restriction, so non-base guild obligations are
included in displayed cashflow and getNetIncome consistently with settlement.

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• src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/simplefactions/guild/income/Ledger.java
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• src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/simplefactions/war/resolution/WarReparationsService.java

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Use the same non-negative trade base for receipts and payments.

If payerGuild.getTradeBreakdown().getIncome() is negative, Lines 791–792 subtract from the displayed reparations received. getTradeGrossIncome() clamps that value to zero for both the payer’s calculation and settlement. Apply the same clamp here so the receiver’s displayed amount matches the transfer.

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@src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/simplefactions/guild/income/Ledger.java around
lines 790 - 792:
Update the trade-income base in the receiver calculation near
payerGuild.getTradeBreakdown() to use the same non-negative value as
getTradeGrossIncome(), so negative trade income contributes zero to displayed
reparations received. Keep the existing income-percentage calculation unchanged.

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