Dockglass Deck-Stable Ward Cord

Dockglass Deck-Stable Ward Cord is a thick ward cord braided around a flexible ballast filament, supplied with locking beads and four deck cleats. This Dockglass pattern uses green bottle-glass, tarred cord, and replaceable sacrificial edges, a dockside pattern—affordable, repairable, and honest about being disposable under serious strain. With Dockglass, once tensioned, it holds a ritual boundary through spin changes, docking bumps, and ordinary crew traffic. Dockglass's cord cannot make a bad diagram good, but it keeps a good one from drifting three centimeters into disaster. With Dockglass, cut strands curl toward the breach, a useful warning if nobody is standing on them. Dockglass costs more than rope because rope has never had to argue with a hungry threshold. Ninth Sign asks 155 credits, including a fitted case and one calibration check; replacement consumables are extra, because apparently consequences have a subscription model.