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name_block_bases.py extended with a per-row data-table test; artefact +57/-0, byte-identical across two runs (now ~2 min 12 s -- it adds a disc-wide pak scan). The test is objective, not by eye: a row is a data-table schema if its names are IDXD record/field names on the disc (13450 such names disc-wide). 53 of 277 rows are >=50 % disc names with >=8 names; the other 224 are engine/XDK vocabulary, compiled key lists, or noise. The two axes are independent: against base confidence, solved bases split 34 table / 136 not, round bases 16 / 91. "Round base" and "not a table" are different questions. The 53 contain every loader already known -- that is the control. Five rows in the 53 are unowned, each noun grepped and appearing in no docs/re/ file: sub_823BDAA8 r11 (33) = the S16 boss's muzzle/attach frames (GN_MainGun_*_Muz*); sub_823BDAA8 r10 (25) = motion names (Motion_stand, Motion_attackA_start), the EnumMotions family DefTables declares; sub_82315AE8 r11 (20) = the Guardian record's own fields, i.e. the S16 boss loader; sub_8219E560 r11 (18) = the leaderboard screen keys; sub_825F2CF0 + sub_825F2F88 r0 (30 each, same base) = post-processing (FinalPassBG, FogMin/MaxDistance). Four rows that look new are not, and their disc-overlap says so -- 53-70 % rather than ~100 %, because they mix arsenal fields the corpus owns (ConditionToDevelop, WeaponDesc, SilhouetteModel) with literal screen coordinates as strings. Not settled: none of the five was opened -- this iteration produced the shortlist, not the findings. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PMRJjbxLqZtsb5Vb7KunPE