Build and ship a polished, playable 3D property-trading board game (Monopoly genre) in Three.js, executed under threejs-aaa-master-playbook v2 - the first mission to apply the King's Gambit runtime-resilience learnings from day one. IP constraint: original name, street names, card names and art; no Hasbro trademarks (generic mechanics - dice movement, property purchase, rent, houses/hotels, jail, chance-style cards, bankruptcy win - are not protectable; branding is). Local project folder: C:\Users\Tks_Toledo\clawd\projects\monopoly-3d. V2 rules applied by design, not retrofit: (1) FIXED LIGHT POOL - dice glows, card flourishes and building-placement effects acquire()/release() from a pool added to the scene once; overflow runs unlit; scene light count NEVER changes at runtime. (2) BLACK-FRAME WATCHDOG - readPixels an 8x8 center block twice in first ~3s; two black reads => permanent forceDirect() to plain forward render. (3) FRAME-ERROR CONTAINMENT - try/catch in RAF loop; 3 repeated frame errors drop post-fx and keep playing; exactly ONE automatic quality step-down from a rolling 120-sample fps window. (4) DETERMINISM SCOPING - turn-based game: seeded RNG required for dice/card-deck streams (replayable games, deterministic QA fixtures), but performance.now-driven cosmetic animation is an acceptable documented trade-off. (5) Contract-first: ARCHITECTURE.md with subsystem interface, event vocabulary and quality presets BEFORE code - the 107KB sceneEngine.ts monolith is the negative proof. Publish under the user's own GitHub Pages account; never claim anything unverified.

Monopoly-Style 3D Board Game - AAA Three.js Build (Master Playbook v2)