HARD

lookup_archetype

one of four — era, locations, figures, fashion

🔒 HARD tier. four archetypes exist. that's the whole set.

returns era, zodiac signs, season, locations, key figures, key events, drug connections, ancestor connections, fashion. null if the name isn't canonical.

input

{ "name": "Freetekno" }

field	type	required	notes
`name`	`string`	✅	exact canonical name (case-sensitive)

canonical match

{
  "name": "Freetekno",
  "era": "Early-Late 90s",
  "zodiac_signs": ["Cancer", "Leo", "Virgo"],
  "season": "Summer",
  "locations": [
    "Castlemorton (UK)",
    "London",
    "Stonehenge",
    "Amnesia and Pacha (Ibiza)",
    "Tonka at The Zap (Brighton)"
  ],
  "figures": [
    "Spiral Tribe",
    "MF Doom",
    "DiY Collective (Digs & Woosh)",
    "DJ PGZ",
    "Frank Waln"
  ],
  "events": [
    "Castlemorton 1992 — ~20,000 attendees, Worcestershire",
    "Britain's Illegal Rave Renaissance — post-1994 Criminal Justice Act"
  ],
  "drugs": ["LSD", "DMT", "Speed", "Khat", "Ayahuasca"],
  "ancestor_connections": ["Aboriginal", "Native American", "Irish"],
  "fashion": "Steampunk glasses, black graphic tees, monochromatic hoodie, military cargo jacket, camo hat, leather jacket, pilot cap, fluoro accessories, silver mask"
}

composition

pair this with	for
`list_archetypes`	discovering the canonical four before lookup
`validate_world_element`	recovering from typos (`Freetech` → `Freetekno`)
`lookup_zone`	following a zone's `archetype` field

edge cases

exactly four. anything else returns null.
case-sensitive. "freetekno" ≠ "Freetekno".
the four are stable. no deprecations.