+       <p style="margin-bottom: 1em">
+         This place used to read: “Just read the sample code.  You can
+         figure this out.”  Here are the formalities for <em>that
+         other</em> part of the audience.
+       </p>
+       <div class="blk">
+         <div class="title">Map Input</div>
+         <div class="text">
+           <p>
+             This section's HTML gets messed up somewhere in the SDK
+             pipeline.  <a href="https://forum.codingame.com/t/misleading-html-in-the-sdk-skeleton/184828/8?u=jbm">I reported it there;</a> and there
+             you'll be able to find a readable representation of this
+             block.  Sorry about the inconvenience…
+           </p>
+           <p>
+             Your first line of input contains five space-separated
+             parameters:
+             <var>roadLength</var> <var>initialStones</var>
+             <var>gameSeed</var> <var>gameSide</var>
+             <var>reserved</var>
+           </p>
+           <dl style="margin: 1em;">
+             <dt>roadLength</dt>
+             <dd style="margin-left: 6em;">
+               distance between both castles, between <const>6</const>
+               and <const>14</const>.
+             </dd>
+             <dt>initialStones</dt>
+             <dd style="margin-left: 6em;">
+               number of stones a castle starts the day with,
+               between <const>0</const> and <const>50</const>.
+             </dd>
+             <dt>gameSeed</dt>
+             <dd style="margin-left: 6em;">
+               the game's seed.  The game AIs use it to provide you
+               with reproducible matches even when they use stochastic
+               algorithms, and you're encouraged to do the same!  See
+               examples section below for simple ways to achieve that.
+             </dd>
+             <dt>gameSide</dt>
+             <dd style="margin-left: 6em;">
+               which side you're on, as <const>-1</const>
+               or <const>1</const>.  It's not supposed to make a
+               difference to how you handle the rest of the game, but
+               you can XOR it to your <code>gameSeed</code> to have a
+               (reproducible) random that doesn't mecessarily draw
+               when it plays against itself.
+             </dd>
+             <dt>reserved</dt>
+             <dd style="margin-left: 6em;">
+               reserved for future use, ignore for now
+             </dd>
+           </dl>
+         </div>
+       </div>
+       <div class="blk">
+         <div class="title">Turn Input</div>
+         <div class="text">
+           <p>
+             At each turn, you are provided with the following three
+             space-separated values:
+             <var>trollDistance</var>
+             <var>stones</var>
+             <var>opponentStones</var>
+           </p>
+           <dl style="margin: 1em;">
+             <dt>trollDistance</dt>
+             <dd style="margin-left: 6em;">
+               distance between the troll and your castle
+             </dd>
+             <dt>stones</dt>
+             <dd style="margin-left: 6em;">
+               number of stones you have left
+             </dd>
+             <dt>opponentStones</dt>
+             <dd style="margin-left: 6em;">
+               number of stones your opponent has left
+             </dd>
+           </dl>
+         </div>
+       </div>
+       <div class="blk">
+         <div class="title">Turn Output</div>
+         <div class="text">
+           <p>
+             After having received your turn input, you are to output
+             a single integer <var>stones</var>: the number of stones
+             you wish to throw at the troll.
+           </p>
+           <p style="margin-top: 1ex">
+             You may optionally provide a <em>message</em> you wish
+             your castle to yell at the troll or at your opponent.
+             Just append it to your output, being sure to separate it
+             with at least one space.
+             <!-- It has no incidence on the game whatsoever.  Unless
+             you're god, that is. -->
+           </p>
+         </div>
+       </div>
+       <div class="blk">
+         <div class="title">Timing Considerations</div>
+         <div class="text">
+           <p>
+             You're currently allowed the default SDK timings.  I
+             think it's one second for the first turn and 50 ms
+             then, but don't quote me on this.
+           </p>
+         </div>
+       </div>