Create one finished, exceptionally legible portrait editorial infographic, approximately 2:3 aspect ratio and high resolution, suitable for saving and sharing. Use case: the ninth reading-depth adaptation of Sebastian Marshall's book Roguelike (2015), for an adult reader. Newly drawn conceptual illustrations, not a reproduction of book art or a game screenshot.

Visual direction: warm off-white paper (#f8f7fa), soft dark plum ink (#3f3b46), restrained violet (#7853a2) and muted lavender accents. A tiny muted amber warning accent is allowed. NO green, sage, mint, olive, teal, cyan, dark background, neon or glossy effects. Refined book-editorial typography: a strong clear title, clean sans-serif subheads and captions. Spacious margins. Meaningful, elegant hand-drawn/vector-like tactical dungeon illustrations. Flat ink and subtle paper texture. Not pixel art. Do not arrange six identical rounded dashboard cards.

Composition: title at top; underneath it a clear horizontal hero illustration comparing a nearly full purple health meter with three visibly exhausted ability symbols (shield, healing flask, lightning bolt), beside a simple staircase escape route. Meter is qualitative, no numerical percentages or values. Label it with the exact hero text below. Then six distinct compact numbered illustrated lessons arranged as a readable winding path through a minimal dungeon map, in three rows of two; each panel has generous whitespace and a unique relevant illustration. Keep captions large and readable. Use a doorway/goal for lesson 1, reserve healing flask and stairs for 2, a translucent ghost dragon and small ray of light interrupting a failed critical-hit chain for 3, three clear footsteps for 4, a compass and diverging choice for 5, and a single die for 6. Connecting route stays behind and clear of text. Hierarchy and illustration should guide the reading order without clutter. Final small attribution and qualification at bottom. No logos, signatures, fake source citations, invented statistics or additional prose.

Render the following text exactly (including spelling and apostrophes). All six items must be present once and in this order. Do not add extra words inside the illustrations.

Title: "KEEP YOUR OPTIONS OPEN"
Subtitle: "Six decision lessons from Roguelike"
Hero heading: "Looking strong is not the same as being ready."
Hero labels: "Health: nearly full" and "Abilities: exhausted"

1. "Protect the real goal"
"You don’t have to win every fight."

2. "Preserve a reserve"
"Retreat before healing and escape options run out."

3. "Fix the failure point"
"Cover a critical weakness before adding more strength."

4. "Choose a playable plan"
"When learning, favour actions you can execute reliably."

5. "Separate facts from wishes"
"Understand what works. Choose what fits your values."

6. "Leave room for luck"
"Good decisions can still lose."

Footer attribution: "An editorial synthesis of Sebastian Marshall’s Roguelike (2015)"
Footer qualification: "Games are models. Real situations can allow negotiation, cooperation and change."

Prioritize exact text, readability and balanced spacing over ornamental detail. Deliver one complete image, not a mockup on a wall, not a photograph of a page, no surrounding device or desk.
