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Three, once, and then nothing ever again. Over ten turns that is nineteen left unspent, three carried and sixteen thrown away, because the carry is a bucket you fill rather than a wage you draw.

It fills on the second turn here. From the third onwards, every point you hold back pours straight onto the floor without the game ever mentioning it.

Not at all, once the bucket is full. Leaving one, two, three or four unspent all carry exactly the same three; the only thing that changes is how much is thrown away.

Which is the useful way to read the table: the last column is the only one that moves.

Spend down to the carry once, and after that treat every unspent point as lost, because it is. Holding a little back feels like saving and is arithmetically identical to discarding.

The one thing that genuinely changes the total is spending one point less per turn, and the page prices that directly.

It assumes nothing about that, which is why it reports what is carried rather than what is gained. Carried resources that you never get to spend, or that only part of your deck can spend, are waste of a second kind.

Read the carried figure as a ceiling on what the carry can ever be worth to you, not as a gain.