I think that's pretty cool!

Now, all there's left is to wikify this (though already we're a bit behind with the whole items part, I think a Daily-centric overhaul is in order).
There is one minor detail that I'm still somewhat curious about, with respect to fringe cases surrounding Conjunction...

So in DERP 28-12-2015 we had conjunction with several possible altar preps. Conjunction gave The Earthmother, however she was also available as a (higher-slot) preparation, and preparing both Earthmother and the later Conjunction meant that we got back the Binlor who normally fell out from the default list. Which could also imply, that Conjunction gives you not a specific altar but the nth unused altar (picked in advance), so in this case Earthmother was the #1 unused altar, and after she was prepped (and Binlor fell out), Binlor became the #1 unused altar.
However, in DERP 31-12-2015 Conjunction normally gave Mystera, and I deliberately prepared TT (known to "unload" JJ) in a higher slot, half expecting Conjunction to pick up JJ instead of Mystera (as new "unused altar #5"), however Conjunction stuck to giving me Mystera.
Now, this might mean one of several things (in no particular order of likelihood):
1. Conjunction always picks the nth unused altar, however the Altars are ranked in a non-alphabetical way, and somehow Mystera is before JJ;
2. Conjunction only looks for an alt altar to pick up if the one it would normally pick is prepped (perhaps via a daily-specific-prep-conflict-resolution-script or something); otherwise it just gives the one it would've picked anyway;
3. Conjunction locks a "list" not a specific altar, and picks the next altar from that list, meaning it could have (up to) 4 altars as (up to) 3 altars can be prepped before a slot #4 conjunction;
4. Variation on the "list" above, the list might be skewed in a way that Conjunction always gives you back the altar you "lost" thanks to the (or an) earlier altar preparation.
5. ??? (I'm not even sure what else if anything

)
I know, I know, I need to get a life...

"Thinker", just without the "ache".