we accept this, what we will not stand for is terrorists destabilising our legitimate rule.
As such Dem Taqat will not be jailed.
You jail political opponents but leave someone who isn't free?
we accept this, what we will not stand for is terrorists destabilising our legitimate rule.
As such Dem Taqat will not be jailed.
Wrong thread, manIt is unhappy because there are too many hippies living in Paris.
as you said "This is also the Middle Ages, and people get themselves killed for all sorts of reasons all the time." and as i said that's fine. if there is a huge out cry at this i could reconsider but at the moment i don't consider this important. if someone was picking off all of your party or if someone is trying to destabilise the government they would definitely be jailed but seeing as the person targeted is already guilty of a crime and in jail (i.e of no real importance to anyone) i consider it to be a middle ages thing.
this is not a set matter and i am open suggestions from all sides on this matter.
Assassination - Any player may order an assassination of another politician or of an NPC, but if the assassin is successful then evidence always surfaces that reveals who ordered the action. Tread lightly. These assassinations, if successful, will remove the target from play for one turnset if a PC or opposing Immortal, permanently if a true NPC. If a minister is Assassinated, he is removed from office for the duration of his injuries.
Assassination - Any player may order an assassination of another politician or of an NPC, but if the assassin is successful then evidence always surfaces that reveals who ordered the action. Tread lightly. These assassinations, if successful, will remove the target from play for one turnset if a PC or opposing Immortal, permanently if a true NPC. If a minister is Assassinated, he is removed from office for the duration of his injuries.
Although there is evidence, there is no definite proof about who did it.
<Redspy poem, final line bolded>
The info ALWAYS surfaces on who did it, the Assassin simply requested that I put the note instead of his name. But if you are too thick to figure it out I will tell you.
Need I say more?
OOC: Tambien may have changed it, but remember who exactly made this action. Unless he implicitly states that it's different then I assume it's my ruleset since he is using RP2 rules.