Fort and Other Robberies

Players may rob a fort with a maximum of FIVE people.

Lawman may only respond to the fort with a maximum of SEVEN people.

A Lawman is excused from fearing for his life if he desires to answer the call to duty.

A Lawman will be able to try and fight off 7 criminals as a lone wolf to try and wait for backup to arrive. Lawman will also be allowed to surrender or try and escape the scene.

You can attempt to Rob a fort with or without a Hostage.

1) With a Hostage:

• Fort robbers are allowed ONE demand upon showing proof of a player hostage no matter how many hostages there may be. Free passage is a given. [Ex: a player can request no bolas and free passage to their horses].

• You are not obligated to disclose how many hostages you have, however all hostages must be Citizens and not Locals.

• You are responsible for the health of your Hostage. You may not kill a compliant Hostage, but you may kill a Hostage if Law Enforcement fails to meet their negotiated obligations.

• If you choose to engage in a Shoot Out with Law Enforcement, the Hostage may or not be killed, however this may be included in your Criminal Charges.

• If you choose to engage in a Shoot Out with Law Enforcement after negotiations, you must clearly communicate your intention before firing the first shot.

2) Without a Hostage:

• You will most likely have to engage in a shootout with Law Enforcement if you do not have a hostage.

• If no Law Enforcement responds to the Heist scene in 15 minutes, you are free to leave.

• If you choose to engage in a Shoot Out with Law Enforcement, you must clearly communicate your intention before firing the first shot.

Participants are only to be revived once the scene has concluded.