LAWS LAW PROTECTOR PROTECTED (26)
The laws of the land that shall be enforced by the Blood Tribunal are as follows: *** The areas that are defined as protected by the jurisdiction of the Law are the entirety of Galadon, Hamsah Mu'tazz, Voralian City, and Seantryn Modan. With the exception of the fifth law, the cities police their own denizens, leaving the Blood Tribunal to focus on the actions of Adventurers and their servants. 1. Murder, Theft and Looting in a protected city are against the law. You will be held responsible for your groupmate's actions. 2. No offensive area spells or harmful powers will be used in any protected area. This includes area spells from charmed, summoned or attacked creatures. 3. Aiding known criminals in any way by directly giving them equipment, helping them to elude punishment, killing tribunal guards, etc. will result in a WANTED flag. 4. Participating in an assault upon the Spire itself is considered a criminal act. Specifically, this means striking at the Tribunal guardians or aiding others to do so is illegal, as is passing beyond the Tribunal outer guardians and into the Spire itself at any time. If you are standing at the entrance to the Spire without attempting to go beyond the guardian or harm members of the Spire, you may be warned to leave by a Magistrate, then you will be flagged if you remain beyond a reasonable time required to obey. The only time it is legal to assault Magistrates inside the Spire, or the outer guardian of the Blood Tribunal, is if the Tribunal holds your cabal's item of power. 5. It is illegal to attack guildguards within a protected area. Members of the Blood Tribunal will carry out enforcement of these laws. Being that the punishment of a criminal is the supreme lawful act, Tribunal members may set aside any of the above laws during the course of their duties, as long as innocents are not harmed. It is NEVER illegal to attack an off-duty Magistrate outside of a protected city. Galadon, Hamsah Mu'tazz, Voralian City, and Seantryn Modan are defined by the 'where protector' command.