GET READY FOR WAR!

If you can, you may capture the opposite teams members and hold them hostage. You may get your members back by fighting for them, and making a deal with the other team.

There are TWO trait on each team. They will be randomly selected on the day the event starts. Only the Game Masters know who the traitors are. not even the traitors will know who the other traitors are. At any point over the weekend the games master will yell at the traits to trade, and they switch sides. NOTE: This will only happen one time. After that initial game is over, the traitrs may choose to stay traitos, or trade back to their starting team at ANY point for the remainder of the weekend

ENGINEER:

These players have the ability to rebuild structures which have been previously blown up. To rebuild a structure, the Engineer must remove ALL the Demo Tape from a structure and carry the tape off of the playing field to dispose of it. Ripping through, tearing a piece off, or removing and throwing the tape on the ground are incorrect. An Engineer is considered a LIVE player while removing the tape and is subject to all applicable rules.

MEDIC:

Able to heal players on the field. They must reach the player within one minute, and wipe the paint from the player. At this point, the player is again a live player and can resume play. A player may only be healed twice per insertion. HEAD SHOTS are NOT able to be healed! A head shot means you're eliminated, no matter what - this is specific for daytime play. All hits are fatal at night! Medics do not work at night.

GATHERING INTELLIGENCE:

Reporting outgoing missions to your commander is of great importance. You can sit on the outskirts of the enemy base and report to your commander where missions are headed and troop strength.

Did the team you're spying on just acquire a valuable prop?

Do you know where the team is stashing its valuable props on the field of play? Can you raid this stash without being seen, then get the props back to your real team without being shot or made as a spy?

MISSION TYPES:

The teams will start the game occupying their bases. All objectives will be  located throughout the field. Missions will be called in randomly, via radio to your commander. To earn currency you must complete the mission at its designated area. Some missions will require you to HOLD a specific area for a period of time, others will require an action to be taken within a specified time period. A game master must sign the completed mission card  for you to receive currency.

ASSAULT:

Means just that - to assault the objective for the length of time specified. Whether all your troops are eliminated doesn't matter, you must run an assault on the objective. At least one player must remain alive to present the completed mission card to a ref. This is the exact opposite from snipe. Generally, this mission will be allotted a specific troop strength to be sent out.

DEFEND:

Means to defend the objective from enemy troops for the duration of the mission. At the end of the time specified, you must still be in control of the objective to have defended it. Example: Defend your base of operations (command bunker) for 1 hour.

DEMO:

You will have a specific mission where you need to destroy the objective within a time frame. A Demo expert must complete this mission. Example: Destroy the bridge/building/tower/bunker located at coordinates XYZ. Once this is done, a mission player gets the card signed off.

REPAIR:

You will have a specific objective which you need to rebuild within a specific time frame. An Engineer must go on this mission and rebuild the specified structure at the given coordinates by removing all the Demo tape from the destroyed objective. Example: Rebuild the bridge at ZZXY. Once the objective has been rebuilt, hand in the mission card to a game master. (ref)

PATROL:

In these missions two (2) objectives will be given. Your troops are to actively patrol from location A to location B for the designated period of time. They can not go out and lay down in an area; they must be patrolling from point A to point B to complete the mission.

AMBUSH:

Usually, but not always the counter mission to a Patrol mission. You'll go out and set up an ambush at the coordinates specified and wait the prescribed time period, while eliminating as many enemy troops as possible.

SWEEP:

Similar to a Patrol in that you move between two locations for a designated period of time - as well as actively engaging to eliminate any and all enemy forces.

TAKE & HOLD:

To gain control of the objective and hold it for the amount of time specified. If it's a building, it means to actually have a player inside the building in complete control of it. Example: Take and Hold the enemy's base of operations for 1/2 hour.

 LISTENING POST:

Much like a Recon mission with the addition of inserting personnel into an area to remain undetected for the duration of the mission while obtaining intelligence information. 

RECON & REPORT:

For your players to physically go out and VIEW the area in question for the specified amount of time and obtain the intelligence. They must report back to the base commander with the information (what they viewed) before they will receive the requisite mission currency. This can be done in person or by radio. Example: Recon the enemy's base of operations.

PHOTO RECON:

Exactly the same as a Recon & Report with the addition that the intelligence you gather must be done in a photograph. The better the picture(s) (showing players or bases, etc.) will increase the currency bonus on this mission! Pictures needing a magnifying glass to view anything or showing a big tree will be worth much less! The game masters may specify the number of pictures to be taken. 

RETRIEVE:

Locate, secure and return the object (the mission objective) to your commander within the time frame specified. Example: Go to the center of the field and retrieve the object (an orange drop box) and return this box to your commander.

SNIPE:

To snipe or, in simplest terms, have a player infiltrate the area and fire a paintball ONTO the assigned objective within the specified amount of time. (Opposite of horseshoes, close does not count.) 

MEET & GREET:

Sometimes during scenario games, there are missions where you don't want to kill the objective, but would rather talk and see what you can find out, or maybe, if you're lucky, get a valuable game prop or information. Example: Meet the peasant at the east end of the field. Gather intel. OR... Meet and greet the farmer and retrieve the object he found in his corn patch. OR... Greet the shadowy figure, which will soon be approaching your base of operations.

PROPS:

All game props must remain IN PLAY  during the game. You can not take them out to your car and STASH them, nor lock them up in your commander's box!

Many people find it interesting or amusing to make or bring props from home - we welcome it. If you can sell it or trade it to the opposition, then go for it. All props should be cleared with game masters, who will make a determination whether or not it will be of value, but either way the opposition will not know until the game is over.