Arrests - Revision history

DaveGarber1975 at 09:04, 9 February 2007

2007-02-09T09:04:10Z

DaveGarber1975: eliminating Score category

2005-11-29T22:34:27Z

eliminating Score category

DaveGarber1975 at 04:22, 28 November 2005

2005-11-28T04:22:20Z

DaveGarber1975 at 03:26, 26 November 2005

2005-11-26T03:26:50Z

DaveGarber1975 at 02:50, 26 November 2005

2005-11-26T02:50:10Z

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''So. You've broken the law, you've been declared an OUTLAW, and a [[Townguard Mobs |city guard]] has arrested you. What's next?''

''There is no judge, no jury, and no appeals process; such are the faded relics of imperfect legal systems and are totally unnecessary in Lawful cities. There is, however, a [[Jail Rooms |jail]]; once arrested, outlaws are dragged there and left to rot until the [[Jailer Mobs |jailer]] feels like dealing with you. This usually doesn't take very long; the [[Jailer Mobs |jailer]] of a Lawful city loves his job. His job is to review your case and decide what punishment is necessary. You might be sent home to think about your crimes; you might be assessed a fine; or you might be sent to [[Death Row Rooms |Death Row]] to enter the [[Executioner Mobs |executioner]]'s queue. The outcome is predicated on your history of prior arrests, the severity of your crime, your financial status, and whether the [[Jailer Mobs |jailer]] had breakfast that morning. (Hey, at least he admits his decisions are arbitrary. You're a criminal; you'll take what you get!)

''A tally of the number of times your incarnation has been arrested is listed in the SCORE command, in the field "Arrests".''

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 ''A tally of the number of times your [[Incarnations |incarnation]] has been arrested is listed in the [[Score |SCORE]] command, in the field "Arrests".''
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 ''There is no judge, no jury, and no appeals process; such are the faded relics of imperfect legal systems and are totally unnecessary in [[:Category: Lawful Areas |Lawful cities]].  There is, however, a [[Jail Rooms |jail]]; once arrested, [[Outlaw Flag |outlaws]] are dragged there and left to rot until the [[Jailer Mobs |jailer]] feels like dealing with you.  This usually doesn't take very long; the [[Jailer Mobs |jailer]] of a [[:Category: Lawful Areas |Lawful city]] loves his job.  His job is to review your case and decide what punishment is necessary.  You might be sent home to think about your crimes; you might be assessed a fine; or you might be sent to [[Death Row Rooms |Death Row]] to enter the [[Executioner Mobs |executioner]]'s queue.  The outcome is predicated on your history of prior arrests, the severity of your crime, your financial status, and whether the [[Jailer Mobs |jailer]] had breakfast that morning.  (Hey, at least he admits his decisions are arbitrary.  You're a criminal; you'll take what you get!)
-''A tally of the number of times your [[Incarnations |incarnation]] has been arrested is listed in the [[:Category: Score |SCORE]] command, in the field "Arrests".''
+''A tally of the number of times your [[Incarnations |incarnation]] has been arrested is listed in the [[Score |SCORE]] command, in the field "Arrests".''
 [[Category: Characters]]
 [[Category: Lawful Areas]]

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-''So.  You've broken the law, you've been declared an OUTLAW, and a [[Townguard Mobs |city guard]] has arrested you.  What's next?''
+''So.  You've broken the law, you've been declared an [[Outlaw Flag |OUTLAW]], and a [[Townguard Mobs |city guard]] has arrested you.  What's next?''
-''There is no judge, no jury, and no appeals process; such are the faded relics of imperfect legal systems and are totally unnecessary in Lawful cities.  There is, however, a [[Jail Rooms |jail]]; once arrested, outlaws are dragged there and left to rot until the [[Jailer Mobs |jailer]] feels like dealing with you.  This usually doesn't take very long; the [[Jailer Mobs |jailer]] of a Lawful city loves his job.  His job is to review your case and decide what punishment is necessary.  You might be sent home to think about your crimes; you might be assessed a fine; or you might be sent to [[Death Row Rooms |Death Row]] to enter the [[Executioner Mobs |executioner]]'s queue.  The outcome is predicated on your history of prior arrests, the severity of your crime, your financial status, and whether the [[Jailer Mobs |jailer]] had breakfast that morning.  (Hey, at least he admits his decisions are arbitrary.  You're a criminal; you'll take what you get!)
+''There is no judge, no jury, and no appeals process; such are the faded relics of imperfect legal systems and are totally unnecessary in [[:Category: Lawful Areas |Lawful cities]].  There is, however, a [[Jail Rooms |jail]]; once arrested, [[Outlaw Flag |outlaws]] are dragged there and left to rot until the [[Jailer Mobs |jailer]] feels like dealing with you.  This usually doesn't take very long; the [[Jailer Mobs |jailer]] of a [[:Category: Lawful Areas |Lawful city]] loves his job.  His job is to review your case and decide what punishment is necessary.  You might be sent home to think about your crimes; you might be assessed a fine; or you might be sent to [[Death Row Rooms |Death Row]] to enter the [[Executioner Mobs |executioner]]'s queue.  The outcome is predicated on your history of prior arrests, the severity of your crime, your financial status, and whether the [[Jailer Mobs |jailer]] had breakfast that morning.  (Hey, at least he admits his decisions are arbitrary.  You're a criminal; you'll take what you get!)
-''A tally of the number of times your incarnation has been arrested is listed in the SCORE command, in the field "Arrests".''
+''A tally of the number of times your [[Incarnations |incarnation]] has been arrested is listed in the [[:Category: Score |SCORE]] command, in the field "Arrests".''
 [[Category: Characters]]
 [[Category: Score]]

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