The war rules - perfect, 10/10

[Geryn Farodae]

No, no... Wow, I never expected such simple rules to be so tragically taken out of context.

No, if you rob the Ally of Order of Law, since both of you are allied to either religion, your confrontation will be concidered War related. Just like if Geryn were patrolling and I come upon Marcus, when/if I kill him, I won't loot just gold and jewels. It will be dry looting. Basically, if you wish to be apart of the war, you are subject to the rules if you provoke either side. If you rob Law's ally, and get killed in the process, it will be considered a War Related incident, and you can be dry looted, same for Law's ally.

Law's ally is two people. Surely there is enough people to rob without HAVING to rob the Ally of your ally's enemy. Just like if Order of law attacks you, Order of Imperial is allowed to engage because you're an ally. If you attack ally of Law, we're allowed to engage because you're attacking an ally.

Simply put, don't rob allies of your enemy. Raises too many questions, and creates unnecessary confusion where none ought to be. If you don't understand the rules as they are regarding Order of Law official allies, avoid robbing the allied guild. And if you just simply don't understand at all, then speak the the guildmaster of the Order of Law's ally, and create your own War Rules.

[Kent Strider]

I guess you got a point, just seems poor rp to look them over. So to me it seems I can rob lets say, Ivan for example or Eldaric, either one. If I safely get away and 15 minutes go by, lets say I get caught the next day robbing some other guy, like for instance Deodar, can I then still get drylooted for that act? I don't plan on looking people over.

[Geryn Farodae]

Nah, after 15 minutes, you're ok. The next day, if you rob someone else, not from the ally, you only get looted gold and gems.

[Kent Strider]

Great rules, I would like to compliment you for perfecting them..I give 10/10