About the latest rule changes

[Simmo]

Dont know if someone talked about it already; but locked doors and Always need to have opportunity to get out of the house.
*If you block the door with Wall of Stone which is legal after RP?
*And if someone stays behind the door, i open locked door he comes in and i kill, its his fault i guess?( Like Law waits behind robbers house, robber opens door law rushes in and suddenly they understand that their screwed and door is locked)

[Boris]

If you block the door with Wall of Stone which is legal after RP?

Stonewall is legal (after RP), fleshwall is legal always.

Like Law waits behind robbers house, robber opens door law rushes in and suddenly they understand that their screwed and door is locked

That's something the rule tries to prevent. Trapping someone inside a house with no way out. As we've noticed, there's some holes in the rule, so we may as easily take away the housing part.

- Boris

[KrondorZuula]

If its a religion hunting the robbers they are never trapped, either they kill the robber in the house an then can have someone convo them out or recall to temple/sigil or... they die and can leave as a ghost. Theres also the option that if you kill them and they have a key on them you can unlock the door and put the key back on the body and leave that way also

[Boris]

There are no looting rules for thievery or stealing (thief's). If however a thief succesfully steals any items from your backpack or house, you may kill the thief, loot items listed as legal looting (weapons/armor/jewerly) from his corpse and anything else he has taken from your backpack/house.

Specified to the looting rules to fill the leak.

- Boris

[Johnny Walac]

There are no looting rules for thievery or stealing (thief's). If however a thief succesfully steals any items from your backpack or house, you may kill the thief, loot items listed as legal looting (weapons/armor/jewerly) from his corpse and anything else he has taken from your backpack/house.

Specified to the looting rules to fill the leak.

- Boris

The thief can deny that he took those items from the house. I would pop in a SS requirement somewhere about what has been taken from the house/backpack.

Edit: Should be same rules as in a robbery. The thief must be able to provide SS of the "robbery" if needed.

[Boris]

We haven't even gotten cases like these, but ofcourse I hope I'm not handling issues with dicks. We hope this is just temporary, untill a solution is agreed on general looting rules. The armor/weapons/jewels is okay on paper, but there's too many blanks to it.

- Boris