Assassins may be of any race or breed.  Mortals, Half-breed, or Immortals are allowed to perform an assassination attempt with a valid KoATF Assassin Registered Number.  Only a 2 sided dice is allowed in the attempt or it will be invalid.  Assassins must find a member of the KoATF HC, another KoATF registered assassin or a KoATF registered Proctor in order for the attempt to be done.  You must enter the room and have at least ten lines of activity before the Out Of Character warning is allowed to be stated.  If you lure someone into a room to have them assassinated you must let them enter the room ((that means you must physically allow them to state the action of entering the room, ex: ::enters::)) and have ten lines of activity before the attempt can be made.  Attempts and contracts will only be legal if you have your ARC assassin registered number in your life scrolls.
 

1)  Must obtain a LEGAL ARC assassin Reg number and contract. Contracts are good for exactly one mun week.
2)  Must receive an approved contract from the Chancellor of Assassins.
 3)  Must have a "Reasonable" reason on why this assination is going to take place.
4)  Any and all type of Guild Havens and Guild Meeting Hall (providing an actual meeting is taking place), are safe zones and assassinations are NOT legal.
5)  Assassination attempts are legal only when you have a registered KoATF proctor, KoATF high council, or another Registered KoATF assassin to Proctor the attempt.
6)  No more than three assassins are allowed to perform and assassination at once.  If more are in the log the attempt is invalid.
7)  Assassins are ONLY allowed to use 2d in the attempt, if not the attempt is invalid.
8) If an AA is failed, the assassin must wait 24 mun hours before making another aa.
 
 

Actions of Assassination Attempts

Perception:
Upon being told to roll 2d20 for perception, do so. You must roll 4 or more to percieve the attack. If you get the 4 you may chose to flee or dodge. Enhancers may be used to help perception.

Flee:
Common sense, when you flee you leave the room and the attempt has been failed.

Dodge:
If you choose to dodge you must roll your guild dice but using only 2 dice.  If you roll one die higher then the assassins attack you win the dodge and have not been hit.  If you fail to roll a successful dodge one of two things may happen.  If the assassin does not complete the attempt and you still have your life you will have the choice to either Flee or stay to fight in a Death match.  If the assassin completes the Attempt then, of course you are dead.
 
 

      Step by Step on how an Assassination Attempt is done

1)  Must enter the room out of  character.
2)  Must state Target, Assassins name, ARC registered number, dice and enhances (if any).
3)  Must state date, time, zone and name of proctor.
4)  Ask target for dice, bodyguards and enhances. (If you have a Bodyguard, see Body guard further down)
5)  Then state the five minute rule for target to roll perception, state time and date once more.  If target fails to roll perception the target is considered to be dead on the spot, with valid proctor logging.
6)  After target roll perception there are two things that may happen:
    6a)  Target wins perception and spots the assassin.
      a1)  Target may either choose to flee or dodge.
    6b)  Target fails perception and doesn't spot the assassin.
      b1)  Assassin continues the attempt with his attack.
7)  Assassin continues the attempt (if failed perception or perception granted and target chose to dodge):
    7a)  Perception failed:
      a1)  Assassin continues with the attempt stating the Hit To Kill points.
      a2)  Assassin make attack to see if target has been eliminated.
   7b)  Perception passed with dodge:  Target must roll their guild dice but only using 2d.  In order for dodge to be won, you must roll one die higher than the assassin's roll.
     a)  Target performs a successful dodge:
           1)  Death Match has started using guild dice.
     b)  Target fails dodge:
           1)  Assassin completes the Hit To Kill, the target is now dead.
           2)  Assassin fails to meet Hit To Kill requirements:
                a)  Target can either Flee or turn the attempt into a Death Match
 
 

Hit To Kill Chart (HTK)

The Death Match

        When the Assassination Attempt fails and then moves into the death match mode, the Hit To Kill from the attempt is taken away from the total Hit Points of the target when in Death Match mode, with the Target getting the initiative in the Death match. The DM will start out like 15-0 in favor of the Assassin with, if the assassin has taken away 15 points in the attempt, if the dodge was successful.  From there the target and assassin is allowed to use guild dice, if they differ from the assassination attempt.
 

BodyGuards

        The only time a bodyguard is allowed to take the perception roll from you is when he/she has been in the room before the Attempt was made.  They may NOT be called on when the attempt is being made.  The bodyguard must also have your name in their life scrolls that state they are your bodyguard.  No one is allowed to interfere in the Attempt except for the bodyguard when he takes the perception, if anyone does so they will be ignored by the assassin so he/she may continue.  If the bodyguard wins the perception he can do one of two things, either warn the original target of the assassin and tell them to flee or dodge, or the assassin can place himself in the attempt and on his actions be the target.  If the bodygaurd becomes the target, the original target may flee the room.  If the assassin fails to make the Hit To Kill the assassin has the legal right to either stay to fight the DM against the body guard or he/she may flee.  Throughout the entire process if at any time the assassin was killed in the DM he/she may not be rezzed, they will be dead on the spot without the chance to resurrection.

Earning of Experience by the Assassin
The Dice of Target and Amount of Earned Xps