The Laws of Xyllomer

• Player killing
• Attacking guilds
• Theft
• Other crimes

The set punishments for the crimes player killing and theft will be decided upon (see Book Fines as well).

Attacking another guild or their protected NPC`s is a guild-internal matter and no crime in itself, but harm done to defending players might result in an accusation (see Book Law Update)

A victim of theft has two options:

• Either to force the return of his stolen goods themselves or
• to accuse the thief and leave it to the judge to investigate.

A guilty thief must reimburse between 150% and 250% of the value of the items stolen to the victim. The exact sum to be paid will be decided by the judge. Generally, no fine will be raised against the thief though the judge reserves the right to raise such a fine as he sees fit. If after repeated prosecution the thief shows no intention of changing his ways, the judge may declare the thief to be an outlaw (more later).

Player killers will be handled as per theft with the addition that a fine will be raised (the size of this fine to be decided). Note that the payment to the victim could include penalties to cover the cost of resurrection and possible limb surgery. In extreme cases of player killing, the judge may declare the killer to be an outlaw immediately.

by Judge Peaceful, updated by Judge Yorl