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| − | Gameplay will sometimes need to be halted to address a safety issue or some other out-of-game concern, such as a child running onto the battlefield. The following calls can be made to halt gameplay completely or in a localized area. These calls should be reserved for [[V9: | + | [[File:23014---PlaceHolderImage4x3.jpg | thumb | A 'Hold' is called.]] |
| − | + | Gameplay will sometimes need to be halted to address a safety issue or some other out-of-game concern, such as a child running onto the battlefield. The following calls can be made to halt gameplay completely or in a localized area. These calls should be reserved for [[V9: Rules Authorities|Reeves]] when possible but any player may use them if they feel it is necessary to ensure the immediate safety of themselves and/or others. | |
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| + | <li>'''"HOLD!" (Full Halt Of Gameplay):''' If it is necessary to stop play for the entire field, you should loudly announce ''"HOLD!"''. During a Hold, all players must immediately halt all [[V9: Glossary#Gameplay|gameplay]], cease [[V9: Glossary#Move|moving]], and kneel if possible until the Hold has been resolved and a [[V9: Rules Authorities|Reeve]] restarts the game.</li> | ||
| − | + | <li>'''"SAFETY!" (Localized Stop):''' If an incident occurs and you need to direct combat away from an area without stopping the game entirely, remove yourself from play and loudly announce ''"SAFETY!"'' to get the attention of nearby players and direct combat away from the situation. You may need to repeat this several times if gameplay continues to flow around you. Nearby players should either shift combat away from the Safety area or remove themselves from gameplay altogether to provide assistance until the situation is resolved or they are relieved by a [[V9: Rules Authorities|Reeve]].</li></ol> | |
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Halting Gameplay
Gameplay will sometimes need to be halted to address a safety issue or some other out-of-game concern, such as a child running onto the battlefield. The following calls can be made to halt gameplay completely or in a localized area. These calls should be reserved for Reeves when possible but any player may use them if they feel it is necessary to ensure the immediate safety of themselves and/or others.
- "HOLD!" (Full Halt Of Gameplay): If it is necessary to stop play for the entire field, you should loudly announce "HOLD!". During a Hold, all players must immediately halt all gameplay, cease moving, and kneel if possible until the Hold has been resolved and a Reeve restarts the game.
- "SAFETY!" (Localized Stop): If an incident occurs and you need to direct combat away from an area without stopping the game entirely, remove yourself from play and loudly announce "SAFETY!" to get the attention of nearby players and direct combat away from the situation. You may need to repeat this several times if gameplay continues to flow around you. Nearby players should either shift combat away from the Safety area or remove themselves from gameplay altogether to provide assistance until the situation is resolved or they are relieved by a Reeve.
Safety Safety Authorities · Halting Gameplay · Specific Safety Issues · Safety Equipment
