Acceptable item/location rules:

Rules:

• You are allowed to pass your named item with other items under some conditions:
• You must be able to see at least one of the item named.
• The item(s) you pass must be mostly the named item.


• The location must be reasonably able to be described as the named location.
• Both you and your victim must be in the location at the time of the murder.
• As stated in the main rules, the victim can always accept a murder as successful even if the assassin has bent or completely broken the rules. That being said, they are under no obligation to, and could simply give you the 1 day ultimatum.

If in doubt as to whether an object counts don't use it. As stated in the main rules these are quite clearly a bit subjective and, while the number one rule is to have fun, below are some examples of items that would or would not count. They are here purely as a guide and the list is far from exhaustive (Green - yes | Orange - try to avoid but could be counted | Red - absolutely not). Remember, if the of people majority in your group feels strongly that something does or doesn't count, then majority wins.

Item Examples:

• Key

  • A single key and fewer than 10 keyrings.
  • A bunch of keys with no keyrings and also a wallet.
  • A single key with more than 10 keyrings.
  • A single key hidden inside a wallet.
  • A single key or bunch of keys inside a suitcase or other bag that completely hides all view of said keys.

• Spoon

  • A handful of assorted cultery most of which are spoons.
  • A really really tiny spoon.
  • A handful of cultery with fewer spoons than other items.
  • Half of a decomposing wooden spoon.
  • A closed bag full of cutlery but only one spoon in it.
  • A spork.

• Camera

  • A camera with or without a lens.
  • A camera in a case that is clearly designed for a camera.
  • An origami model pin-hole camera that does not function.
  • A mobile phone with a camera.
  • A lens or other camera paraphernalia with no camera attatched.
  • A camera in a case in a backpack along with a coat, waterbottles, today's lunch, and yesterday's grim banana.

• Pen/Pencil

  • A pack of brand new bic ballpoint pens.
  • A pen/pencil and a single sheet of paper.
  • A notebook with a pen/pencil on the side.
  • A very large arts and craft kit with a single pen/pencil in it.
  • A paintbrush or other pencil shaped art utensil that isn't a pen/pencil.

• Tissue

  • A box of tissues.
  • A piece of tissue paper.
  • A bin that you hope might have a tissue in it somewhere.
  • A pineapple.