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Contraband Guidelines
Revision number 4. Accurate as of XX ATC.
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Spoiler: Acolytes
Allowed Equipment
All equipment or items not listed above are considered “Prohibited Equipment” (Examples)
Vibroswords and armour plates can be awarded to Acolytes but must be immediately confirmed with the Conservancy and Imperial Security teams or the rewarded items will be stripped as contraband.
Failure to comply with the initial search or the confiscation of goods will result in being stunned with a stun round, or by being handed over to a nearby Sith, or preferably the Envoy of War. Should none be around, the Imperials on duty are within their right to temporarily detain said Acolyte. Bear in mind that the Imperials are always to show restraint in these scenarios. Needless violence or damaging of the students will be frowned upon.
As a guideline for those who confiscate the contraband, cameras and listening devices are to be checked for sensitive information before being destroyed. Blasters and Armour are to be cross-referenced with anything that may be missing from the Powerbases’ Imperial supply. Should it be stolen, the thief will face consequences. If equipment is of non-imperial origin, it is to be safeguarded for exactly 50 days. If nothing has been done with it by then, it can be scrapped for parts. Belongings or Personal Mementos are to be handed to an Overseer of the house for the furthering of Acolyte training.
- House Horuset Acolyte Robe
- House Horuset Training Blade
- House Horuset Datapad
- House Horuset Holocom
- House Horuset code cylinders
- Drink bottles must be checked for contents
All equipment or items not listed above are considered “Prohibited Equipment” (Examples)
- Cameras
- Listening Devices
- Any type of blaster
- Any form of personal belongings or mementoes.1
Spoiler: Exceptions (1)
*An exception worth mentioning is certain cultural accessories (Pureblood jewellery, Twi’lek headbands and other trinkets that pose no threat to the harmony aboard the ship or estate). Note that this is not done out of compassion or understanding. These items often form an important part of the identity of an acolyte, and can be used by more senior Sith or Overseers as leverage to shape and mould the student. They can and should be thoroughly searched and scanned, however.
Vibroswords and armour plates can be awarded to Acolytes but must be immediately confirmed with the Conservancy and Imperial Security teams or the rewarded items will be stripped as contraband.
Spoiler: OOC
This means when a vibrosword or piece of armour is awarded to Acolytes, a member of the Conservancy must be told as soon as possible so the information can be passed along to the security teams and included in a list of exceptions to the rules. A character found with equipment that hasn't been noted as an exception will have the equipment removed.
Failure to comply with the initial search or the confiscation of goods will result in being stunned with a stun round, or by being handed over to a nearby Sith, or preferably the Envoy of War. Should none be around, the Imperials on duty are within their right to temporarily detain said Acolyte. Bear in mind that the Imperials are always to show restraint in these scenarios. Needless violence or damaging of the students will be frowned upon.
As a guideline for those who confiscate the contraband, cameras and listening devices are to be checked for sensitive information before being destroyed. Blasters and Armour are to be cross-referenced with anything that may be missing from the Powerbases’ Imperial supply. Should it be stolen, the thief will face consequences. If equipment is of non-imperial origin, it is to be safeguarded for exactly 50 days. If nothing has been done with it by then, it can be scrapped for parts. Belongings or Personal Mementos are to be handed to an Overseer of the house for the furthering of Acolyte training.
Spoiler: Apprentices or Neophytes
The equipment of an Apprentice is different
A Sith apprentice is often sponsored by their masters, making the lines blurry with regard to authority. However, these contraband searches are ordered by the Dark Lord. This means that, whether they like it or not, the apprentice will have to subject themselves to searches.
Prohibited Items
Failure to comply with the initial search or the confiscation of goods will result in being stunned with a stun round, or being handed over to a nearby Sith, or preferably the Lord of War. Should none be around, the Imperials on duty are within their right to temporarily detain said Apprentice. Bear in mind that the Imperials are always to show restraint in these scenarios. Needless violence or damaging of the Sith will be frowned upon and may be met with consequences.
As a guideline for those who confiscate the contraband, cameras, slicing equipment, and listening devices are to be checked for sensitive information before being destroyed. EMPs, blasters, and Grenades are to be cross-referenced with anything that may be missing from the Powerbases’ Imperial supply. Should it be stolen, the thief will face consequences. If the blaster is of non-Imperial origin, it is to be safeguarded for exactly 50 days. If nothing has been done with it by then, it can be scrapped for parts.
Alcohol is allowed on the ship, but only when sold in the mess hall. It cannot be taken off the ship, nor can alcohol from outside be brought onto the ship. If it is confiscated, the bottles are to be brought to the Imperial Quartermaster, who will either destroy or redistribute them.
Spice and other drugs are to be destroyed in all scenarios. It has no place on an Imperial Warship. If any soldier who confiscated it is found in possession of it an hour after confiscation, they will spend the night in the brig to sober up.
A Sith apprentice is often sponsored by their masters, making the lines blurry with regard to authority. However, these contraband searches are ordered by the Dark Lord. This means that, whether they like it or not, the apprentice will have to subject themselves to searches.
Prohibited Items
- Cameras or recording devices
- Alcohol. Beverages or in pure form
- Spice, deathsticks or other drugs
- Grenades, bombs or other explosives
- EMPs or ion weapons
- Slicing terminals or dataspikes
- Any type of blaster
- Any equipment from the 142nd Division's Arsenal
- Live animals
- Any droid
- Datapads or holocoms not supplied by Horuset (These will be kept at the checkpoint and can be collected upon departure.)
Failure to comply with the initial search or the confiscation of goods will result in being stunned with a stun round, or being handed over to a nearby Sith, or preferably the Lord of War. Should none be around, the Imperials on duty are within their right to temporarily detain said Apprentice. Bear in mind that the Imperials are always to show restraint in these scenarios. Needless violence or damaging of the Sith will be frowned upon and may be met with consequences.
As a guideline for those who confiscate the contraband, cameras, slicing equipment, and listening devices are to be checked for sensitive information before being destroyed. EMPs, blasters, and Grenades are to be cross-referenced with anything that may be missing from the Powerbases’ Imperial supply. Should it be stolen, the thief will face consequences. If the blaster is of non-Imperial origin, it is to be safeguarded for exactly 50 days. If nothing has been done with it by then, it can be scrapped for parts.
Alcohol is allowed on the ship, but only when sold in the mess hall. It cannot be taken off the ship, nor can alcohol from outside be brought onto the ship. If it is confiscated, the bottles are to be brought to the Imperial Quartermaster, who will either destroy or redistribute them.
Spice and other drugs are to be destroyed in all scenarios. It has no place on an Imperial Warship. If any soldier who confiscated it is found in possession of it an hour after confiscation, they will spend the night in the brig to sober up.
Spoiler: Household Sith
Functionally, a Household Sith may carry whatever they wish to fulfil their specific role within the Powerbase; however, Security Teams maintain the authority to search Household Sith to check for any suspicious items, which are to be confirmed with a member of the Conservancy if there are doubts about the items found. However, one rule is in place for Household Sith:
No live animals or droids are permitted within the estate.
An exception can be negotiated with the Council of Lords; however, this is per occasion and is intended for lessons. A Household Sith may not have a blanket pass to bring any animal they wish into the estate at any time they wish.
No live animals or droids are permitted within the estate.
An exception can be negotiated with the Council of Lords; however, this is per occasion and is intended for lessons. A Household Sith may not have a blanket pass to bring any animal they wish into the estate at any time they wish.
Spoiler: Imperial Soldiers
Prohibited Items
By the will of Lord Andnoa, the categories of Modified Equipment and Non-Specialisation Equipment have been rescinded. These are no longer considered contraband for the soldiers of Special Operations Detachment: Leviathan, so long as they fall within the following guidelines:
- Alcohol or other drugs
- Sith relics
By the will of Lord Andnoa, the categories of Modified Equipment and Non-Specialisation Equipment have been rescinded. These are no longer considered contraband for the soldiers of Special Operations Detachment: Leviathan, so long as they fall within the following guidelines:
- Modifications must be to improve the functionality of weapons and armour. All equipment must be kept to a working and high standard of maintenance by the soldier in question.
- To use advanced weapons from outside of one's specialisation, the soldier in question must be trained by one of the instructors to a good standard. Alternatively, if the weapon is from outside Horuset as a whole, the Soldier in question must seek either external training or learn to use it in their free time.
- If at any time this privilege is abused, it can be revoked either per soldier or for the entire Special Operations Detachment.
- This order does not revoke the status of all other equipment that falls under these guidelines, such as droids, data-spikes, cybernetics or other such devices. These remain bound to their specifications.
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Spoiler: OOC notice
This document is a reupload; originally, this document was under the guidelines created by Lord Tarati, and edited by Lord Saltaeon and Darth Horuset.
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