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Spies have three basic categories of espionage missions that they may pursue during CAX, at their leisure. Essentially a Spy can do whatever they need to do to help their side win, but here are some examples.

 

Espionage mission examples:

• Sabotage

  • Quietly changing the flags at Flag Control Points

  • Hiding or destroying essential assets or devices

  • Accomplishing objectives

  • Anything not expressly forbidden

• Assassination

  • While very risky, spies can eliminate players on their own team

  • Commander Assassination see details at bottom of page

• Intelligence

  • Spread false intelligence

  • Enemy movement, concentration, code words, etc.

  • Anti-espionage (identifying enemy spies)

 

Becoming a Spy:

• Potential spies must first agree to the following:

  • To leave their cell phone in the front office during CAX

  • To not use any phone or electronic messenger apps to communicate during CAX

  • Spy Punishment - If identified OFFICIALLY by the enemy Commander, the Spy agrees to voluntarily face a 10-man-firing-squad from a distance of 20 feet, 1 ball per shooter, at the end of CAX

• Once agreed to the above, the Commander must officially appoint the player as his Spy

• Appointments should ONLY be made to Kyle Buckmaster, the field owner and should be made SECRETLY

 

Identifying a Spy:

• Each Commander gets 1 OFFICIAL, free accusation per CAX

• If the Commander can correctly identify the Spy on the first attempt:

  • The Spy will be immediately team-switched

  • Spy Punishment (seen above) will occur at the end of CAX

• Each additional accusation will incur a 1 point penalty to the Commander's team

• If the Spy is identified UNofficially (after the 1st attempt) by the Commander, the Spy will be immediately team-switched but face no other punishment

Next CAX DATE:

2/22/2020