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▽ FULL NAVIGATION ▽ LOCATIONS ▽ STATUSES ▽ IC PROFILES ▽ IC RULEBOOK ▽ MURDER PROPOSALS ▽ PCS ▽ CURFEW ▽ AUDIENCES ▽ CAMP STORE ▽ REPORTING

A familiar brochure to those who find it, this guide's cover is simple, but aesthetically pleasant. Holographic foil on the back and front, that shifts between blue, purple, silver and pink colors in the light. The words TRAVEL GUIDE are written in a simple font on the front. The contents of the travel guide are currently as follows: Rules for a Healthy Competition 1. You're responsible for cleaning up after yourself. 2. You've been gifted a stylish, fashionable scrunchie. Don't throw it away, damage it or remove it. You have to keep it on your person for your own safety. No one is responsible for any injuries you receive for ignoring this rule. 3. You're responsible for your own hygiene, wardrobe and belongings. 4. Costume assignments are not optional. You must be in uniform at all times when engaging with campers. 5. You must split yourselves into three teams. These three teams will be under your leadership for the duration of the competition. Nooo cheating! 6. There can only be one team standing at the end of the competition. Winner takes all. 7. You must assign weekly tasks to campers to provide them with the opportunity to earn vouchers. Tasks may be whatever you decide but must be posted every Monday morning. 8. You will rotate jobs weekly to ensure there is a balance between the three of you. No slacking off. 9. The competition will begin once the first blood has been shed. After this point, you are to ensure at least one person dies every week to keep the competition moving. You may not neglect this task. Failure to fulfill this requirement will result in a forfeit; all campers and directors shall perish. 10. You are required to select three campers to assist with special tasks. It is your responsibility to ensure they carry out their assignments as needed. 11. You are required to host a trial on Saturdays in the Mess Hall once a camper has been killed. Trials will be nine hours, and campers may not leave until votes are cast. If a camper does not vote, you are responsible for banning them from further camp activities. 12. You may not interfere with trial proceedings by providing hints, answers, or solutions. Likewise, you may not interfere with evidence, planning, or betrayal. 13. Remember: you are at fault, you may not ask for help, and your feelings don’t matter in this competition. 14. It is your responsibility to see things through. The competition will not end until all conditions are met.