Quick Questions Archive

[Mark]

In the Fighting and Competition part of the rules section I found this:

Players with a bounty cannot turn down a fight unless they have a legitimate reason, such as having real-life commitments (in which case they should post in theGoing Away thread or go into their 'Edit Profile' page and mark themselves as 'Away' with a date of their return. 

I assume that this allows for "unsportsmanlike" situations such as multiple people teaming up on a single person with a bounty? For instance, if one person has a bounty, can a faction of four or more people fight a single person in one fight? And, technically, if the faction has put in the sufficient amount of effort of hunting down the person IC, the person with the bounty can't say no, as given by the rules stated above.
Second question that came to me while I was writing this: Could the person with the bounty also surrender, leaving us to bring them to the faction that gave the bounty and claim it that way if they truly do not wish to fight?

Yup, a whole group can jump a dude if they want to. Goes hand-in-hand with the whole 'accepting consequences of your actions'. It's worth noting though that if you're at a disadvantage in a fight you get a little boost to your score to help you out.

And yes, that's a thing also.