VI. Capital Crimes

Capital offenses are crimes that are punishable by death.

GRAND THEFT

Theft of a item and/or gold with a market value of 50 million or greater 
gold.

Theft is taking of an item (including gold) by one Aisling to which another 
Aisling has rightful ownership and subsequent refusal to return it.

Ownership of an item is includes, but is not limited to:

1. An item received from a mundane that has dropped on the floor underneath 
an Aisling because they were overweight. The item(s) belongs to the Aisling 
it was originally intended.

2. An item that is in use as a decoration is owned by the Aisling who 
dropped it.

3. An item dropped from a monster is owned by the Aisling or hunting group 
that killed the monster. Summoned monsters are exempt from this.

4. An item dropped by a summoned monster is owned by the Aisling who 
summoned the monster.

5. An Aisling's death pile remains their property until its curse expires; 
however the right to this death pile remains with the deceased even after he 
curse has been lifted if the cause of their death is linked to murder.

6. Gems and prayer necklaces belong to the Aisling who dropped them.

MURDER

Murder is the the unlawful taking of another Aisling's life.

A. To be considered a murder, death must occur. For the purposes of law, 
death is defined as the physical death of an aisling, which may cause:

1. Their body to become a spirit
2. Loss of 50 vitality
3. A Sgrios scar
4. A death pile (if holding suitable items)

B. The following involve death. However, they are not murder:

1. Sgathing
Death as the result of a legal Sgath summoning.

2. Death by Inaction
An Aisling who dies because someone did not protect them, cast beothaich 
deur, etc cannot claim murder. The exception to this is if another Aisling 
casts a spell or skill that causes or increases harm done to the Aisling.

3. Willful Harm
Someone who willingly places their life in danger cannot claim they were 
murdered, under any circumstance. This does not include entering monster 
hunting areas.

4. Masked Aislings:
Killing a masked Aisling is not murder.

Penalty: 2 Deoch Exile, Sgath Summons

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VI. Offensive Names

Aislings with any content within their name which violates the Mundane 
Mandate ((Terms of Service)) are to be banished.

If the Aisling remains in the lands after banishment they should be referred 
to a Ranger to send them to salachar; if no Ranger can be found and the 
Aisling remains in the lands after their banishment has expired then they 
may be exiled indefinitely.