Safety Rules | Humans Vs Zombies

Safety
and
Rules

Dress Code and Day Play

Humans vs Zombies requires all players have the minimum coverage of a shirt and athletic shorts.

While playing the game, avoid hiding in bushes or places that may scare non-players. Minimal bush-hiding is tolerated during Night Missions when there are not as many non-players on campus.

Report any injuries that occur to a Harbinger, Officer, or Mod ASAP.

What is NOT allowed

Any sort of weaponry on campus, this includes any form of mock weaponry.
Modifying socks in any way beyond rolling two socks together.
Wearing camo, as not to cause issues with ROTC.
Orange clothing, as it makes your player bandana hard to see.
Using excessive profanity or threatening other players or non-players.
Tresspassing

Wearing a full face covering, as this defeats the purpose of being able to identify you as a player.

Bikes, scooters, skateboards, and any other wheeled travel while in play. If you need to get somewhere on wheels, take your bandana off first.
Disrespect towards any member of leadership or other player will not be tolerated
Climbing anything

Safe Zones

Safe Zones are areas that are designated as safe for both Humans and Zombies. You cannot be stunned or tagged unless you have both feet outside of the safe zone. You cannot stun or tag anyone unless they have both feet outside of the safe zone. Humans get five seconds of safety going back into play areas. Humans must count them out loud, because Zombie seconds are faster.

Day Play Safe Zones

Campus Transportation
Institute Property
Stairs
TSC Patio
Indoors
Residential Overhangs
Door Handles
Balconies

No Play Zones

No-Play Zones are areas where you cannot play. If you are going into one of these areas, you need to take off your bandana. You do not get five seconds of safety going back into play areas.