You can attack arbiters if they're anywhere within your cabal. NT

You can attack arbiters if they're anywhere within your cabal. NT:
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Posted by Polemachus on March 22, 2000 at 10:00:45:

In Reply to: Arbiter interpretation of this? posted by No one important on March 22, 2000 at 09:56:01:

> I have always wondered if the following was
> a crime.
>
> Let's say you are in a cabal
> (Sylvan,Master,Battle,Entropy) and a cabalmate
> is wanted and hides in your cabal. The arbiters
> attack/kill the outer guardian and then attack
> the inner guardian.
>
> Is it a flaggable offense to attack the arbiter
> at the inner or outer guardian? Since it could be
> considered aiding a criminal? But in reality, you
> are proecting your cabal?

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Re: Simply standing within the limits of a cabal is considered raiding.(n/t) Aristan, kicked out of Arbiters for being unaware where he was fighting(though accepted back) 10:36:44 3/22/2000 (1)
- Re: Defense of your cabal from raiding IS the situation when you can attack any arbiter Aristan again 10:54:43 3/22/2000 (0)

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Comments:	> > I have always wondered if the following was > > a crime. > > > > Let's say you are in a cabal > > (Sylvan,Master,Battle,Entropy) and a cabalmate > > is wanted and hides in your cabal. The arbiters > > attack/kill the outer guardian and then attack > > the inner guardian. > > > > Is it a flaggable offense to attack the arbiter > > at the inner or outer guardian? Since it could be > > considered aiding a criminal? But in reality, you > > are proecting your cabal?