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Originally Posted by Xzerion
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1. Going forward, if you intend to hold or claim a camp, your group must retain presence at that camp. If you have no competition in the zone, you are more than welcome to hold as many as you like. The moment another party wants to claim a camp and you are "farming" multiple, you must decide which camp you want and forfeit the ones someone else is interested in. We still expect players to use the courtesy camp check before zerging a room. If there is a full spawn of mobs in a camp room up I think that would be considered not camped. How you pull the camp is up to you, as long as you are able to engage the mobs very shortly after they are spawned.
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3. The efreeti spawn kind of covers both of these situations, with this camp in particular if you are not at the spawn and another group arrives, you lose it.
4. In order to hold a camp, the player or group must be able to demonstrate the ability to hold the camp without further help.
*Example* An enchanter and lvl 40 ranger are in a group. The enchanter leaves to go kill frenzy and the ranger stay at lord. In this instance both camps are not considered held as the ranger could not survive this camp on his own without the enchanter.
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Failure to comply and respect these rules will be viewed as disruptive behavior and players will be subject to disciplinary action. Please dont let it come to this.
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Obviously the .... is where I shortened the post.
If I am correct, if there are people in your group still there (as in the cleric/monk example), you have the camp. However there's always gonna be an asshole who tries to take the camp, and if no one is there when that person arrives I think technically he has the right to it? The nice thing to do, though, would be to give the group the camp back. Generally GMs don't want to be involved in something like this that can be resolved with common courtesy so I would say to try to work it out between players before typing /petition.