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+====== Headbands ======
+Players may, at times, wear colored headbands to represent things that cannot be represented in real life (such as invisibility).
+The following headband color codes are represented in game.  For obvious reasons, please do not wear a headband in any of these colors in game unless necessary to represent your character's status.
+  ; purple
+  : Not actually there.  There is no in-game ability that lets you see the person.  (Usually used for NPCs who are observing but not playing anyone at the time.)
+  ; yellow
+  : Silent.  Roleplay that you don't hear the person or have any auditory clues about where the person is or what they are doing.
+  ; orange
+  : Invisible.  Roleplay that you don't see the person or have any visual clues about where the person is or what they are doing.
+  ; black
+  : Undead.((Note an undead creature may not have a headband if there is no way that you would be able to tell that they are undead.))  Weapon & spell effects may be different than for humans.
+  ; green
+  : Non-human.((Note a non-human creature may not have a headband if there is no way that you would be able to tell that they are not human.))  Weapon and spell effects may be different than for humans.
+Note that for //silent// and //invisible//, either of which that can be enacted and discontinued through use of magic or an innate ability:
+  * The player must use their weapon hand when putting on or taking off the headband.  (It is permissible to use both hands if necessary.)
+  * The character cannot attack anyone in physical combat while invisible or silent.  The character must be visible and audible for at least 5 seconds before attacking another character.
+  * Because all spells have a verbal component, a character cannot cast spells while magically silent.