The game is played with NERF guns. Your gun must shoot foam darts (no modifications to darts or any balls). Gun mods ok. You must be a member of the Eagan Speech Team and sign up in order to play. Your goal is to locate your enemies while they are out roaming the "real world" (outside of school and speech) and shoot them. If a dart hits you anywhere on your body you are dead for the rest of that day. All clothing is live as it does not block bullets, however objects that you are holding, such as a shield, could stop a kill. The game relies on the honor code. If you shoot someone you must report it to Andy (preferably by email). False reports are penalized by death. Eagan High School and all of its property is a neutral zone, along with any school field trips where EHS rules and policies are to be followed. You are to follow all EHS rules to play, meaning you may not take or conceal your gun when you are in a class or on school grounds. Saturday is a neutral day (no nerfing at tournaments or at all on tournament days). Work for players is also off-limits, however coming and going between the parking lot and the doors of their employment is open. Peace treaties may be declared in social gatherings in which players would like to "hang out" without the fear of death. A player is also not permitted to enter the home of any other players without permission. Buys ins while the game is in progress are allowed. To buy in a member must submit the $4 entry fee and they will start at the bottom of the ranks, with one less point than the current low of a player with a kill or death recorded. The true Nerfinator champion is the player with the highest score (kills minus deaths).

The game lasts until the last tournament of the season (we wouldn't want our section and state competitors distracted!). March 25th is the last day.