Afghani People

The Afghani people have had it. They have been in one civil war or another for centuries. Then the Russians. After that the Taliban. Now the U.S. and U.N.  (See About Afghanistan)

Some Afghans view the U.S. as their saviors, bringing support, food and freedom to their war-ravaged country.

A few secretly support the Taliban and its fundamentalist regime.

A portion are farmers, making a pitiful living from their poppy farms and want their freedom AND the Pashtun drug cartel to survive.

Team: Tango Alpha²'s members will play multiple parts in the scenario as referees AND roles players, acting as informants, spies, CIA contacts, resources, supporters and even suicide bombers. You will need their support to win, but they are just as likely on the other side.

Points will be deducted for killing the innocent and lives will be lost for trusting the wrong ones. An "innocent" is anyone not carrying a weapon or bomb. Suicide bombers are not innocents. Citizens are. In 2009's game, "Generation Kill: A Bad Day in Baghdad", the Feyadeen would have crushed the Marines except they kept killing innocent civilians and losing 25 points per civilian. In the final battle alone they lost 575 points for slaughtering Iraqi citizens. As it was, for most of the game, the score was nearly tied due to the savage brutality of the Feyadeen.

CIA and other Non Combatants

Besides the Afghans, there may be other NCP (non-combatant role players) on the field. Unless a CIA operative is carrying a weapon, he is considered an innocent.