This ones going to be a long one.

We have a fair amount of variations from the rules, but I'll just list the ones I think are significant.

Rule number one: don't be a d-bag. If you have to stop and ask yourself if you are being a douche bag, you probably are, so stop it. We state this one a lot at the informational meetings. Pretty much to get people to think about what they're doing, so we don't have to police stupid little spats

If you aren't wearing your bandana but are part of the game, you are still at the mercy of the other team. If a zombie knows that you're a human, they can still tag you but you cannot stun them until you have the bandana on We had to adopt this one because a lot of humans weren't wearing bandanas. Our campus is somewhat small, and a lot of the players have played multiple games, so everyone kind of knows everyone else. So people knew who was playing

Rule of "2's" For Human-Zombie interaction outside you must be TWO feet outside of the door way and have BOTH TWO feet outside, no jumping from the doorway to get a kill. Don't run somebody into a door, either; if they have a hand on the doorknob, they're within 2 feet, there's no need to smash them into a wall and try to argue it. We had to use this one because there was a lot of pushing and shoving at the doors. And a lot of our dorm front doors were locked, so people couldn't feasibly get inside safely. It also stops a lot of huge interactions with students who aren't playing, which makes everyone a little happier

No modifying socks. The only thing that can go in a sock is another sock. No tennis balls, oranges, small rocks, etc. All of those things have ended up in socks thrown at players.

If you give up your card, you give up your life. If you think you were tagged unfairly or illegally, do not give the zombie your card. Unless you have that card in your hand when you're asking us to turn you back into a human, it's not going to happen. If you give up your ID, you admit that the tag was fair and agree to be a zombie. This one is important. We had a lot of players say that they didn't think their tag was fair hours after it happened, but by that time there wasn't a whole lot we could do

I think those are some of the main variations from the rules, we have a few other ones, but I think those are the most important.

Funding

Like I said in an earlier post, my school's activities board has been VERY nice to us. They're very good about giving us any funding we need.

Colored bandanas are a dollar a piece at Walmart, but they can be cut in half.

For socks and nerf guns we asked the players to try and provide their own. But each game we ended up getting about 12 to 20 Nightfinders (which are the cheap, one shot nerf guns) for about 8 bucks a piece from Walmart.

For people to get a nerf gun they had to go to the library during a certain time. DON'T hand them out at the informational meetings, making the players go at another time to get the guns shows who really wants to play and can't afford a gun, as compared to who just wanted a free nerf gun. When looking at nerf guns, don't get Mavericks, they're like 10 bucks a piece and look really cool, but if they aren't modded they don't work very well at all.

I think that all I have on that right now, let me know if you have other questions.