Character Roles

The Oil Thieves

Torch: the General of the Oil Thieves.  Torch is an ex-oil man, capable of shooting his opposition, capable of running this operation to turn a profit and stay out of jail. David "Sarge" Smith:  A shooter, not really knowledgble about  oil, but he knows guns and fighting.  A former cop, Sarge leads a group of shooters to protect the  operation.

Bam Bam:  A Demolitions expert of unequaled ability.  Bam Bam can do almost
anything with  TNT, Dynamite, C4, or whatever else is at  hand

Lush Harper:  Runs the distilling operation for Torch.  His 199 proof, or
99.5% pure alcohol  cost almost nothing to produce, but mixed 85%
alcohol to 15% petroleum, his  booze can really make the E85 profitable.  Lush needs to
secure the things he needs to make the alcohol, corn,  sugar, and yeast.  He also needs to  protect the still from the cops.
Omar the Oil Guy:  Sells the gas to who ever want to buy  it.  Torch would
never make a penny  if he cannot sell the E-85
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The Good Guys

Capt. J. T. Kirk: General of the Good Guys, leader of men,  and all around hero.
Corporal Killer Cane: Leader of the SWAT team
Max Gagster:  Insurance Agent for the Oil Companies
W.E. Coyote,  CEO, Acme Energy
Bug Bugger,  CEO, Beta Petroleum
Charlie Daniel,  CEO, Hydrocarbon
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NPC (Non Preferential Character) that means on  neither side

Coach T.D. Chaser (TD)

Producers  notes:
We are going to go  slow in building scenario in this area.  Too many paintball players do not understand scenario, and often confuse scenario with a big game.  A  scenario has character roles, and follows a  storyline. In this scenarios, one side will have to go to the three leases on the field and take the oil as it  is produced (oil wells do not constantly pump oil, they will cycle on and off  depending on how long it takes for the oil to seep back into the hole).  The oil thieves will collect oil,  collect the materials to run the still, and have to deliver oil to customers and  collect money.
The oil Barons will  try to protect their oil leases. The cops will try to  stop the oil thieves any way they can.
Missions will be  called in and each side will play their role, try to accomplish their missions,  and score points.