A flag will be placed on the Carillon Field and another flag will be placed in front of the Horst. In a 30 meter radius around the flag, training cones will be placed. The area within these training cones are considered the team's base. A playing field with a clear middle line will also be explained. This middle line divides the playing field in two areas. This, in total, results in five areas, the area of team A, with the base of team A inside of it, the area of team B, with the base of team B inside of it and finally the middle line dividing the field.

Then, the group will be divided into two teams. Both teams will start in their own base. Every player is given a tag card of their own team. When the game starts, players will try to take the other team's flag and return it to their own base. When they enter the territory of the other team, they can be tagged by the opponent team. When a player is tagged, they need to hand over their tag card to the person that tagged them. The player first needs to return to their own base to get a new tag card before they can continue the game again. Players are not allowed to tag people or hold the flag without having a tag card. Players cannot get tagged on the middle line dividing the playing field and players can also not get tagged inside of a player's base. The only exception to this is a person holding any flag: they can also be tagged on the middle line and in their own area, they can still not be tagged inside of a team's base. A player holding a flag has to hold the flag above their head to indicate that they are holding a flag. As soon as a player holding a flag is tagged, they have to immediately drop the flag. When the flags of both teams are inside of the base of one team, that team wins. 

Extra rules for people who try to find loopholes in the rules:
- You are only allowed to hold your own flag to put it back inside of your own base.
- You are not allowed to use fake flags or tag cards that look very similar to the real flags or the real tag cards.