Consequence Rules - Revision history

Admin at 16:45, 21 January 2026

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	Any dismemberment involving reproductive organs is subject to adult content rules and requires explicit consent. While dismemberment scenes may be Faded To Black (FTB), players are expected to respect the roleplay and reflect the permanent damage in their ongoing character development.		Any dismemberment involving reproductive organs is subject to adult content rules and requires explicit consent. While dismemberment scenes may be Faded To Black (FTB), players are expected to respect the roleplay and reflect the permanent damage in their ongoing character development.

			===Consequence Logging===
			Players are advised to log consequences that occur for the ability to contest rerolls. If a player opens a ticket they must provide proof with screen shots of the reason why the reroll is being contested, reasons like Severe Consequences including, but are limited to the following categories:

			* Long history of conflict
			* Amputation/mutilation
			* Murder/Permakilling

Admin: /* Consequence Logging */

2026-01-21T16:45:05Z

Consequence Logging

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	====Severe Injury====		====Severe Injury====
	After 15 minutes of the Incapacitated status, it turns into a Severe Injury. The difference is that it is less severe in terms of movement speed and players can use weaponry, so even when they are debuffed, they can conduct their PvE. However, The player incurs 100% unremovable PvP debuff (You deal 100% less damage, You take triple damage (3.0x)), is still applied. If people get caught in this state, they should stay in 'Defeated' status so they can be carried or captured. This lasts for 3 hours.		After 15 minutes of the Incapacitated status, it turns into a Severe Injury. The difference is that it is less severe in terms of movement speed and players can use weaponry, so even when they are debuffed, they can conduct their PvE. However, The player incurs 100% unremovable PvP debuff (You deal 100% less damage, You take triple damage (3.0x)), is still applied. If people get caught in this state, they should stay in 'Defeated' status so they can be carried or captured. This lasts for 3 hours.

	~~===Consequence Logging===~~
	Players are advised to log consequences that occur for the ability to contest rerolls. If a player opens a ticket they must provide proof with screen shots of the reason why the reroll is being contested, reasons like Severe Consequences including, but are limited to the following categories:

	* Long history of conflict
	* Amputation/mutilation
	* Murder/Permakilling

	===Consequence Rules===		===Consequence Rules===

Admin at 16:43, 21 January 2026

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	''RP consequences exist to help create stories together between the fallen player and the winner of a PvP encounter. Make it a habit to always open OOC communication during the con phase. It is the responsibility of both players to suggest and agree on what will take place.

	~~Not communicating OOC, as well as refusing all options offered, is considered bad sportsmanship. Any ticket involving cons will require screenshots showing that OOC communication took place.''~~

	===Mechanical Debuffs & Injuries===		===Mechanical Debuffs & Injuries===
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	===Consequence Rules===		===Consequence Rules===
			''RP consequences exist to help create stories together between the fallen player and the winner of a PvP encounter. Make it a habit to always open OOC communication during the con phase. It is the responsibility of both players to suggest and agree on what will take place.

			Not communicating OOC, as well as refusing all options offered, is considered bad sportsmanship. Any ticket involving cons will require screenshots showing that OOC communication took place.''
	====Consequence Rule - One: On Being Downed====		====Consequence Rule - One: On Being Downed====
	A downed player that is carried away from a fight will be under their captor’s mercy. If one friendly picks their downed, they can be relocated and then given the ability to move again or still being given consequences, in which case they cannot move. If an Enemy is downed and then picked up by their opposing force, it’s considered in consequences and cannot move from being relocated, unless an ally of theirs is able to pick them up again in the fight.		A downed player that is carried away from a fight will be under their captor’s mercy. If one friendly picks their downed, they can be relocated and then given the ability to move again or still being given consequences, in which case they cannot move. If an Enemy is downed and then picked up by their opposing force, it’s considered in consequences and cannot move from being relocated, unless an ally of theirs is able to pick them up again in the fight.

Admin at 16:43, 21 January 2026

2026-01-21T16:43:06Z

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			''RP consequences exist to help create stories together between the fallen player and the winner of a PvP encounter. Make it a habit to always open OOC communication during the con phase. It is the responsibility of both players to suggest and agree on what will take place.

			Not communicating OOC, as well as refusing all options offered, is considered bad sportsmanship. Any ticket involving cons will require screenshots showing that OOC communication took place.''

	===Mechanical Debuffs & Injuries===		===Mechanical Debuffs & Injuries===
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	Any dismemberment involving reproductive organs is subject to adult content rules and requires explicit consent. While dismemberment scenes may be Faded To Black (FTB), players are expected to respect the roleplay and reflect the permanent damage in their ongoing character development.		Any dismemberment involving reproductive organs is subject to adult content rules and requires explicit consent. While dismemberment scenes may be Faded To Black (FTB), players are expected to respect the roleplay and reflect the permanent damage in their ongoing character development.
	~~===Consequences Notes===~~
	''RP consequences exist to help create stories together between the fallen player and the winner of a PvP encounter. Make it a habit to always open OOC communication during the con phase. It is the responsibility of both players to suggest and agree on what will take place.

	~~Not communicating OOC, as well as refusing all options offered, is considered bad sportsmanship. Any ticket involving cons will require screenshots showing that OOC communication took place.''~~

Admin at 16:40, 21 January 2026

2026-01-21T16:40:17Z

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	Any dismemberment involving reproductive organs is subject to adult content rules and requires explicit consent. While dismemberment scenes may be Faded To Black (FTB), players are expected to respect the roleplay and reflect the permanent damage in their ongoing character development.		Any dismemberment involving reproductive organs is subject to adult content rules and requires explicit consent. While dismemberment scenes may be Faded To Black (FTB), players are expected to respect the roleplay and reflect the permanent damage in their ongoing character development.
			===Consequences Notes===
			''RP consequences exist to help create stories together between the fallen player and the winner of a PvP encounter. Make it a habit to always open OOC communication during the con phase. It is the responsibility of both players to suggest and agree on what will take place.

			Not communicating OOC, as well as refusing all options offered, is considered bad sportsmanship. Any ticket involving cons will require screenshots showing that OOC communication took place.''

Admin: /* Mechanical Debuffs & Injuries */

2026-01-21T16:35:31Z

Mechanical Debuffs & Injuries

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	====Incapacitated (Finish off mechanics in-game)====		====Incapacitated (Finish off mechanics in-game)====
	This is a 'down' status that is closer to the roleplay style of 'down' mechanics. Players in this state are incapacitated and unable to run away or use weapons. They also incur a Pvp Debuff, A player takes more damage and deals less damage. This status is applied when an enemy finishes someone off. If a player is downed while already wounded or moderately injured, this status is also applied. After 15 minutes, this status turns into a severe injury. Players are required to be carried in this state for healing or after-battle roleplay. Players cannot refuse to be carried in this state.		This is a 'down' status that is closer to the roleplay style of 'down' mechanics. Players in this state are incapacitated and unable to run away or use weapons. They also incur a Pvp Debuff, A player takes more damage and deals less damage. This status is applied when an enemy finishes someone off. If a player is downed while already wounded or moderately injured, this status is also applied. After 15 minutes, this status turns into a severe injury. Players are required to be carried in this state for healing or after-battle roleplay. Players cannot refuse to be carried in this state.
			=====Note: Finish off mechanics in-game=====
			Incapacitate should only be used to keep players down while PvP is still active. If the PvP has concluded, this ability should not be used. If you don’t want to cause additional damage, you should use the ability to help them up instead. If you injure someone in any way during PvP, it is your responsibility, as the winner of the PvP, to emote what the downed person’s minor/moderate/severe injury looks like. Remember: OOC communication is mandatory during the con phase.

	====Severe Injury====		====Severe Injury====
	After 15 minutes of the Incapacitated status, it turns into a Severe Injury. The difference is that it is less severe in terms of movement speed and players can use weaponry, so even when they are debuffed, they can conduct their PvE. However, The player incurs 100% unremovable PvP debuff (You deal 100% less damage, You take triple damage (3.0x)), is still applied. If people get caught in this state, they should stay in 'Defeated' status so they can be carried or captured. This lasts for 3 hours.		After 15 minutes of the Incapacitated status, it turns into a Severe Injury. The difference is that it is less severe in terms of movement speed and players can use weaponry, so even when they are debuffed, they can conduct their PvE. However, The player incurs 100% unremovable PvP debuff (You deal 100% less damage, You take triple damage (3.0x)), is still applied. If people get caught in this state, they should stay in 'Defeated' status so they can be carried or captured. This lasts for 3 hours.

	~~====Note: Finish off mechanics in-game====~~
	Incapacitate should only be used to keep players down while PvP is still active. If the PvP has concluded, this ability should not be used. If you don’t want to cause additional damage, you should use the ability to help them up instead. If you injure someone in any way during PvP, it is your responsibility, as the winner of the PvP, to emote what the downed person’s minor/moderate/severe injury looks like. Remember: OOC communication is mandatory during the con phase.

	===Consequence Logging===		===Consequence Logging===

Admin at 16:33, 21 January 2026

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 ====Note: Finish off mechanics in-game====
 Incapacitate should only be used to keep players down while PvP is still active. If the PvP has concluded, this ability should not be used. If you don’t want to cause additional damage, you should use the ability to help them up instead. If you injure someone in any way during PvP, it is your responsibility, as the winner of the PvP, to emote what the downed person’s minor/moderate/severe injury looks like. Remember: OOC communication is mandatory during the con phase.
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 * Extortion for in-game valuables, robbery, and enforcing adult theme roleplay by means of In-character threats or Out-of-character, is not allowed. It can be consented, but even hints of extortion of this type of roleplay or players’ valuables will be subject to community rules for the consequence scene.
 * Without consent, consequence stacking is not allowed. A player either chooses physical harm or material gain. Not both. Victor may request in-game items and currency, the victim can choose to consent to the request or refuse in favor of alternative consequences to the robbery. No further consequences can be applied in this case. Refusal to material request can not end with blood feuds or dismemberments.

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On Dismemberment Cons

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	Incapacitate should only be used to keep players down while PvP is still active. If the PvP has concluded, this ability should not be used. If you don’t want to cause additional damage, you should use the ability to help them up instead. If you injure someone in any way during PvP, it is your responsibility, as the winner of the PvP, to emote what the downed person’s minor/moderate/severe injury looks like. Remember: OOC communication is mandatory during the con phase.		Incapacitate should only be used to keep players down while PvP is still active. If the PvP has concluded, this ability should not be used. If you don’t want to cause additional damage, you should use the ability to help them up instead. If you injure someone in any way during PvP, it is your responsibility, as the winner of the PvP, to emote what the downed person’s minor/moderate/severe injury looks like. Remember: OOC communication is mandatory during the con phase.

	===On Dismemberment Cons===		===Consequence Rule - Six: On Dismemberment Cons===

	Dismemberment may be inflicted without the affected player's approval, but out-of-character communication must be established beforehand. Valid reasons for dismemberment include extreme cases of No Value for Life (NVL), which validates the application of non-consent dismemberment. In addition to this, long conflict history between players is valid for application of non-consent dismemberment. Players may object to the act by opening a ticket, provided they include a full record of the roleplay that led up to the event.		Dismemberment may be inflicted without the affected player's approval, but out-of-character communication must be established beforehand. Valid reasons for dismemberment include extreme cases of No Value for Life (NVL), which validates the application of non-consent dismemberment. In addition to this, long conflict history between players is valid for application of non-consent dismemberment. Players may object to the act by opening a ticket, provided they include a full record of the roleplay that led up to the event.

Admin: /* Mechanical Debuffs & Injuries */

2026-01-21T16:31:18Z

Mechanical Debuffs & Injuries

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	====Severe Injury====		====Severe Injury====
	After 15 minutes of the Incapacitated status, it turns into a Severe Injury. The difference is that it is less severe in terms of movement speed and players can use weaponry, so even when they are debuffed, they can conduct their PvE. However, The player incurs 100% unremovable PvP debuff (You deal 100% less damage, You take triple damage (3.0x)), is still applied. If people get caught in this state, they should stay in 'Defeated' status so they can be carried or captured. This lasts for 3 hours.		After 15 minutes of the Incapacitated status, it turns into a Severe Injury. The difference is that it is less severe in terms of movement speed and players can use weaponry, so even when they are debuffed, they can conduct their PvE. However, The player incurs 100% unremovable PvP debuff (You deal 100% less damage, You take triple damage (3.0x)), is still applied. If people get caught in this state, they should stay in 'Defeated' status so they can be carried or captured. This lasts for 3 hours.

			====Note: Finish off mechanics in-game====
			Incapacitate should only be used to keep players down while PvP is still active. If the PvP has concluded, this ability should not be used. If you don’t want to cause additional damage, you should use the ability to help them up instead. If you injure someone in any way during PvP, it is your responsibility, as the winner of the PvP, to emote what the downed person’s minor/moderate/severe injury looks like. Remember: OOC communication is mandatory during the con phase.

	===On Dismemberment Cons===		===On Dismemberment Cons===

Admin: /* Mechanical Debuffs & Injuries */

2026-01-21T16:23:14Z

Mechanical Debuffs & Injuries

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	After 15 minutes of the wounded status, the status turns into moderate injury. Again, The player incurs 50% unremovable PvP debuff (You deal 50% less damage, You take double damage (2.0x)) is applied, but the movement speed reduction is softened to a smaller amount. If the player is downed in this status, they are elevated to 'Incapacitated'.		After 15 minutes of the wounded status, the status turns into moderate injury. Again, The player incurs 50% unremovable PvP debuff (You deal 50% less damage, You take double damage (2.0x)) is applied, but the movement speed reduction is softened to a smaller amount. If the player is downed in this status, they are elevated to 'Incapacitated'.

	====Incapacitated====		====Incapacitated (Finish off mechanics in-game)====
	This is a 'down' status that is closer to the roleplay style of 'down' mechanics. Players in this state are incapacitated and unable to run away or use weapons. They also incur a Pvp Debuff, A player takes more damage and deals less damage. This status is applied when an enemy finishes someone off. If a player is downed while already wounded or moderately injured, this status is also applied. After 15 minutes, this status turns into a severe injury. Players are required to be carried in this state for healing or after-battle roleplay. Players cannot refuse to be carried in this state.		This is a 'down' status that is closer to the roleplay style of 'down' mechanics. Players in this state are incapacitated and unable to run away or use weapons. They also incur a Pvp Debuff, A player takes more damage and deals less damage. This status is applied when an enemy finishes someone off. If a player is downed while already wounded or moderately injured, this status is also applied. After 15 minutes, this status turns into a severe injury. Players are required to be carried in this state for healing or after-battle roleplay. Players cannot refuse to be carried in this state.