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Rules

General Rules

  1. No exploiting or cheating.
    Exploiting refers to using bugs or design flaws to gain an unintended advantage. Examples include: - Using x-ray or x-ray texture packs. - Creating machines that generate gold. - Attempting to bypass the server's Anti-AFK system. - Griefing areas that would normally be protected if the server's plot protection fails.

  2. No unauthorized software or modifications.
    Avoid using third-party clients, mods, scripts, or macros that provide an unfair advantage in PvP. Examples include: - Map icons, nameplate mods, fly mods, no-fall damage mods. - Automation tools like aimbots, auto-consume, auto-replace hotbars, auto-fishing, etc.
    Note: Simple one-liner macros (e.g., calling guards, casting spells, repair macros) are allowed. If unsure about a macro, ask an admin. Macro mods are acceptable if not used for complex automation.

  3. Griefing is allowed outside protected plots.
    Griefing is permitted outside of other players' plots. However, griefing near admin-owned towns may be cleared to maintain playability.

  4. Respect privacy and personal boundaries.
    - Do not share or investigate personal real-life information about other players (e.g., names, locations).
    - Keep insults limited to in-game matters. Avoid topics like race, religion, sexual orientation, or mental health. Attack the character, not the player.

  5. No admin impersonation.
    Do not claim to be an admin, falsely identify others as admins, or pretend to have admin powers.

  6. Report suspected cheating responsibly.
    If you suspect someone is cheating, use /report <minecraft name> <reason> or DM an admin on Discord. Avoid public accusations.

  7. Do not disrupt admin operations.
    This includes: - Disrespecting admins or evading bans. - Lying to admins or creating unresolvable traps. - Building machines or clocks that cause server stress (machines are fine if actively attended and used for a purpose).
    Note: This is a catch-all rule to ensure smooth server operations.