Server Rules

1. General conduct

All players must act respectfully. The following is prohibited:

• Harassment, threats, discrimination, or personal attacks;
• Disclosing other players' private data;
• False accusations, defamation, or inciting community conflicts.

2. Illegal programs and automation

The use of bots, hacks, scripts, abusive macros, packet interceptors, or any tool that grants unfair advantage is strictly prohibited.

The team may apply checks, monitoring, and penalties when there is consistent evidence of cheating.

3. Bug exploitation

Exploiting client, server, or custom system flaws is prohibited. If you find a bug, report it immediately through the support center.

Intentional exploit use may result in permanent ban and removal of obtained benefits.

4. Trade and economy

To preserve the realm economy:

• Trades must respect channels and limits defined by the administration;
• Selling accounts, items, or currency through unauthorized external channels is prohibited;
• Scams, chargebacks, and fraud attempts will result in severe punishment.

5. Multi-account and sharing

Account sharing is the sole responsibility of the player. Losses caused by third-party access will not be reimbursed.

Use of multiple accounts may be limited in events, Olympiad, sieges, and competitive systems, as announced by the team.

6. Chat, advertising, and support

In in-game chats and official channels, the following is not allowed:

• Spam, flood, malicious links, or advertising competing servers;
• Disrespect toward support staff or the team;
• Impersonating administration members.

7. PvP, sieges, and events

Sieges, Olympiad, events, and PvP zones have specific rules published on the Information page and in official announcements.

Mechanic abuse, improper blocking, intentional feed, or event sabotage may result in sanctions.

8. Penalties and appeals

Penalties may include warning, mute, jail, temporary lock, or permanent ban, depending on severity and recurrence.

When available, players may appeal through official channels by providing evidence and context. The administration's final decision aims to preserve server integrity.