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User: /* 6.4 Character Kills & CK Authorization */

2026-01-25T05:10:16Z

6.4 Character Kills & CK Authorization

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	To gain authorization for a character kill, you must open a [https://discord.com/channels/1345174084128079923/1350796053602897972\| CK ticket]		To gain authorization for a character kill, you must open a [https://discord.com/channels/1345174084128079923/1350796053602897972\| CK ticket]

	When CK authorization is granted through an approved CK ticket, the approved player can bypass the DIS roll to confirm a character's death. This is done once a character reaches 0 HP, and can only be performed by the player, or players, with approval. ~~If someone else bring the target to 0, the authorization holder must 'confirm' the kill in order to bypass DIS~~.		When CK authorization is granted through an approved CK ticket, the approved player can bypass the DIS roll to confirm a character's death. This is done once a character reaches 0 HP, and can only be performed by the player, or players, with approval. The final executing emote can be done once combat is over.

	CK Authorizations also count as justifiable cause to raid a player's safehouse in order to carry out the CK.		CK Authorizations also count as justifiable cause to raid a player's safehouse in order to carry out the CK.

			A player defending themselves against a CK may use lethal force to defend themselves. AKA; a player that successfully survives combat against someone with an open CK against them can in return, CK the player that failed to kill them with self-defense justification.

	===6.5 Comply & Demand===		===6.5 Comply & Demand===

User: /* 6.3 Combat Resolution */

2026-01-25T04:42:23Z

6.3 Combat Resolution

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	When PvP combat concludes, players may open a PvPvE Death ticket in Discord. This ticket would allow participants to discuss potential outcomes. The default outcome is through our in-house Death & Injury System. '''Staff oversight is not required to reach an alternative agreement.'''		When PvP combat concludes, players may open a PvPvE Death ticket in Discord. This ticket would allow participants to discuss potential outcomes. The default outcome is through our in-house Death & Injury System. '''Staff oversight is not required to reach an alternative agreement.'''

	While alternative solutions may be proposed by defeated players, it is ultimately up to the ~~agreement of their opponents whether~~ or ~~not alternative solutions will be accepted in lieu of~~ DIS. ~~In group PvP scenarios,~~ a ~~collective agreement must be reached between all parties~~, ~~including for the fate of any downed allies of any “winning” groups.~~ '''~~In other words, “winning” a combat scenario does not prevent a~~ DIS ~~roll or potential alternative consequences for allies of the “winning” side.~~'''		While alternative solutions may be proposed by defeated players, it is ultimately up to the opponent who landed the final blow to decide if an alternative solution is taken, or if they wish to enforce DIS rolls onto the victim they've downed. Should the “losing” player not accept that enforcement as a suitable outcome, '''default to DIS'''.

	Examples of alternative solutions include:		Examples of alternative solutions include:
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	** Imprisonment and enslavement rules apply in this scenario. Please see In-Game Rules 7.0 Imprisonment & Enslavement.		** Imprisonment and enslavement rules apply in this scenario. Please see In-Game Rules 7.0 Imprisonment & Enslavement.

	Emotes should never confirm a character’s death or remove the possibility of survival unless a CK ticket has been approved. ~~If an agreement cannot be reached, the defeated player(~~s~~) may make their DIS Rolls In-Game~~ and ~~post a full chat screenshot for proof~~ in a ~~PvPvE Death ticket~~.		Emotes should never confirm a character’s death or remove the possibility of survival unless a CK ticket has been approved. CK executions should occur after combat's resolution and can only be fulfilled by parties that are involved in the CK ticket. Nobody else can perform the killing blow of a CK other than the authorized individuals.

	Above all else, respect your opponents. While tempers may rise in-character, OOC interactions must remain respectful and in good faith. (Refer to Rule 2.0 under Community Guidelines for player conduct expectations.)		Above all else, respect your opponents. While tempers may rise in-character, OOC interactions must remain respectful and in good faith. (Refer to Rule 2.0 under Community Guidelines for player conduct expectations.)

AddyGaming: /* 1.3.2 Outpost Limitations */

2026-01-14T22:11:25Z

1.3.2 Outpost Limitations

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	====1.3.2 Outpost Limitations====		====1.3.2 Outpost Limitations====
	Outposts are not intended to function as faction bases/hubs, or personal safehouses. They exist as community-driven locations meant to benefit humanity - and the server - on a broader scale. While major factions are welcome to operate and live within an Outpost, they will not receive special treatment or additional protections for doing so in comparison to any other location.		Outposts are not intended to function as faction bases/hubs, or personal safehouses. They exist as community-driven locations meant to benefit humanity - and the server - on a broader scale. While major factions are welcome to operate and live within an Outpost, they will not receive special treatment or additional protections for doing so in comparison to any other location. If living within an Outpost, raid protections function as they would in the [[Rules#Safehouses\|Safe Zone]], meaning they require a keypad and IC or OOC note denoting their status. Only private areas can be secured in this way, such as personal quarters or armories.

	Outposts can be sabotaged by other players, but only under strict requirements and with strong in-character justification. These locations are designed to be organic tools for players to engage, influence, shape, and evolve the server’s story. Because of this, we cannot outline every possible outcome or opportunity an Outpost might create.		Outposts can be sabotaged by other players, but only under strict requirements and with strong in-character justification. These locations are designed to be organic tools for players to engage, influence, shape, and evolve the server’s story. Because of this, we cannot outline every possible outcome or opportunity an Outpost might create.

AddyGaming: /* 6.4 Character Kills & CK Authorization */

2026-01-13T02:55:26Z

6.4 Character Kills & CK Authorization

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	When CK authorization is granted through an approved CK ticket, the approved player can bypass the DIS roll to confirm a character's death. This is done once a character reaches 0 HP, and can only be performed by the player, or players, with approval. If someone else bring the target to 0, the authorization holder must 'confirm' the kill in order to bypass DIS.		When CK authorization is granted through an approved CK ticket, the approved player can bypass the DIS roll to confirm a character's death. This is done once a character reaches 0 HP, and can only be performed by the player, or players, with approval. If someone else bring the target to 0, the authorization holder must 'confirm' the kill in order to bypass DIS.

			CK Authorizations also count as justifiable cause to raid a player's safehouse in order to carry out the CK.

	===6.5 Comply & Demand===		===6.5 Comply & Demand===

AddyGaming: /* 6.6 Mechanical Throwables */

2026-01-09T19:20:19Z

6.6 Mechanical Throwables

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	Mechanical throwables, meaning those useable in game, such as molotovs, noisemakers, nail bombs, and pipebombs are allowed for use against zombies, and cannot be used to harm players and all care should be taken to avoid damaging others even accidentally. These items cannot be used against players, even in Dice Combat. Player deaths and injuries from mechanically thrown items are not considered In Character, and irresponsible use of these items may result in punitive actions.		Mechanical throwables, meaning those useable in game, such as molotovs, noisemakers, nail bombs, and pipebombs are allowed for use against zombies, and cannot be used to harm players and all care should be taken to avoid damaging others even accidentally. These items cannot be used against players, even in Dice Combat. Player deaths and injuries from mechanically thrown items are not considered In Character, and irresponsible use of these items may result in punitive actions.

			In PVE Events, throwables and explosives are subject to the strength, potency, and intended use of the player during a story ran event, and subject to DM discretion on their consequences or outcome.

	==7.0 Imprisonment & Enslavement==		==7.0 Imprisonment & Enslavement==

AddyGaming: /* 6.6 Mechanical Throwables */

2026-01-09T19:18:51Z

6.6 Mechanical Throwables

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	===6.6 Mechanical Throwables===		===6.6 Mechanical Throwables===

	Mechanical throwables, meaning those useable in game, such as molotovs, noisemakers, nail bombs, and pipebombs are allowed for use against zombies, ~~however they~~ cannot be used to harm players and all care should be taken to avoid damaging others even accidentally. These items ~~can only~~ be used against players ~~via the [[~~Dice ~~Guide\|dice throwing rules]]~~. Player deaths and injuries from mechanically thrown items are not considered In Character, and irresponsible use of these items may result in punitive actions.		Mechanical throwables, meaning those useable in game, such as molotovs, noisemakers, nail bombs, and pipebombs are allowed for use against zombies, and cannot be used to harm players and all care should be taken to avoid damaging others even accidentally. These items cannot be used against players, even in Dice Combat. Player deaths and injuries from mechanically thrown items are not considered In Character, and irresponsible use of these items may result in punitive actions.

	==7.0 Imprisonment & Enslavement==		==7.0 Imprisonment & Enslavement==

User: /* 4.0 Factions */

2026-01-08T18:06:42Z

4.0 Factions

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	Militaristic or antagonistic factions will be reviewed with additional scrutiny.		Militaristic or antagonistic factions will be reviewed with additional scrutiny.

	Once approved, each faction will be assigned a “handler” - a staff member who acts as the primary point of contact for any narrative issues or concerns that arise. The handler also ensures that factions approaching the auto-disband threshold are informed of their remaining time to resolve it.		Approved factions are also entitled to a dedicated lore post in [[Lore#The_World\|The World]] and their own faction noticeboard channel.

	Approved factions are also entitled to a dedicated lore post in [[Lore#The_World\|The World]] and their own ~~RP-beacon~~ channel ~~for faction specific RP-beacons~~.

	===4.1 Audits===		===4.1 Audits===

April: Consistent spacing.

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	==1.0 Play Area==		==1.0 Play Area==

AddyGaming: /* 6.6 Mechanical Throwables */

2026-01-02T21:33:52Z

6.6 Mechanical Throwables

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	===6.6 Mechanical Throwables===		===6.6 Mechanical Throwables===

	Mechanical throwables, meaning those useable in game, such as molotovs, noisemakers, nail bombs, and pipebombs are allowed for use against zombies, however they cannot be used to harm players and all care should be taken to avoid damaging others even accidentally. These items can only be used against players via the dice throwing rules ~~(link here)~~. Player deaths and injuries from mechanically thrown items are not considered In Character, and irresponsible use of these items may result in punitive actions.		Mechanical throwables, meaning those useable in game, such as molotovs, noisemakers, nail bombs, and pipebombs are allowed for use against zombies, however they cannot be used to harm players and all care should be taken to avoid damaging others even accidentally. These items can only be used against players via the [[Dice Guide\|dice throwing rules]]. Player deaths and injuries from mechanically thrown items are not considered In Character, and irresponsible use of these items may result in punitive actions.

	==7.0 Imprisonment & Enslavement==		==7.0 Imprisonment & Enslavement==

AddyGaming: Community & In-Game Rules Revamp

2026-01-02T21:02:38Z

Community & In-Game Rules Revamp

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