Rules, Guidelines

#1. Common Sense: This game is about storytelling, not about how strong your character gets. While you are allowed to make a character that revolves around being strong, or around power in general, it is important that there is actually character development leading to that. If that is not the case, it will be labeled as powergaming and possibly punished in indirect ways(negating ranks applications, devs, etc).

Admins are to give their opinion over rules only in case there is more than one interpretation to the rule, or in a situation in which the rule isn't well written/explicit.

#2. Metagame: Utilizing OOC information to dictate your IC, or even allow your OOC to guide your IC is what classifies as metagame. It is a bannable offense, as it allows you to be given alerts that if occur quite frequently, lead to a ban.

A clear example of this is, when playing a next generation, saying you got some kind of information through a previous one.(Like: "I know Poseidon's godwill because my grandfather left me a book which has this information, alongside others that he discovered throughout his life".)

As in, if this wasn't made clear enough, you aren't allowed to carry on knowledge of a past generation, to a next one. No matter the method.

#3. Powergame: Kind of is stated aswell on #1, but has a rule for itself. Powergaming is the process of playing aiming only to be stronger, in some kinds, even leaving the whole RP and storytelling behind, and focusing entirely on being stronger. It is also considered powergaming when you write down too many roleplays that aren't related to storytelling at all(like posting gigantic RPs about gathering flowers. You are allowed to do that for anything that is related to the growth of your character, but simply typing roleplays that have no...use whatsoever, could also be considered powergaming).

#4. Godmode: This is the act of either stating that a action DOES occur in your roleplay, like successfully hitting someone. Actions in roleplays are to be 'tries', you aren't allowed to dictate that something did occured. Another thing is also considered godmod is when you do things that aren't physically possible. (Example: A dragon that wears a cross(armor), using bow and arrow, a sword, and also a dagger, all at the same time. - For this to be allowed, you'd have to explain exactly HOW that is being done, not leaving it to the imagination of the reader.)

Godmod is entirely forbidden aswell, and is a characteristic of poor roleplaying capabilities.

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