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=== 1. No use of third-party programs that provide an unfair advantage over other players. ===
* In addition to explicit cheats like
* If you wish to use a third-party program, check the list of explicitly allowed/forbidden programs [[Third-party programs|here]]. If you don't find your program on the list, you '''must''' ask staff whether it is allowed, and otherwise assume it is not.
=== 2. No indiscriminate griefing. ===
* This involves going around destroying stuff for no logical reason from the point of view of your ingame character. This rule is specifically intended to guard against uninvested and uninterested players using Elgeis as a quick destructive thrill, rather than engaging with
* Griefing/raiding is allowed as long as you have a reasonable in-character RP motivation, but likewise expect retaliation by the target(s) of your actions. Griefing to steal from storages is considered an RP reason.
* However, when griefing, stealing, starting wars, or taking any other "controversial" in-character action, we expect you to stick around and follow up for any reactions that those affected may make. Avoiding the in-character consequences for such gameplay, by going inactive or otherwise with out-of-character actions may result in staff intervention to ensure that a natural in-character course of events, or its functional equivalent, plays out.
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* All other storage blocks cannot be placed, and existing ones break 10 seconds after opening.
'''Factions: '''The factions plugin allows for protection of builds, chests, doors, etc. within "claimed" territory. Each person in a faction provides that faction with 20 "faction power". Each unit of faction power can be used to make one "faction claim", each 16x16 blocks (1 chunk). But be careful! Each time you die, you lose 4 faction power (it recovers over time). You will also be autokicked after 10 days of not logging on, and
'''MCMMO:''' An RPG-themed plugin where players can "level up" by practicing certain skills, from woodcutting to archery to fishing. As you level up skills, you unlock special abilities that let you become powerful within a certain skillset. Here's the MCMMO wiki for more: https://mcmmo.fandom.com/wiki/McMMO_Wiki
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