House Rules
Short, friendly, and easy to remember. If something ever feels off, tell a staff member. We'd rather hear about it early.
Be kind.
Kindness is the whole product here. Chat is filtered and moderated, and sustained abuse ends in a permanent ban, so nobody has to grit their teeth through an evening they came to enjoy.
No griefing or stealing. Everything is logged.
Every block placed, broken, or opened is recorded, so grief damage is always traceable and always gets rolled back. Anyone who joins in order to grief is banned permanently, and their damage is undone before most people notice it happened.
No PvP. This world is peaceful on purpose.
The server is PvE everywhere, with no PvP zones at all, so there is no exception for a rule lawyer to find. You can mine, wander, and build without ever watching your back.
Respect your neighbors. Cussing at a creeper is fine. Name-calling is not.
The line is between venting and aiming. Frustration at the game is normal, while insults aimed at a person are moderated the moment they show up in chat.
No hacks or exploits.
Flight, x-ray, and duplication turn a shared survival world into a private sandbox, and they make honest effort feel pointless. Anything that shortcuts survival is treated the same way griefing is.
Build at least 100 blocks from neighbors unless invited.
The required distance between towns is enforced by the server itself, so a claim that sits too close simply will not go through. That saves everyone the awkward conversation about who was there first.
Have fun and ask for help anytime.
Asking a question in chat is the fastest way to learn how anything here works, and players routinely stop what they are doing to answer. Nobody is expected to figure out towns, Acorns, or crossplay alone.
About Language
Casual swearing among adults is fine here; we do not run a profanity filter. Slurs, hate speech, and harassment are never fine, and the chat filter enforces exactly that line. If you would not say it to a neighbor over the fence, do not say it here.
The Spirit of the Rules
None of this exists to make the server feel strict. It exists so that an hour you spend building here is never undone by someone else's five minutes. Logging, land claims, and permanent bans are simply the machinery that keeps that promise, and the result is a world you can log into tired and leave in a better mood than you arrived.
