The public explanation of mature fictional themes, adult participation, consent, prohibited real-world conduct, and the correct place to report concerns.
Effective August 24, 2026 · safety revision · Applies outside the fictional story
THE CONTROLLING RULE
When an in-character order, custom, scene, or storyline conflicts with real-world safety, consent, law, platform policy, host-server rules, or this community policy, the fictional material yields immediately.
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18+ community and mature-content advisory
Member registration and community participation are limited to adults age 18 or older. Public stories and discussions may contain fictional crime-drama subject matter.
Themes may include drugs, alcohol, addiction, weapons, violence, injury, death, threats, extortion, corruption, gambling, incarceration, grief, profanity, and other intense dramatic material.
A content warning is not permission to ignore a participant’s boundary. Members must use host-server tools, scene negotiation, and moderation channels where required.
Sexual exploitation of minors, sexualized minor characters, non-consensual sexual content, and graphic sexual violence are prohibited from community spaces and official content.
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What is permitted in story
Members may portray fictional criminals, investigations, rivalries, illegal businesses, arrests, consequences, and other crime-drama situations when the host game and server permit them.
Members may discuss how a scene or fictional enterprise works inside a game, including game mechanics and fictional economy systems.
Roleplay must remain bounded by game rules, consent, platform policy, and the understanding that nobody is being ordered to act in real life.
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What is never permitted
No planning, facilitating, soliciting, financing, concealing, or celebrating real-world violence, drug distribution, fraud, theft, extortion, weapons trafficking, hacking, stalking, money laundering, or other wrongdoing.
No credible threats, doxxing, swatting, intimidation, blackmail, sexual coercion, grooming, exploitation, trafficking, or attempts to move illegal conduct off-platform.
No extremist recruitment, praise or support for real violent organizations, instructions designed to enable wrongdoing, or attempts to use fictional language as a code for real activity.
No instructions designed to help someone evade police, platform enforcement, server bans, financial controls, sanctions, or another community’s administrators.
No passwords, private addresses, financial credentials, government identifiers, medical records, or another person’s confidential information in chat, bulletins, applications, or fictional ledgers.
No real-money wagering, paid games of chance, cash prizes, currency conversion, real-money trading of fictional assets, cryptocurrency, NFTs, or investment claims through the community.
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Consent and scene boundaries
Any participant may pause or leave a scene without real retaliation.
A fictional rank cannot compel a person to perform labor, spend money, share private information, enter a relationship, travel, appear on camera, or continue unwanted contact.
Use out-of-character communication for limits, sensitive-scene checks, and misunderstandings. Respect a clear no immediately.
Fictional consequences stay in the agreed story. Real community consequences use documented moderation procedure.
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Reporting and immediate danger
Use the message-report control or Contact Desk for conduct reports, access concerns, privacy requests, and non-emergency safety issues; Discord administration remains available for ordinary community communication.
Use the host server’s reporting system for conduct occurring within that server and preserve only relevant evidence without redistributing harmful or private material.
Credible threats, suspected crimes, or immediate danger should be reported to the relevant platform and appropriate public authorities. In the United States, call 911 for an emergency.
Suspected child sexual exploitation material must not be downloaded, copied, or redistributed. Report it to the platform and the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children CyberTipline, and preserve only what authorities or counsel direct.
Do not investigate, confront, retaliate against, or roleplay-punish someone because a real report was made.
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Moderation and records
Community moderators may remove messages, clear rooms, restrict access, preserve a minimal audit event, and refer issues to a host platform or authority when appropriate.
Chat is for coordination, not emergency response, permanent legal records, confidential evidence storage, or sensitive personal data.
Administrators should collect only what is needed, restrict access, remove message bodies when clearing chat, and retain administrative records only as long as reasonably necessary.
Good-faith reports and policy questions may not be punished through fictional rank or storyline retaliation.
Fiction can be dangerous, dramatic, and intense. Participation must remain lawful, voluntary, and safe.