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	::0.2.3. As such, per 0.2.1. and 0.2.2., meme and licensed media characters are prohibited.		::0.2.3. As such, per 0.2.1. and 0.2.2., meme and licensed media characters are prohibited.
	::0.2.4. Staff reserve the right to rule a character as too 'non-differentiated' from a pre-existing character from another piece of media, and thereby ban said character under rule 0.2.1.		::0.2.4. Staff reserve the right to rule a character as too 'non-differentiated' from a pre-existing character from another piece of media, and thereby ban said character under rule 0.2.1.
	:0.3. You must not respawn as the same character if your character has entered the round (left the interlink).		:0.3. Characters may not have non-differentiated, or difficult to tell apart names. For example, 'E-4245' for an expie is banned, but 'Sebastian' is allowed (so long as they're not all called Sebastian, or different spellings thereof).
	::0.3.1. You may receive staff permission to respawn if you have entered, but this is not a guarantee.		:0.4. You must not respawn as the same character if your character has entered the round (left the interlink).
	::0.3.2. Cyborgs may respawn, but must roleplay their re-entering of the round; cyborgs must '''not''' respawn as the same cyborg if killed in any way prior to respawning.		::0.4.1. You may receive staff permission to respawn if you have entered, but this is not a guarantee.
	:0.4. SPLURT is an English-speaking server, and you are expected to speak English while playing here.		::0.4.2. Cyborgs may respawn, but must roleplay their re-entering of the round; cyborgs must '''not''' respawn as the same cyborg if killed in any way prior to respawning.
	::0.4.1 If a staff member believes that your level of English will not allow you to follow our rules, you may be asked to leave.		:0.5. SPLURT is an English-speaking server, and you are expected to speak English while playing here.
	::0.4.2. You may speak non-English languages both IC and OOC if you are in a private setting, such as dorms or infinidorms, but this should be kept between two people.		::0.5.1 If a staff member believes that your level of English will not allow you to follow our rules, you may be asked to leave.
	:0.5. You must not cryo, ghost, or DNR your character in order to avoid In-Character punishments. If you have to leave at an incidental time, you must Adminhelp before doing so.		::0.5.2. You may speak non-English languages both IC and OOC if you are in a private setting, such as dorms or infinidorms, but this should be kept between two people.
	:0.6. You must not circumvent the 150 character minimum for flavortext, as this minimum was implemented to ensure players can showcase a baseline level of roleplay skills. Manners of circumvention include spamming random characters, using invisible characters, intentionally inputting random words, etc.		:0.6. You must not cryo, ghost, or DNR your character in order to avoid In-Character punishments. If you have to leave at an incidental time, you must Adminhelp before doing so.
	:0.7. You are expected to forget the events leading to death.		:0.7. You must not circumvent the 150 character minimum for flavortext, as this minimum was implemented to ensure players can showcase a baseline level of roleplay skills. Manners of circumvention include spamming random characters, using invisible characters, intentionally inputting random words, etc.
	::0.7.1. Should you die and be later revived, you are expected to forget the events leading to your death. This applies even to rounds without antagonists.		:0.8. You are expected to forget the events leading to death.
	::0.7.2. Death during ERP is an exception if all involved players agree to letting you remember.		::0.8.1. Should you die and be later revived, you are expected to forget the events leading to your death. This applies even to rounds without antagonists.
	::0.7.3. You must not remember the name or appearance of your killer after being killed.		::0.8.2. Death during ERP is an exception if all involved players agree to letting you remember.
	::0.7.4. If you were knocked unconscious, you may remember the appearance of your killer (species, clothes), but not their name.		::0.8.3. You must not remember the name or appearance of your killer after being killed.
	::0.7.5. Cyborgs are exempt from these rules, but may not remember the name or appearance of their killer. They may remember the events surrounding their deaths and all other related information.		::0.8.4. If you were knocked unconscious, you may remember the appearance of your killer (species, clothes), but not their name.
	:0.8. You must not be antagonistic while not an antagonist.		::0.8.5. Cyborgs are exempt from these rules, but may not remember the name or appearance of their killer. They may remember the events surrounding their deaths and all other related information.
	::0.8.1. Committing any 3XX space law crime '''without proper escalation''', or committing 3+ 2XX space law crimes or below constitutes self-antagging, and is subject to punishment. Special circumstances, such as admin permission or an OPFOR, may change this.		:0.9. You must not be antagonistic while not an antagonist.
	::0.8.2. If you have escalated properly, you may commit 3XX or above crimes, but you should be careful to follow what is logical for your non-antagonist character, and what is justified. Don't go on a mass killing spree because someone slipped you with a banana peel, but you may get into a shove fight with them.		::0.9.1. Committing any 3XX space law crime '''without proper escalation''', or committing 3+ 2XX space law crimes or below constitutes self-antagging, and is subject to punishment. Special circumstances, such as admin permission or an OPFOR, may change this.
	:0.9. ~~Characters may~~ not ~~have non-differentiated, or difficult~~ to ~~tell apart names~~. ~~For example~~, ~~'E-4245'~~ for ~~an expie is banned~~, ~~but 'Sebastian' is allowed (so long as they're not all called Sebastian~~, or ~~different spellings thereof~~).		::0.9.2. If you have escalated properly, you may commit 3XX or above crimes, but you should be careful to follow what is logical for your non-antagonist character, and what is justified. Don't go on a mass killing spree because someone slipped you with a banana peel, but you may get into a shove fight with them.
			:0.10. Do not play to win
			::0.10.1. Better known as "powergaming". Powergaming/playing to win consists of acquiring items, assets, etc. for the sake of being powerful. Common examples include adding extra access to ID’s without reason, stealing powerful objects from other departments, or doing the job(s) of other departments when said department is available and willing to do the job itself.

	=== 1. - Role-specific Roleplay Rules ===		=== 1. - Role-specific Roleplay Rules ===

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	::0.7.3. You must not remember the name or appearance of your killer after being killed.		::0.7.3. You must not remember the name or appearance of your killer after being killed.
	::0.7.4. If you were knocked unconscious, you may remember the appearance of your killer (species, clothes), but not their name.		::0.7.4. If you were knocked unconscious, you may remember the appearance of your killer (species, clothes), but not their name.
			::0.7.5. Cyborgs are exempt from these rules, but may not remember the name or appearance of their killer. They may remember the events surrounding their deaths and all other related information.
	:0.8. You must not be antagonistic while not an antagonist.		:0.8. You must not be antagonistic while not an antagonist.
	::0.8.1. Committing any 3XX space law crime '''without proper escalation''', or committing 3+ 2XX space law crimes or below constitutes self-antagging, and is subject to punishment. Special circumstances, such as admin permission or an OPFOR, may change this.		::0.8.1. Committing any 3XX space law crime '''without proper escalation''', or committing 3+ 2XX space law crimes or below constitutes self-antagging, and is subject to punishment. Special circumstances, such as admin permission or an OPFOR, may change this.

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	:::0.1.1.1. This is with respect to the lore and world setting. While Nanotrasen technology isn't real, you must act as a reasonable person would in the setting.		:::0.1.1.1. This is with respect to the lore and world setting. While Nanotrasen technology isn't real, you must act as a reasonable person would in the setting.
	::0.1.2. Your character cannot have any special powers which are not possible via game mechanics, except in private dorm roleplay. For example, you cannot canonically be a sorcerer.		::0.1.2. Your character cannot have any special powers which are not possible via game mechanics, except in private dorm roleplay. For example, you cannot canonically be a sorcerer.
	::0.1.3~~. Meme and licensed media characters are prohibited.~~		::0.1.3. You are expected to adhere to the roleplaying setting and maintain suspension of disbelief even when game mechanics contradict.
	~~::0.1.4~~. You are expected to adhere to the roleplaying setting and maintain suspension of disbelief even when game mechanics contradict.		:::0.1.3.1. For example, you will not automatically know another player is a xenochimera because a tooltip says so; likewise, repairing a broken bone isn’t simple because it takes 3 clicks.
	:::0.1.4.1. For example, you will not automatically know another player is a xenochimera because a tooltip says so; likewise, repairing a broken bone isn’t simple because it takes 3 clicks.		::0.1.4. You must not use netspeak in your messages in-character (IC), except in contexts where it would make sense, such as PDA messages.
	::0.1.5. You must not use netspeak in your messages in-character (IC), except in contexts where it would make sense, such as PDA messages.		::0.1.5. This is the major, blanket roleplay rule that enforces our medium roleplay standard. As a bare minimum, it should be believable for a real person to commit any In-Character event through some justification. Roleplay trumps most.
	::0.1.6. This is the major, blanket roleplay rule that enforces our medium roleplay standard. As a bare minimum, it should be believable for a real person to commit any In-Character event through some justification. Roleplay trumps most.
	:0.2. You must not play as characters that imitate real-life figures.		:0.2. You must not play as characters that imitate real-life figures.
	::0.2.1. You may not play as any character from media other than Space Station 13.		::0.2.1. You may not play as any character from media other than Space Station 13.
	::0.2.2. You may play as species from other media, but may not link yourself to the lore of the source of said species (or mention it in-character), and must follow 0.2.1 while doing so.		::0.2.2. You may play as species from other media, but may not link yourself to the lore of the source of said species (or mention it in-character), and must follow 0.2.1 while doing so.
	::0.2.3. Staff reserve the right to rule a character as too 'non-differentiated' from a pre-existing character from another piece of media, and thereby ban said character under rule 0.2.1.		::0.2.3. As such, per 0.2.1. and 0.2.2., meme and licensed media characters are prohibited.
			::0.2.4. Staff reserve the right to rule a character as too 'non-differentiated' from a pre-existing character from another piece of media, and thereby ban said character under rule 0.2.1.
	:0.3. You must not respawn as the same character if your character has entered the round (left the interlink).		:0.3. You must not respawn as the same character if your character has entered the round (left the interlink).
	::0.3.1. You may receive staff permission to respawn if you have entered, but this is not a guarantee.		::0.3.1. You may receive staff permission to respawn if you have entered, but this is not a guarantee.

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	=== 1. - Role-specific Roleplay Rules ===		=== 1. - Role-specific Roleplay Rules ===

	:1.1. As security, you must not enforce space law outside of the station Z-level or within 22 tiles of a lavaland mining outpost.		:1.1. You are expected to fulfill the basic responsibilities of the job you sign up for.
	::1.1.1. Members of security are also not permitted to space tide (explore and loot space ruins), but may leave the station Z-level (such as visiting Port Tarkon).		::1.1.1. Repeatedly failing to do the bare minimum required by your department may result in a job ban. The specifics vary from job to job while Heads of Staff are held to higher standards than other staff.
	:1.2. You must not leave the station Z-level as a member of command.		::1.1.2. Your character must be physically capable of performing the job. For example, most jobs require at least one functioning hand. Security needs to be physically capable of subduing criminals and thus lack easily exploitable traits such as lightweight or dirt weakness.
	::1.2.1. You may do this if you have clocked out and surrendered all unique or irreplaceable gear.		::1.1.3. Heads of Staff are expected to be knowledgeable in their department. The bare minimum number of hours to play a role is not a license to take command of a department you have never played.
			::1.1.4. As a Head of Staff, abusing your authority against players you dislike is prohibited and may violate other rules.
			::1.1.5. This rule does not apply to failing a job due to not knowing said job. You are expected to make mistakes frequently while learning a new job.
			:1.2. As security, you must not enforce space law outside of the station Z-level or within 22 tiles of a lavaland mining outpost.
			::1.2.1. Members of security are also not permitted to space tide (explore and loot space ruins), but may leave the station Z-level (such as visiting Port Tarkon).
			:1.3. You must not leave the station Z-level as a member of command.
			::1.3.1. You may do this if you have clocked out and surrendered all unique or irreplaceable gear.

	=== 2. - Escalation ===		=== 2. - Escalation ===

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	::0.7.1. Should you die and be later revived, you are expected to forget the events leading to your death. This applies even to rounds without antagonists.		::0.7.1. Should you die and be later revived, you are expected to forget the events leading to your death. This applies even to rounds without antagonists.
	::0.7.2. Death during ERP is an exception if all involved players agree to letting you remember.		::0.7.2. Death during ERP is an exception if all involved players agree to letting you remember.
	:0.7.3. You must not remember the name or appearance of your killer after being killed.		::0.7.3. You must not remember the name or appearance of your killer after being killed.
	::0.7.4. If you were knocked unconscious, you may remember the appearance of your killer (species, clothes), but not their name.		::0.7.4. If you were knocked unconscious, you may remember the appearance of your killer (species, clothes), but not their name.
	:0.8. You must not be antagonistic while not an antagonist.		:0.8. You must not be antagonistic while not an antagonist.

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	:0.5. You must not cryo, ghost, or DNR your character in order to avoid In-Character punishments. If you have to leave at an incidental time, you must Adminhelp before doing so.		:0.5. You must not cryo, ghost, or DNR your character in order to avoid In-Character punishments. If you have to leave at an incidental time, you must Adminhelp before doing so.
	:0.6. You must not circumvent the 150 character minimum for flavortext, as this minimum was implemented to ensure players can showcase a baseline level of roleplay skills. Manners of circumvention include spamming random characters, using invisible characters, intentionally inputting random words, etc.		:0.6. You must not circumvent the 150 character minimum for flavortext, as this minimum was implemented to ensure players can showcase a baseline level of roleplay skills. Manners of circumvention include spamming random characters, using invisible characters, intentionally inputting random words, etc.
	:0.7. You must not remember the name or appearance of your killer after being killed.		:0.7. You are expected to forget the events leading to death.
	::0.7.1. If you were knocked unconscious, you may remember the appearance of your killer (species, clothes), but not their name.		::0.7.1. Should you die and be later revived, you are expected to forget the events leading to your death. This applies even to rounds without antagonists.
			::0.7.2. Death during ERP is an exception if all involved players agree to letting you remember.
			:0.7.3. You must not remember the name or appearance of your killer after being killed.
			::0.7.4. If you were knocked unconscious, you may remember the appearance of your killer (species, clothes), but not their name.
	:0.8. You must not be antagonistic while not an antagonist.		:0.8. You must not be antagonistic while not an antagonist.
	::0.8.1. Committing any 3XX space law crime '''without proper escalation''', or committing 3+ 2XX space law crimes or below constitutes self-antagging, and is subject to punishment. Special circumstances, such as admin permission or an OPFOR, may change this.		::0.8.1. Committing any 3XX space law crime '''without proper escalation''', or committing 3+ 2XX space law crimes or below constitutes self-antagging, and is subject to punishment. Special circumstances, such as admin permission or an OPFOR, may change this.

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	::0.1.3. Meme and licensed media characters are prohibited.		::0.1.3. Meme and licensed media characters are prohibited.
	::0.1.4. You are expected to adhere to the roleplaying setting and maintain suspension of disbelief even when game mechanics contradict.		::0.1.4. You are expected to adhere to the roleplaying setting and maintain suspension of disbelief even when game mechanics contradict.
	::0.1.4.1. For example, you will not automatically know another player is a xenochimera because a tooltip says so; likewise, repairing a broken bone isn’t simple because it takes 3 clicks.		:::0.1.4.1. For example, you will not automatically know another player is a xenochimera because a tooltip says so; likewise, repairing a broken bone isn’t simple because it takes 3 clicks.
	::0.1.5. This is the major, blanket roleplay rule that enforces our medium roleplay standard. As a bare minimum, it should be believable for a real person to commit any In-Character event through some justification. Roleplay trumps most.		::0.1.5. This is the major, blanket roleplay rule that enforces our medium roleplay standard. As a bare minimum, it should be believable for a real person to commit any In-Character event through some justification. Roleplay trumps most.
	:0.2. You must not use netspeak in your messages in-character (IC), except in contexts where it would make sense, such as PDA messages.		:0.2. You must not use netspeak in your messages in-character (IC), except in contexts where it would make sense, such as PDA messages.

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	=== 0. - OOC Roleplay Rules ===		=== 0. - OOC Roleplay Rules ===

	:0.1. You must roleplay in a manner realistic to real-life, reasonable for your current circumstances and the current setting.		:0.1. Roleplay, and in doing so, play a reasonably sane and mature character and stay in character.
	::0.1.1. This is with respect to the lore and world setting. While Nanotrasen technology isn't real, you must act as a reasonable person would in the setting.		::0.1.1. You must roleplay in a manner realistic to real-life, reasonable for your current circumstances and the current setting.
	::0.1.2. This is the major, blanket roleplay rule that enforces our medium roleplay standard. As a bare minimum, it should be believable for a real person to commit any In-Character event through some justification. Roleplay trumps most.		:::0.1.1.1. This is with respect to the lore and world setting. While Nanotrasen technology isn't real, you must act as a reasonable person would in the setting.
			::0.1.2. Your character cannot have any special powers which are not possible via game mechanics, except in private dorm roleplay. For example, you cannot canonically be a sorcerer.
			::0.1.3. Meme and licensed media characters are prohibited.
			::0.1.4. You are expected to adhere to the roleplaying setting and maintain suspension of disbelief even when game mechanics contradict.
			::0.1.4.1. For example, you will not automatically know another player is a xenochimera because a tooltip says so; likewise, repairing a broken bone isn’t simple because it takes 3 clicks.
			::0.1.5. This is the major, blanket roleplay rule that enforces our medium roleplay standard. As a bare minimum, it should be believable for a real person to commit any In-Character event through some justification. Roleplay trumps most.
	:0.2. You must not use netspeak in your messages in-character (IC), except in contexts where it would make sense, such as PDA messages.		:0.2. You must not use netspeak in your messages in-character (IC), except in contexts where it would make sense, such as PDA messages.
	:0.3. You must not play as characters that imitate real-life figures.		:0.3. You must not play as characters that imitate real-life figures.

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	If your character or their personality is deemed to not contribute to the roleplay environment, '''you may be asked to not play said character in that way anymore''', and staff are within their right to ask you to do so.		If your character or their personality is deemed to not contribute to the roleplay environment, '''you may be asked to not play said character in that way anymore''', and staff are within their right to ask you to do so.

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	:0.1. You must roleplay in a manner realistic to real-life, reasonable for your current circumstances and the current setting.		:0.1. You must roleplay in a manner realistic to real-life, reasonable for your current circumstances and the current setting.

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	::0.1.4. You are expected to adhere to the roleplaying setting and maintain suspension of disbelief even when game mechanics contradict.		::0.1.4. You are expected to adhere to the roleplaying setting and maintain suspension of disbelief even when game mechanics contradict.
	:::0.1.4.1. For example, you will not automatically know another player is a xenochimera because a tooltip says so; likewise, repairing a broken bone isn’t simple because it takes 3 clicks.		:::0.1.4.1. For example, you will not automatically know another player is a xenochimera because a tooltip says so; likewise, repairing a broken bone isn’t simple because it takes 3 clicks.
	::0.1.5. This is the major, blanket roleplay rule that enforces our medium roleplay standard. As a bare minimum, it should be believable for a real person to commit any In-Character event through some justification. Roleplay trumps most.		::0.1.5. You must not use netspeak in your messages in-character (IC), except in contexts where it would make sense, such as PDA messages.
	:0.2~~. You must not use netspeak in your messages in-character (IC), except in contexts where it would make sense, such as PDA messages.~~		::0.1.6. This is the major, blanket roleplay rule that enforces our medium roleplay standard. As a bare minimum, it should be believable for a real person to commit any In-Character event through some justification. Roleplay trumps most.
	~~:0.3~~. You must not play as characters that imitate real-life figures.		:0.2. You must not play as characters that imitate real-life figures.
	::0.3.1. You may not play as any character from media other than Space Station 13.		::0.2.1. You may not play as any character from media other than Space Station 13.
	::0.3.2. You may play as species from other media, but may not link yourself to the lore of the source of said species (or mention it in-character), and must follow 0.2.1 while doing so.		::0.2.2. You may play as species from other media, but may not link yourself to the lore of the source of said species (or mention it in-character), and must follow 0.2.1 while doing so.
	::0.3.3. Staff reserve the right to rule a character as too 'non-differentiated' from a pre-existing character from another piece of media, and thereby ban said character under rule 0.2.1.		::0.2.3. Staff reserve the right to rule a character as too 'non-differentiated' from a pre-existing character from another piece of media, and thereby ban said character under rule 0.2.1.
	:0.4. You must not respawn as the same character if your character has entered the round (left the interlink).		:0.3. You must not respawn as the same character if your character has entered the round (left the interlink).
	::0.4.1. You may receive staff permission to respawn if you have entered, but this is not a guarantee.		::0.3.1. You may receive staff permission to respawn if you have entered, but this is not a guarantee.
	::0.4.2. Cyborgs may respawn, but must roleplay their re-entering of the round; cyborgs must '''not''' respawn as the same cyborg if killed in any way prior to respawning.		::0.3.2. Cyborgs may respawn, but must roleplay their re-entering of the round; cyborgs must '''not''' respawn as the same cyborg if killed in any way prior to respawning.
	:0.5. SPLURT is an English-speaking server, and you are expected to speak English while playing here.		:0.4. SPLURT is an English-speaking server, and you are expected to speak English while playing here.
	::0.5.1 If a staff member believes that your level of English will not allow you to follow our rules, you may be asked to leave.		::0.4.1 If a staff member believes that your level of English will not allow you to follow our rules, you may be asked to leave.
	::0.5.2. You may speak non-English languages both IC and OOC if you are in a private setting, such as dorms or infinidorms, but this should be kept between two people.		::0.4.2. You may speak non-English languages both IC and OOC if you are in a private setting, such as dorms or infinidorms, but this should be kept between two people.
	:0.6. You must not cryo, ghost, or DNR your character in order to avoid In-Character punishments. If you have to leave at an incidental time, you must Adminhelp before doing so.		:0.5. You must not cryo, ghost, or DNR your character in order to avoid In-Character punishments. If you have to leave at an incidental time, you must Adminhelp before doing so.
	:0.7. You must not circumvent the 150 character minimum for flavortext, as this minimum was implemented to ensure players can showcase a baseline level of roleplay skills. Manners of circumvention include spamming random characters, using invisible characters, intentionally inputting random words, etc.		:0.6. You must not circumvent the 150 character minimum for flavortext, as this minimum was implemented to ensure players can showcase a baseline level of roleplay skills. Manners of circumvention include spamming random characters, using invisible characters, intentionally inputting random words, etc.
	:0.8. You must not remember the name or appearance of your killer after being killed.		:0.7. You must not remember the name or appearance of your killer after being killed.
	::0.8.1. If you were knocked unconscious, you may remember the appearance of your killer (species, clothes), but not their name.		::0.7.1. If you were knocked unconscious, you may remember the appearance of your killer (species, clothes), but not their name.
	:0.11. You must not be antagonistic while not an antagonist.		:0.8. You must not be antagonistic while not an antagonist.
	::0.11.1. Committing any 3XX space law crime '''without proper escalation''', or committing 3+ 2XX space law crimes or below constitutes self-antagging, and is subject to punishment. Special circumstances, such as admin permission or an OPFOR, may change this.		::0.8.1. Committing any 3XX space law crime '''without proper escalation''', or committing 3+ 2XX space law crimes or below constitutes self-antagging, and is subject to punishment. Special circumstances, such as admin permission or an OPFOR, may change this.
	::0.11.2. If you have escalated properly, you may commit 3XX or above crimes, but you should be careful to follow what is logical for your non-antagonist character, and what is justified. Don't go on a mass killing spree because someone slipped you with a banana peel, but you may get into a shove fight with them.		::0.8.2. If you have escalated properly, you may commit 3XX or above crimes, but you should be careful to follow what is logical for your non-antagonist character, and what is justified. Don't go on a mass killing spree because someone slipped you with a banana peel, but you may get into a shove fight with them.
	:0.12. Characters may not have non-differentiated, or difficult to tell apart names. For example, 'E-4245' for an expie is banned, but 'Sebastian' is allowed (so long as they're not all called Sebastian, or different spellings thereof).		:0.9. Characters may not have non-differentiated, or difficult to tell apart names. For example, 'E-4245' for an expie is banned, but 'Sebastian' is allowed (so long as they're not all called Sebastian, or different spellings thereof).

	=== 1. - Role-specific Roleplay Rules ===		=== 1. - Role-specific Roleplay Rules ===