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ERP rules are important, and must be read before engaging in sexual conduct with another player. ERP rules are some of our most harshly punished rules, due to the nature of the actions they pertain to. | |||
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===0. Consent=== | |||
'''If you plan to engage in any erotic roleplay (ERP) with anyone, you must have OOC consent'''. In-character consent is optional. | |||
:0.1. You must have either OOC or IC consent before engaging in any sexual action. | |||
::0.1.1. Consent can be revoked at any time, and this should typically be done through LOOC to avoid non-con concerns. | |||
:0.2. You must not use ERP mechanics on non-consenting players, such as the stomping mechanic, which is intended for micro/macro roleplay. | |||
:0.3. You must not interact sexually with feral real-life animals. | |||
::0.3.1 '''Interacting with creatures that are of fantasy nature or animals that are different enough from real life animals are okay to ERP with.''' (Ian is off-limits, but ash drakes are allowed.) | |||
===1. Non-con=== | |||
'''When setting your non-con preferences to 'Yes' or 'Yes - (Position)', you are allowed to be interacted with erotically without your prior permission'''. This does not mean they can violate your preferences or OOC notes''', if this does happen make sure to speak up in L/OOC. | |||
:1.1. You must not attempt to get security, or any non-consenting players involved with a non-con scene, including mentioning it on communications. | |||
:1.1.1. You may fight back physically, but should always pay attention to LOOC. If discomfort with mechanical escalation is voiced in LOOC, you must '''disregard the conflict''', and either cancel the scene or proceed without mechanics. | |||
1.2. ERP and OOC preferences must be obeyed, regardless of the consensual nature of the roleplay scene at hand. | |||
Revision as of 21:01, 15 August 2026
ERP rules are important, and must be read before engaging in sexual conduct with another player. ERP rules are some of our most harshly punished rules, due to the nature of the actions they pertain to.
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| 0.1.1. | ||||||
| 0.2. | ||||||
0. Consent
If you plan to engage in any erotic roleplay (ERP) with anyone, you must have OOC consent. In-character consent is optional.
- 0.1. You must have either OOC or IC consent before engaging in any sexual action.
- 0.1.1. Consent can be revoked at any time, and this should typically be done through LOOC to avoid non-con concerns.
- 0.2. You must not use ERP mechanics on non-consenting players, such as the stomping mechanic, which is intended for micro/macro roleplay.
- 0.3. You must not interact sexually with feral real-life animals.
- 0.3.1 Interacting with creatures that are of fantasy nature or animals that are different enough from real life animals are okay to ERP with. (Ian is off-limits, but ash drakes are allowed.)
1. Non-con
When setting your non-con preferences to 'Yes' or 'Yes - (Position)', you are allowed to be interacted with erotically without your prior permission. This does not mean they can violate your preferences or OOC notes, if this does happen make sure to speak up in L/OOC.
- 1.1. You must not attempt to get security, or any non-consenting players involved with a non-con scene, including mentioning it on communications.
- 1.1.1. You may fight back physically, but should always pay attention to LOOC. If discomfort with mechanical escalation is voiced in LOOC, you must disregard the conflict, and either cancel the scene or proceed without mechanics.
1.2. ERP and OOC preferences must be obeyed, regardless of the consensual nature of the roleplay scene at hand.
