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Rules

Game rules

The same nine rules as the in-game rules page, plus Travikas notes. Breaking these is how accounts get banned.

§1 Password, registration & ownership

One account per player per server. The mailbox owner is the account owner and is responsible for every click.

  • §1.1 The registration email must be yours.
  • §1.2 Do not give the password to anyone else on this world. Sharing it is multiaccounting. Sitting uses the sitting function.
  • §1.3 Email changes go through the profile.
  • §1.4 Switching two accounts on the same world needs both owners mailing support.

§2 Sitting & same PC

Two sitters. They must sit through the game UI. Same computer, two accounts: sitting function, not “we just log into both”. The owner is liable for the sitter.

§3 Use of externals

Unmodified browser. Scripts and bots that automate clicks are banned. The handbook and crop finder that ship with the game are allowed.

§4 Program errors

If you find a bug, tell an admin. Using it is a ban.

§5 Money transactions

No real-money sales of accounts, troops, villages, resources, or services.

§6 Netiquette

English in public text. No abuse, no real-life threats, no posting reports or IGMs without both sides agreeing. Multihunters can rename a village or profile without warning.

§7 Pushing / resource feeding

Do not feed a stronger account with a weaker one you control. That is multiaccounting with extra steps.

§8 Multiaccounting

One player, one account. Sitting and same-PC rules above are the legal exceptions. Invite links are for other people, not for your second mailbox.

§9 Punishment

Admins and Multihunters decide. There is no compensation for a sitter wrecking you, and no compensation for a password you handed out.

Travikas addenda

  • Time-gate hopping (VPN clock tricks, exploiting a wrong timezone) is a bug abuse under §4.
  • Global chat is a public channel. §6 applies.
  • Alchemy, weekly gold, and Plus gold are still gold. Buying an account for its gold pile is §5.
  • There is no story button. Do not ask staff to “look up the chronicle” as evidence in a dispute — use reports.