Union Heights Roleplay Common Rules:
- Your character needs to have somewhat a realistic name, your name must not break TOS.
- All players must follow Twitch's Terms Of Service, Kick's Terms Of Service, Youtube's Terms Of Service.
- Being toxic, breeding toxicity in any other platform including ( twitch, reddit, discord, youtube, kick, etc ) can have you removed from the community at any time.
- Harassment, hate speech, discrimination, or threats of any kind are strictly prohibited, both in-character (IC) and out-of-character (OOC).
- No racism, sexism, homophobia, transphobia, or targeted harassment under any circumstances.
- Excessive trolling, griefing, or intentionally disrupting roleplay scenes is not allowed.
- Exploiting bugs, glitches, or server mechanics for personal advantage is strictly forbidden.
- Characters must fit the server’s serious, realistic Chicago-based setting. Unrealistic characters or joke characters are not permitted.
- Advertising other servers, communities, or services without staff permission is prohibited.
- Keep OOC conversations out of IC channels.
- Misuse of the forums, including trolling, disrespectful behavior, or bringing past resolved reports into new ones.
- Use common sense at all times. If an action would be unrealistic or disruptive in real life, it likely does not belong in roleplay.
Player Interactions 1:1:
- Sexual roleplay, torture roleplay, or extremely graphic/gross roleplay is strictly prohibited.
- Scenarios involving rape, sexual assault, or any form of non-consensual sexual touching are not allowed under any circumstances.
- Players must continue roleplay at all times, even if another player is breaking rules.
If an issue arises, submit a report in-game or on the forums after the scene concludes. - All players must comply with All Content Creation Terms of Service (listed above) while playing on the server.
- Players may not forcibly end, avoid, or cut off interactions with another player to escape roleplay or consequences.
- Leaving scenes, ignoring valid roleplay, or intentionally disengaging without proper IC reasoning is considered Fail RP.
- All in-character interactions must remain realistic, believable, and grounded. Actions should reflect how a real person would reasonably behave in the same situation.
- Players must value their character’s life at all times (Value of Life – VoL). Characters should show fear, hesitation, and self-preservation when faced with serious threats, weapons, or overwhelming odds.
- Players may not escalate situations unrealistically fast.
Not every interaction needs to end in violence; escalation must match the scenario. - Unrealistic bravery, ignoring threats, or acting fearless in life-threatening situations is considered Fail RP.
- Local OOC is to be used only when absolutely necessary and should never interrupt or influence active roleplay scenes.
- Players may not void roleplay, cancel scenarios, or retroactively alter outcomes unless authorized by a Game, Senior, or Lead Supervisor.
- Roleplay scenes may not be voided without first submitting a report on the forums and receiving an official ruling.
- All reports, whether in-game or on the forums, must remain professional and respectful.
- Arguing, harassment, or unnecessary toxicity in reports or report comments is prohibited.
- Reports must be submitted within 48 hours of the incident occurring.
Common Courtesy:
- While out of character, all players are expected to remain respectful, calm, and professional toward others.
Union Heights Roleplay is an inclusive community, and every player should feel welcome regardless of background. - Any form of severe OOC discrimination, harassment, or hate speech is strictly prohibited and may result in an immediate community ban.
- Players must always follow administrator instructions, even if they disagree with a decision.
If you believe an administrator has made an incorrect ruling, you may submit a staff report for review by Staff Management. Arguing or refusing staff instructions in-game is not permitted. - Players are expected to be roleplaying at all times.
Failing to roleplay a situation, ignoring active scenarios, or refusing to engage in valid roleplay is strictly forbidden. - If a rule is broken during an active scenario, you must continue and finish the roleplay to the best of your ability.
Reports should be submitted after the scene concludes or as soon as reasonably possible without disrupting roleplay. - All injuries, damage, or consequences must be properly roleplayed, including:
- Injuries sustained during fights or shootings
- Vehicle accidents or crashes
- Environmental or self-caused injuries
- Injuries and accidents must be roleplayed even if no other players are present and even if you believe no one witnessed the event.
The following are non-exhaustive examples of behavior that violates Union Heights Roleplay rules:
- Insulting, harassing, or antagonizing another player through private messages, /pm, /b, or any out-of-character channel.
- Spamming in any capacity, including chat, commands, voice, or repeated actions that disrupt roleplay.
- Disregarding, arguing with, or refusing to comply with an administrator’s decision or instruction.
- Failing to roleplay a vehicle collision or traffic accident, unless it was clearly and blatantly caused by server desync.
- Intentionally leaving the server to avoid active roleplay, investigations, arrests, or consequences of any kind (Combat Logging / Roleplay Avoidance).
- Logging off within 30 minutes of an active roleplay situation when your character may still be relevant to the scene (e.g., being sought by law enforcement or other players), unless all involved parties explicitly agree or staff approval is given.
- Exploiting out-of-character issues to gain an in-character advantage, including but not limited to:
- Stealing a vehicle from a player whose game crashed
- Initiating or continuing violence when a player involved disconnects
- Driving away from a traffic stop due to a law enforcement officer disconnecting
- Waiting for another player to type or lag to gain an IC advantage
- Going AFK during active roleplay scenes or while in public areas where interaction is reasonably expected.
- Ignoring on-duty employees at open businesses and using scripts or menus to bypass roleplay.
If an employee is present, you must roleplay the interaction.
All vehicle modifications must be fully roleplayed when staff or mechanics are available. - Making hoax or false emergency calls that significantly disrupt roleplay, including but not limited to bomb threats or fake terrorist incidents.
These scenarios require prior administrative approval via /report and will only be approved under exceptional IC justification.
Powergaming:
- Players may not perform actions that would be impossible or highly unrealistic in real life, regardless of whether the action is performed through /me, /do, scripts, or any other mechanic.
- Players may not force actions, injuries, outcomes, or deaths onto another player under any circumstances.
- Players are not permitted to roleplay non-player characters (NPCs) unless explicitly approved by staff.
Examples: - Roleplaying the ability to lift, throw, or move extremely heavy objects (e.g., picking up a truck).
- Jumping or falling from significant heights and failing to roleplay injuries, pain, or consequences.
- Roleplaying shooting another player and dictating the result (e.g., stating that the player dies as a result).
- Looting a stash without properly roleplaying its discovery, description, or search process.
- Modifying a vehicle using a garage or mechanic script without fully roleplaying the mechanic interaction and work being performed.
- Claiming items are inside a vehicle when they have not been placed there scriptly.
What is on your character is on your character. What is in your vehicle must be stored scriptly. - Initiating script-based actions against another player without prior roleplay, including but not limited to:
- Stealing vehicles
- Initiating fights or brawls
- Forcing restraints or interactions
- Once the initiation has been roleplayed, the action may continue through scripts.
Example:
If you wish to attack another character, you must roleplay your attempt first. After initiation, you may continue the interaction using scripts.
- Script actions that automatically display roleplay text via /ame do not require additional roleplay unless otherwise stated in the rules (e.g., scrolling weapons).
- Tackling another player using scripts must be roleplayed after the action occurs (e.g., both characters on the ground).
- Drawing weapons, committing robberies, or initiating violent acts in high-traffic or populated areasmust include roleplay acknowledging:
- The risk of witnesses
- The risk of law enforcement response
- The danger of being identified or interrupted
- Engaging in unrealistic “GTA:O-style” driving, including excessive stunts or disregard for realistic vehicle physics, is prohibited.
- CCTV cameras may only be roleplayed if they exist through the CCTV script or are mapped exterior cameras.
- Out-of-character recordings may be used as CCTV footage only if the roleplay occurred within view of a scripted or mapped camera and/or appears in CCTV logs.
- Government buildings and server-owned businesses (e.g., gas stations, 24/7s, clothing stores) are assumed to have functioning cameras by default.
Law enforcement agencies may obtain this footage regardless of camera visibility. - If a player is not using /mask, they may be identified by others if realistically possible.
- CCTV footage may identify players only if they are not masked.
- Gloves must be equipped using /gloves (or a torso preset with gloves) to be considered worn in-character.
- If gloves are not equipped using the command, fingerprints may be collected in-character, regardless of any roleplay claiming gloves were worn.
Wounded, Death, PK & CK:
- If you are placed into Wounded Modewithout a headshot, your character may survive if sufficient medical treatment is received within a reasonable and realistic timeframe.
- If you are forced into Death Mode, but your character was able to receive medical attention and/or be transported to a hospital within a reasonable timeframe, you may submit a /report for an administrator to determine whether your character survives or is pronounced deceased.
- If you are placed into Wounded Mode as a result of a headshot, your character will be permanently killed (PK) with no possibility of survival.
- If you are placed into Death Mode due to any injuries, your character is permanently killed (PK).
- If your character is not placed into Wounded Mode or Death Mode, but you are roleplaying injuries that are realistically fatal, your character may be character killed (CK) at administrator discretion.
- Wounded Mode: Character is critically injured but may survive with timely and adequate medical care.
- Death Mode: Character is deceased unless ruled otherwise by administration.
- PK (Permanent Kill): Character is permanently dead and may not be used again.
- CK (Character Kill): Administrative removal of a character due to roleplayed fatal injuries or narrative outcomes.
- All rulings regarding survival, PKs, and CKs are final and at administrator discretion whether this Illegal Or Legal Faction Management.
Risk Assessment & Realistic Decision-Making:
- While traditional “Fear Roleplay” rules have been abolished, players are still expected to act realistically and properly assess risk in all situations.
- Characters must weigh consequences before acting.
In situations where a character is clearly at a disadvantage—such as being held at gunpoint by multiple individuals, being pursued by several law enforcement officers, or facing overwhelming odds—players are expected to behave in a way that reflects realistic self-preservation. - Reckless behavior without strong in-character justification, including but not limited to:
- Scrolling or drawing weapons while outnumbered
- Suicide-by-cop scenarios
- Ignoring clear and immediate threats
will be considered a voluntary high-risk decision by the player.
- If a player chooses to “take their chances” in these situations, they must accept the outcome.
Should the risk fail and the character die, the character will most likely be Character Killed (CK’d) with no right to appeal, at the discretion of the handling administrator. - Players who repeatedly engage in reckless, unrealistic, or high-risk behavior across multiple characters may face administrative action, up to and including character wipes, restrictions, or removal from the server.
Metagaming:
- Metagaming is strictly prohibited.
This includes, but is not limited to:- Providing in-character (IC) information to another player using out-of-character (OOC) means
- Providing OOC information to another player using IC means
- Using OOC communication or information to obtain IC knowledge
- Allowing OOC information or communication to influence any in-character decision, action, or outcome
- Players may not use any external or OOC communication (Discord, private messages, voice chats, etc.) to coordinate, warn, assist, or influence in-character situations.
Examples:- Arranging a drug deal, robbery, or meeting on one character and attending it on another character.
- Using an alternate character to interact with, support, or benefit a business owned by one of your other characters.
- Gathering intelligence, scouting locations, or learning patterns on one character and using that information on another character.
- Having multiple characters in the same faction without explicit approval from Faction Management.
- Messaging a player via /pm, Discord, or any external platform to request assistance, transportation, or coordination for an IC situation.
- Using VOIP platforms (Discord, TeamSpeak, Skype, etc.) to coordinate actions during pursuits, shootouts, robberies, or any active roleplay.
- Observing law enforcement activity OOC (streams, Discord, etc.) and warning another player of police presence.
- Privately messaging a masked player to learn their real identity to bypass the /mask system.
- Returning to the area of your character’s death or reinvolving yourself in the circumstances surrounding one of your characters’ deaths (see Rule 20 – New Life Rule).
Deathmatching;
- Killing another player without valid roleplay justification, or with poor or insufficient reasoning, is strictly prohibited.
- Provoking other players with the intent to escalate into violence and then engaging in aggressive actions—such as shooting or killing—or causing the provoked party to be killed, is considered deathmatching.
- Violence must always be a last resort and proportionate to the situation. Escalation must be realistic and justified through roleplay.
- You may only intentionally strike or run over another player when your character’s life is in immediate danger.
- Using a vehicle as a weapon must not be excessive or repeatedly abused.
- Vehicles may be used at low speeds (approximately 20 mph) to stun or ram a player on foot or on a bicycle only by roleplaying the act of opening a door to strike them.
Simply clipping or ramming without roleplay is prohibited. - Murdering a member of law enforcement is only permittedwhen:
- There is an active and immediate threat to life, or
- There is clear and indisputable evidence that compliance will result in death or serious, extended imprisonment (e.g. confirmed life sentence-level charges).
- Assumptions, paranoia, or minor criminal exposure are not valid justification for lethal force against law enforcement.
Examples:
- Shooting or killing a player based on race, ethnicity, or discriminatory beliefs.
- Repeatedly instigating or antagonizing another player with the goal of provoking a shootout.
- Shooting a player solely because they contacted law enforcement over a minor or petty crime.
- Shooting a law enforcement officer during a routine traffic stop based on the assumption that you may have a warrant.
- Escalating a fistfight into lethal force solely to “win” the altercation.
- Killing a character for minor actions such as breaking into a vehicle or committing low-level property crime.
Third Party Modifications:
- Any form of game modification, software, or configuration that provides a player with any advantage over another player is strictly forbidden. This includes both external programs and client-side modifications.
- Client-side modding is only permitted for aesthetic purposes and must never alter gameplay functionality, mechanics, visibility, physics, stamina, audio, camera behavior, or combat effectiveness.
- Third-person FOV modifications are strictly prohibited and may not be used under any circumstances.
First-person FOV modifications are permitted. - Realistic blood modifications are allowed, provided they do not offer a gameplay advantage or alter visibility beyond realistic standards.
- Mods, trainers, or cheat software of any kind
- Custom crosshairs or tracers
- Flawless Widescreen or any third-person POV/FOV modification
- Unlimited stamina or stamina-altering modifications
- Abnormal monitor aspect ratios (must be 16:9)
- Audio enhancements that provide an advantage (FX Audio must remain between 1–10)
- Blood or visual mods that improve visibility, reduce recoil impact, or provide combat advantages
- Any client-side setting, mod, or configuration exceeding standard game limitations
- Any modification or setting found to exceed allowed standards may result in scene voids, immediate administrative action, and permanent bans, depending on severity and intent.
Robbery & Scamming:
- Robbery is defined as taking another player’s possessions (cash or items) through force or threat of force.
- Scamming is defined as offering a good or service and then refusing to deliver or pay.
- All robberies and scams must be conducted strictly in-character.
- Players may not force another player to withdraw money from an ATM.
- Players may not force another player to sell their vehicle via script commands during a robbery.
- Players may not force another player to hand over assets that are not physically present in the area.
- Players may not rob or scam a player inside a greenzone.
- Players may not rob another player while they are performing a scripted job (e.g., garbage pickup).
- Players may not rob a player-owned business, restaurant, or commercial property.
- Players may not commit a robbery while operating a luxury, high-end, or sports vehicle.
- Players may only commit one robbery every four (4) hours.
- Escalation is required. You must have valid in-character reasoning for robbing a specific individual.
- Poor escalation or targeting players without justification (e.g., robbing someone solely because they are near a large house) will result in punishment.
- Using out-of-character knowledge (such as knowing where someone lives, what weapons they have, or their wealth) to initiate a robbery is strictly prohibited and considered metagaming.
- You may not kill a player during a robbery unless the victim’s actions directly cause escalation (e.g., drawing a weapon, attacking, or attempting to flee after clear threats).
- Players may only tell another player to “put your hands up” or “don’t move” if the intent is to rob, not to execute or immediately kill them.
- Players may rob all cash physically carried by the victim’s character.
Carrying large amounts of cash is done at your own risk. - Looting dead players is strictly forbidden under all circumstances.
- Players may not rob items belonging to the Police Department or Fire Department.
If robbing an off-duty officer or medic, taking any CPD/CFD-issued equipment is prohibited. - Players may not scam vehicles or properties.
- Players may scam for a maximum amount of $30,000 per scam.
- Illegal goods or services (e.g., drugs, firearms) must be purchased with cash only. ( This Will Be Heavily Enforced )
- Failure to use cash for illegal transactions may result in the situation being validated as a scam, even if the amount exceeds the normal scam limit.
Crime Zone Restrictions:
- To promote a more realistic roleplay environment, several areas of the map have restricted levels of crime. These locations would realistically have high police or security presence, heavy CCTV coverage, or high population and traffic density. Examples include patrol stations, airports, subways, downtown areas, tourist locations, and major intersections.
- For the purposes of this rule, roleplay is considered “initiated” once the victim could reasonably be aware of the attacker’s presence or begins reacting to it.
Once roleplay has been initiated, the victim may not intentionally enter a No Crime Zoneand expect protection under these rules. - Any area where scamming or asportation (transporting a person to scam them) may not occur without prior administrative approval via /report.
- Other crimes in Restricted Crime Zones—especially highly visible crimes such as shootings—are held to a much higher justification standard.
- The burden is on the initiating player to prove:
- The situation could not reasonably be moved to a safer location, or
- Immediate action was necessary due to pressing circumstances
- No other crimes are automatically prohibited unless stated, but scrutiny will be significantly higher.
- Exception:
Restricted Crime Zone rules do not apply to scripted illegal factions with a legitimate historical and in-character claim to an area (e.g. gangs operating within their own neighborhoods or realistically adjacent areas). This must not be done excessively and remains subject to staff discretion. - Any area not covered by No Crime or Restricted Crime definitions results in a neutral zone.
- Crime is strictly prohibitedin the following locations:
- Airports and airfields
- Government buildings, including:
- State Capitol
- City Halls
- Hospitals (medical centers not included)
- Chicago Bus Depot
- Banks (ATMs are not included)
- Law enforcement buildings, including:
- Headquarters
- Patrol stations
- Jails (see jail rules)
- Cook County Prison (considered active IC)
- Training facilities
- Fire Department buildings, including:
- Fire stations
- Headquarters
- Lifeguard towers
- Training facilities
- NPC vehicle dealerships where brand-new vehicles are purchased
(Player-owned dealerships require admin permission to commit crime at) - NPC vehicle modification garages
- Customization locations such as clothing stores and barber shops
- Gun stores and security headquarters
- Secluded areas near No Crime Zones (e.g. an alleyway next to a bank) are not automatically included as part of the No Crime Zone.
- The following areas restrict scamming and homicide's without prior admin approval:
- Spawn Locations
- City Hall, Any Government Offices, Law Enforcement Offices, Hospitals, Car Dealerships, Banks, the Department of Motor Vehicles, The Country Club.
- Chicago O'Hare International Airport.
- Parking Garages & Impound Lots.
- Clothing Stores, Tattoo Shops, Barber Shops - Inside Only.
- Player Owned Businesses. (The Inside Is Only Subject To Be Considered As A Greenzone. )
- Server Events - excluding Block Parties & House Parties. (Block Parties & House Parties will never be greenzones).
- Movie Theatres & Bowling Alleys - Inside Only.
- The Casino - parking lot included.
- Gym - inside.
- Northside Watkins HighSchool (parts of the school EXCLUDED from being a greenzone but subject to FIGHTS ONLY: School Bathrooms, Football Field, Basketball Gym, Locker Rooms)
- These areas only restrict scamming or homicide's without prior admin approval. IC justification will be required and reviewed. Players who act discreetly, creatively, and accept higher investigative consequences (e.g. CCTV access) are more likely to receive approval.
Illegal Activities:
- Criminal activities are limited to a maximum of four (4) playersactively involved at any given time, unless explicitly approved by administration.
- Gambling activities involving dice (e.g. “shooting dice”) are permitted with restrictions.
- Players may wager a maximum of $20,000 per roll.
- All gambling wagers must be conducted using cash only.
- Any gambling exceeding these limits or using non-cash methods is prohibited.
- Civilians possessing illegal or unregistered firearms may not attack others freely or without justification.
- A civilian may only initiate an attack if:
- There is established in-character roleplay and conflict with the specific individual, and
- The civilian can clearly and specifically identify the exact target of the attack
- Civilians may not engage in indiscriminate or mass violence.
- After committing an attack, civilians are subject to an 8-hour cooldown before initiating another attack.
- The firearm used must not be:
- A registered firearm
- A licensed firearm registered to the character
(Registered firearms are for defensive use only) - A stolen legal firearm may be used, provided it is not registered to the attacking character.
- All civilian attacks must comply with all robbery rules, including escalation requirements and the robbery cooldown outlined under Rule 5.
- Faction members may not participate in any attack initiated by civilian players.
- Civilians may not take part in official faction attacks under any circumstances.
- Players unsure of what constitutes a faction attack must review the Faction Rules of Engagement (ROE).
- Choosing players solely for shooting or grinding purposes over meaningful roleplay is not acceptable.
- Criminal roleplay must prioritize story, escalation, and character development, not farming violence or wins.
Multi-Character & Faction Guidelines
- Creating or using multiple characters to participate in the same storyline, scenario, or objective, or to share or reuse in-character information to advance goals, is strictly prohibited.
- Players should avoid creating multiple characters that operate in overlapping narratives or benefit from the same information, relationships, or events.
- If your character is Character Killed (CK’d)while part of a faction and you wish to remain in that same faction on a new character, the following requirements apply:
- Your new character must start as a resident and/or basic member of the faction.
- You must roleplay your way back up through the faction hierarchy.
- You may not immediately return to leadership or high-ranking positions.
- These requirements exist to encourage:
- Meaningful roleplay and character development
- Organic faction storylines
- Internal power shifts and leadership opportunities (“backdooring”) within factions
- Any new character created after a CK may not be related in any way to the previous character.
- This restriction applies in-character only. Out-of-character relationships are irrelevant and may not be referenced in RP.
In Character Corruption:
- Corruption is strictly prohibited.
Any player who distributes firearms, weapons, ammunition, or government-issued equipment obtained through the Police Department or Fire Department to other players will be permanently banned.
No warnings will be issued. - Taking a large quantity of money, weapons, or items from another player and failing to report it to staff is prohibited and may result in administrative action.
- Intentionally setting up, facilitating, or assisting in the killing of another player while acting as a member of the Police Department or Fire Departmentis strictly forbidden and will result in severe consequences.
- Players may only be employed in one government career at a time.
- Police Department members may not simultaneously work for Medical Services (EMS).
- Medical Services (EMS) members may not simultaneously work for the Police Department.
- This restriction exists to:
- Maintain balanced department staffing
- Encourage active roleplay
- Preserve fair queue priority distribution
- Players who are members of legal factions, including but not limited to:
- Police Department
- Fire Department
- Department of Justice
may not be members of any illegal faction at the same time.
- Players may only be employed in one government career at a time.
- Applying for and receiving approval for a legal firearm license for the purpose of distributing weapons or ammunition is strictly prohibited.
Donation Refund Inquiries:
- Please be advised that all donations made to the server are strictly non-refundable under any circumstances.
- Donations are used to help maintain, operate, and improve the server so the community can continue to enjoy a stable and high-quality roleplay experience.
- This no refund policy applies to all donation types, including but not limited to:
- Whitelist applications
- Instant whitelist purchases
- Any in-game assets, perks, or benefits granted as part of a donation (where applicable)
- By submitting a donation, you acknowledge and agree to this no refund policy.
Real World Trading:
- Real World Trading (RWT) is defined as buying, selling, or trading any in-game items, currency, services, or advantages in exchange for real-world or out-of-character currency or benefits.
- Real Money Trading is strictly prohibitedand will not be tolerated under any circumstances.
- Giving or selling a vehicle, item, or in-game currency to another player in exchange for real-world payment.
- Receiving out-of-character compensation (cash, gift cards, services, or digital currency) for in-game assets.
- Offering or accepting any form of real-world payment to influence in-game outcomes.
- Violations of this rule may result in immediate and permanent bans, character wipes, and loss of all in-game assets.
Vehicle Price Agreement:
- All vehicles sold within the server must follow the Vehicle Pricing Agreement.
- When selling a vehicle, players may only add a maximum of $75,000 USD to the vehicle’s original (stock) purchase price.
- This pricing cap applies to all vehicles on the server, without exception.
- Example of this rule.
- Vehicle: Dodge Charger Hellcat
- Stock Price: $200,000 USD
- Maximum Resale Price: $275,000 USD
- Any attempt to sell a vehicle above this limit is prohibited and may result in administrative action.
Obscene Roleplay:
- Obscene roleplay scenes must be conducted away from other players and outside areas where players are likely to pass through or be unintentionally exposed.
- If any player involved feels uncomfortable at any point, they may immediately opt out of the roleplay.
Once a player opts out, the scene is considered voided and may not continue in any form. - Any obscene roleplay requires explicit out-of-character (OOC) consent from all involved parties prior to beginning.
- The following are classified as obscene roleplay and are subject to the rules above:
- Erotic or sexual roleplay
- Torture-style roleplay
- Roleplay scenes involving excessive gore or content likely to cause discomfort
- The following must never be roleplayed, under any circumstances:
- Rape or any form of non-consensual sexual touching
(Consent does not override this rule) - Any obscene roleplay involving individuals who are under the age of 18
- Rape or any form of non-consensual sexual touching
- Violations of these rules may result in immediate administrative action, including strikes, voided scenes, PKs/CKs, or permanent bans depending on severity.