What it means: Different Kingdom spaces may allow different levels of competitive banter, mature debate, roleplay, strategy critique, or high-energy commentary. Know the expectations before joining and step away from spaces that are not a fit.

Examples: Repeatedly derailing an intense debate, demanding that an event or game lobby change its posted tone for you, escalating after staff explains the space expectations, or turning normal competition into repeated complaints about allowed banter.

Possible consequences: Reminder, temporary mute, removal from the specific space, event or lobby restriction, strike eligibility when disruption repeats after correction, or stronger action if paired with harassment or threats.

Evidence moderators may consider: Posted space expectations, staff instructions, chat or voice logs, event context, prior reminders, whether the member was offered another space, and whether the disruption continued after correction.

What it means: Do not flood conversations, event spaces, game lobbies, support systems, streams, or gameplay systems in ways that make participation difficult for everyone else.

Examples: Repeated small messages, excessive pings, copy-paste walls, mic spam, repeated low-effort reports, lobby invite spam, trade spam, or repeated in-game actions intended to drown out normal play.

Possible consequences: Message removal, mute, kick, rate limits, event removal, support restrictions, strike eligibility for repeated or coordinated spam, or stronger action when spam is used for harassment or evasion.

Evidence moderators may consider: Message volume, timestamps, voice moderation notes, invite or report logs, stream chat records, gameplay telemetry, prior warnings, and whether multiple members or systems were disrupted.

What it means: Stay cool, play in good faith, and respect the integrity of games, quests, tournaments, streams, and official events.

Examples: Poor sportsmanship includes sabotaging teammates, cheating, trolling, stream sniping, harassment, griefing, refusing basic event instructions, or retaliating after a loss.

Possible consequences: Match kick, event disqualification, reward removal, ranked restrictions, strike eligibility, Dissident flag escalation, or stronger action for coordinated or repeated misconduct.

Evidence moderators may consider: Match logs, event staff notes, replay clips, stream VODs, team communications, objective participation, witness reports, and prior similar incidents.

What it means: Intentionally harming your own team, leaking strategy, throwing matches, or betraying a declared alliance without first ending that alliance clearly and officially.

Examples: Feeding opponents on purpose, refusing objectives to force a loss, giving enemy players team callouts, or turning on an alliance while still claiming to honor it.

Possible consequences: Match removal, ranked restrictions, a strike, Dissident flag escalation, or longer action for coordinated match manipulation.

Evidence moderators may consider: Match logs, replay clips, team chat, voice reports, objective participation, alliance declarations, repeat patterns, and statements from affected teammates.

What it means: Using hacks, exploit abuse, scripts, unauthorized automation, account sharing for unfair ranked advantage, or outside tools that create an unfair competitive edge.

Examples: Aim or movement assistance, map or hidden-information overlays, macro abuse, duplicated resources from an exploit, or intentionally queuing with a cheater.

Possible consequences: Immediate ranked removal, strike or severe-offense handling, loss of rewards, temporary or long-term bans, and action against alternate accounts used to evade penalties.

Evidence moderators may consider: Anti-cheat signals, server telemetry, replay review, impossible input patterns, exploit reproduction steps, inventory or economy logs, reports from multiple players, and prior warnings.

What it means: Deliberately provoking players, derailing matches or discussions, or continuing disruptive behavior after being asked to stop.

Examples: Baiting arguments in chat, repeatedly interrupting voice chats, fake-report threats, queue dodging to annoy a group, or dragging disputes into unrelated spaces.

Possible consequences: Moderator reminders, temporary mute or kick, strike eligibility for repeated disruption, or broader restrictions when trolling targets specific members.

Evidence moderators may consider: Chat logs, voice moderation notes, timing of repeated disruptions, prior warnings, deleted-message records, user reports, and whether the conduct stopped when corrected.

What it means: Using livestream information, creator delay gaps, or spectator knowledge to gain an unfair in-game advantage or target a streamer.

Examples: Rotating based on a visible stream map, targeting hidden bases shown on stream, sharing stream-only callouts with teammates, or repeatedly queueing into a creator to disrupt them.

Possible consequences: Match removal, strike eligibility, ranked restrictions, event disqualification, or escalation for coordinated targeting.

Evidence moderators may consider: Stream VOD timestamps, queue timing, player movement patterns, chat admissions, teammate communications, repeated match history, and whether stream-only information was acted on.

What it means: Verbal abuse, hostile direct messages, stalking behavior, targeted offensive messages, or repeated unwanted contact that makes a member feel unsafe or unwelcome.

Examples: Insults aimed at protected traits, threats, repeated direct messages after being told to stop, brigading a player across Kingdom spaces, or encouraging others to dogpile a target.

Possible consequences: Mutes, kicks, strikes, official-space restrictions, Dissident flag escalation, or immediate bans for threats, doxxing, or coordinated harassment.

Evidence moderators may consider: Screenshots, message links, direct-message records, timestamps, witness reports, moderation logs, prior boundary-setting, deleted-message records, and cross-space behavior patterns.

What it means: Intentionally ruining gameplay by blocking progress, stealing key resources, teamkilling, trapping players, or destroying shared work without a legitimate gameplay reason.

Examples: Blocking quest turn-ins, breaking team defenses at the worst moment, hoarding required items to stall a group, or repeatedly killing allies outside agreed rules.

Possible consequences: Match kick, resource or reward removal, temporary server restrictions, strike eligibility, or stronger action for repeated destructive behavior.

Evidence moderators may consider: Server logs, replay clips, inventory changes, build or destruction history, objective timing, team communications, affected-player reports, and prior similar incidents.