Child Character Roleplay Rules

Scope of the Role

A child character is a character who uses a child appearance or is roleplayed as a child in the game. This is determined by the character's role, not the player's real age.

Players may roleplay child characters in everyday life, conversations, and storylines or activities without combat. They must follow the General Rules and City Rules, just like other players.

Restrictions on Child Characters

Child characters must not participate in or support any storyline or activity involving combat, whether as the initiator, a retaliating party, or a helper. This applies even if the opposing party or event organizer consents.

Storyline and Combat Prohibitions

1. Child characters must not participate in any type of storyline involving physical violence or combat.

This includes main storylines, mini storylines, civilian disputes, guild storylines, MC storylines, and storylines involving agencies where combat occurs, whether armed or unarmed.

2. Child characters must not participate in activities involving combat or fighting over resources.

Examples include Airdrop, Loops, Capture the Flag, Deathmatch, combat in Training, Heist, and fights over cement / wire, drug dealing locations, shop break-ins, or orange-zone gasoline, as well as other activities with similar combat.

3. Child characters must not assist or support either side in combat, directly or indirectly.

Examples of prohibited assistance include:

• Identifying targets, reporting locations, or monitoring opponents' movements for a side engaged in combat.
• Driving participants to join combat or helping them escape from combat.
• Reviving, carrying, or moving unconscious players to give either side an advantage in combat.
• Blocking paths, shielding participants, or using vehicles to assist a side engaged in combat.

4. Child characters must not deliberately enter a fight circle or an area where combat is taking place.

If an existing storyline turns into combat, or combat breaks out unexpectedly, stop participating and leave the area as soon as it is safe to do so. Do not return to retaliate or assist either side.

5. Players must not use a child character role to provoke, disrupt, or gain an advantage from the role's restrictions.

Being a child character does not exempt a player from violations of the City Rules. Do not use the role to provoke others and then avoid responsibility. If threatened or attacked, avoid confrontation and report the incident to staff through Report or Ticket with evidence.

6. Other players must not invite, force, or involve child characters in combat.

This includes using child characters as helpers, spotters, equipment couriers, or shields for their side. Consent from the player roleplaying the child does not exempt these actions.

Penalty: At the discretion of the Staff Admin team

Intent, severity, and each offender's involvement will be considered, including both the player roleplaying the child and players who involve the child character.

[ The decision of the Staff Admin team is final ]