Rules
Six rules. They fit on one screen on purpose — and they are applied the same way to everyone, staff included.
Contents
1. Play the animal you spawned 2. No mixpacking 3. No combat logging 4. No griefing the young 5. Keep global chat usable 6. Exploits get you banned Appeals →1Play the animal you spawned
Your dino’s real diet, size and behaviour are the rules. No bipedal carnivore packs of eight, no herbivores hunting for sport.
- Realistic group sizes for the species you are playing
- No cross-species packing outside natural symbiosis
- Nesting groups are exempt while the nest is active
2No mixpacking
Different species do not group up to hunt or defend. This is the rule we remove people for most often.
- Carnivores of different species may not travel or fight together
- Herbivore mixed herds are allowed — they do not hunt
- Being in the same area is fine; coordinating is not
3No combat logging
Leaving the server to escape a fight is theft of someone else’s time.
- Once engaged, you stay until it resolves or you die
- Genuine crashes happen — tell staff and it is fine
- Repeat offences cost you your stalls
4No griefing the young
Nests, hatchlings and juveniles under 25% growth are off limits unless they attack you first.
- No camping nests or safe zones
- No killing juveniles for score
- Self-defence is always allowed
5Keep global chat usable
Talk however you like in local. Global is shared with everyone on the server.
- No slurs, harassment, or sexual content
- No advertising other servers
- Arguments go to DMs or Discord, not global
6Exploits get you banned
If it is not how the game is meant to work, do not do it — report it.
- No duping, clipping through terrain, or growth exploits
- Reporting an exploit earns Jewels; using one earns a ban
- Third-party tools that read or modify the game are banned — the Companion is the exception, and it is read-only
↩Appealing a ban
Every ban is logged with a reason and the staff member who issued it. Appeals go to a different staff member than the one who banned you, and you get an answer within 24 hours.
Submit an appeal
