EtherRealms

Server Rules

EtherRealms should be a place where players can build, explore, and play together without unnecessary drama. Respect other players, use common sense, and do not ruin the server for everyone else.

Before You Play

Keep the server fair and friendly.

By joining EtherRealms, you agree to follow these rules. Staff may also step in when someone is clearly causing problems, even when the exact situation is not directly listed below.

01

Be Respectful and Friendly

Be friendly and respectful. Do not harass, bully, threaten, discriminate against, or deliberately ruin another player's experience.

02

No Griefing or Stealing

Do not damage another player's builds, take their items, kill their animals, or interfere with their property without permission.

03

No Cheating or Exploiting

Hacked clients, X-ray tools, duplication glitches, macros, exploits, and anything else that gives an unfair advantage are not allowed.

04

Keep Chat Appropriate

Do not spam, advertise other servers, share harmful links, flood chat, or repeatedly create arguments and drama.

05

Respect Protected Areas

Do not build around another player's protected area to block access, annoy them, or attempt to bypass the grief prevention system.

06

Keep PvP Fair

Use designated PvP areas or make sure everyone has agreed to fight. Do not trick players into combat or repeatedly target the same person.

07

Do Not Scam Players

Trades, shops, clan agreements, and payments must be honest. Do not intentionally mislead someone or take payment without providing what was promised.

08

Use Appropriate Names and Builds

Usernames, clan names, skins, signs, builds, and shops must not contain hateful, sexual, threatening, or seriously offensive content.

09

Do Not Create Unnecessary Lag

Avoid farms, machines, entities, or redstone systems that seriously affect server performance. Staff may ask you to reduce or remove them.

10

Listen to Server Staff

Follow reasonable staff instructions. Disagreements should be handled respectfully through the proper support or appeal process.

Rule Enforcement

Actions depend on the situation.

Staff may issue warnings, remove items, restore damaged areas, mute players, suspend accounts, or permanently ban players depending on the seriousness and history of the violation. Using alternate accounts to avoid a punishment may result in additional action.

These rules may be updated as EtherRealms grows.