<aside> 🔥 Chaos PvP: “Newly created” characters should not request a Reaper’s Mark immediately.

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Conflict is a roleplay mechanism. In-character confrontation should be the byproduct of in-character reasoning and roleplay and not the result of animosities between players. See Player Misconduct for more. Two characters may hate each other in-game but, nevertheless, respect one another out-of-character. "Griefing" will not be tolerated - and may result in being temporarily or permanently banned.

<aside> 💡 All PvP must, at a minimum, abide by the following guidelines before battle:

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• Players must TELL one another when they're **Hostile** to one another.
• Players must mark each other as Hostile in the player list. Until a resolution is made between characters, they must both remain Hostile to one another. The only exception is when both players are participating in the same event led by a DM, and their **Hostile** status interferes with the mechanics of group-play.
• Players must agree to the same, and appropriate, Subdual Combat System mode at the time they mark one another **Hostile**. This is performed through a TELL.

<aside> 💡 Note: Reaper Marks provided for “self-defense” must set the entire server to Hostile.

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<aside> 💡 Don't just attack another character. Players should engage in roleplaying opportunities prior to combat so as to give one another an opportunity to set the appropriate combat modes.

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"Right to Flee"

The "Right to Flee" is undertaken as follows:

1. Whereas a character has become involved in any PvP situation;
2. Whereas a character is capable of maneuvering without penalty (ex., not Paralyzed);
3. A character may "run" and flee to safety; and,
4. It is the opponent's responsibility to give chase.

Special Rules for Assassination (Reaper’s Mark)

1. Firstly, Dungeon Master approval is required.