RULES

Always follow a creature’s profile.

If you die, you are allowed to spawn back/use a revive token.

Never log to avoid death (dying is a part of realism!)

No mass-grouping together across species.

No spawn-killing players.

All plushies are allowed except Haunt Dragon, Frost Dragon, Tannenbaum, and Snowman. Bunny plush can only be equipped to carnivores & meat-leaning omnivores. Cat plush may only be equipped to creatures that had bleed prior to equipping it.

If there are too many players of one diet/species, you must change your creature if requested by a mod.

Do not kill creatures if they are invisible. However, if a creature is invisible for longer than 30 seconds, then you are allowed to attack them.

Do not interact with moderators (attacking, killing, picking up, grabbing, etc.) during the session outside of grace.

There are no rules on skins! However, material palettes and signature looks are banned.

Do not eat from food sources that are not listed in your creature’s diet (diet can be found in the creature profile.)

All creatures have plains as a habitat.

“Desert” habitat consists of both desert oasis and dunes.

Only places within your habitat are claimable for territory.

You may leave your habitats if you are desperate for food/water, but you must return as soon as possible.

You cannot claim all of a habitat, but you may claim a part of it.

Do not chase creatures who have already left your territory (unless stated otherwise by your profile).

Do not hunt (target) the same player repeatedly.

Do not chain hunt, only kill when absolutely needed.

When chasing prey, do not chase for longer than ~1 minute (unless otherwise stated by your profile).

Breath is usually defensive, do not use it to hunt unless stated by your profile.

If you are out of stamina or cornered, you are allowed to fight back regardless of what your profile states.

Avoid relying on bot meat (“Mystery Meat Co.”) in the spawn piles outside of grace. Mods may scatter bot meat randomly across the map as food intended for scavengers.

For every successful kill, a carnivore pack may take one piece of bot meat for each adult pack member who is still hungry after feeding.