General In-Game Rules

• Talking in all caps in-game can be considered spam. If someone attempts to mass spam a server to result in lag, they will instantly be demoted to Force Sensitive. If they are already at the rank of Force Sensitive, any Jedi Instructor+ can enforce the warning system upon them & any Jedi Master+ can enforce the banning protocol system upon them with enough evidence.

• A TJO banned person should be banned from any TJO game upon joining.

• You are allowed to kill unarmed Hostiles; however, spawn-camping &/or spawn-killing is still not tolerated.

• Members of the Jedi Order are required to wear Jedi robe attire in-game in public servers and TJO-events.

  • Only shirt and pants will be enforced; Jedi attire is what a reasonable person would assume to be a Jedi.

  • Only applies for Jedi teams and their divisions. (TG and Taskforce use their respective uniform options in their dojo, Lorekeepers don't have a mandated division attire)

  • Staff will be asking you to equip a Jedi attire through avatar or in-game uniform menu.

  • All other accessories are allowed.

  • You are allowed to wear your own robes; it just has to resemble Jedi attire of some sorts.

Ilum In-Game Rules

• The usage of ANY saber when combined with ANY trooper classes that include a blaster is strictly prohibited. Those who choose to do so will receive a punishment and it will fall under the same category as "glitching." 

(If you have a custom saber, you can't use a gun with it or if you have a custom gun, you can't have a saber)

• Other teams should not go into the Sith spawn area (defined by anything inside the ice circle surrounding their base). 

• Do not spawn camp.

• Hostiles are permitted to raid the Council Chamber so long as the Council is not using that room; the Jedi may also walk into that room for the sole purpose of killing hostiles that enter if no Temple Guards are present. 

• Shadow blocking and any form of it is against the rules and is considered glitching if done deliberately.

• If a hostile has their saber ignited or is inside the temple, you may engage at will.

• If you are attacked from out-of-range with either a gun or a Force power such as Telekinesis or Lightning, you may engage at will.

• Spawn abuse of any form including misuse of the spawn barriers (eg to teleport away from danger) is prohibited.

Ilum 2 In-Game Rules

• The Spawn Kill & Spawn-Camp rules only apply to the Jedi Temple and the Sith Cave bases. Points "A, B, C, D, E" are exempted from this rule.

• Using the speeder to avoid the ragdoll of force movements is considered a glitch and will be punished harshly. The same applies to the speed-glitches that can be done with your saber.

• You're not allowed to disrupt people officially assigned as Guards by the Host while they're hosting a training (as Jedi). This will be considered disrupting the training and will have the same punishment.

• Commands are to be used for actual situations consisting of a problem or issues in TJO such as dealing with rule breakers, hosting trainings, etc. 

  • Do not try to solve “problems” like someone not being able to find a crystal so you just bring them there. Commands are only to be used for situations where they are a necessity and the outcome will benefit the group/game/server/etc. 

• Don’t use commands on a public server for unofficial events ( like using :n to announce you’re hosting your own dueling tournament ); that falls under the category of admin abuse. This is assuming you are under the rank of Jedi Council and/or were not given permission by a Jedi Councilor.

• When you jail someone, do :team ( jailed person’s name ) visitor and :reset ( name ) so they don’t die and so they don’t have their tools.

• When using a command that involves another person, like jailing someone, make sure to type out as much of their name as possible. You don’t want to end up jailing multiple people.

• Never use commands that affect a large amount of people. For example, don’t respawn the entire Sith team or refresh everyone in a server. If you MUST use commands that affect so many people, it is better to check in with a Council member to make sure you are all cleared for it.

• All commands are to be logged through the use of :logs ( reason you used said command. ) The only commands you do not have to log are :name, :pm, :n (only when used for a training), :afk, and :warn.

• Using a single log to account for many commands such as :logs all commands are for ( blank ) is somewhat allowed. It is suggested to be used only during trainings or trials but for other things it is usually not recommended. As long as we knew why each command was used, it should be fine though.

• If someone accumulates at least 15 warnings in game, they are to be auto banned from the game. If they wish to be unbanned, they must DM a JC to appeal their warnings.

• Divisional Staff members that have admin powers CANNOT use their administrative powers for any reason, UNLESS there is an exploiter in the server and no high ranking member is present, in which case you may kick them.