1. Protection of your own server and NAP partners (with exceptions)

As a general rule, attacking players on our own server is prohibited. However, the following specific rules apply to each individual area:

• Resource Fields & Doomsday Express: Attacks are strictly prohibited. The ban on resource fields applies to the resources Food, wood, metal and fuel, provided that these are already taken by other players. Unoccupied resource fields may, of course, be freely attacked and captured. When dispatching units via the Doomsday Express, the checkbox to disable attacks on your own server must be ticked.

• NAP partners: Official NAP partners (Non-Aggression Pact) – both on their own server and on other servers – are protected, provided this is stipulated in the relevant event rules (such as in SvS / State vs State).

• Goldmine: Attacks on the gold mine on your own server are not strictly forbidden, but expressly not welcome. As accidental clicks are relatively common when clicking quickly in the Gold Mine, this is not a strict rule – however, everyone should do their best to avoid attacking server members there.

• Enemy bases (exception to the farming rule): As a general rule, databases hosted on your own server must not be compromised. Exception: Players who are completely unaffiliated, or players in alliances who not are ranked in the top 20 (i.e. provided that the alliance in question is ranked 21st or lower), may be attacked. However, two conditions apply:

  1. The attack may are carried out to farm coal. This is also permitted if you don’t absolutely need the money right now. However, if the target has no money at all, you shouldn’t attack them.

  2. The objectives should not be completely burnt, so that they are teleported away after several attacks. This is a guideline: if it does happen in the heat of the moment, it’s not the end of the world and it’s not that bad, but you should never deliberately set out to do it. Farming is the priority; attacks carried out purely for fun or to annoy other players are prohibited.

2. Fair play and communication

Respectful conduct is the fundamental requirement for our alliance. Insults, abuse, or unnecessarily harassing other players – whether internal or external – will not be tolerated.

3. Priority for the Lions event

Whilst the Ghulöwen event is active and the lion is running, no other, parallel rallies (raids) may be started.

Background: As troops are automatically assigned very quickly in standard rallies, they can easily end up in the wrong march during parallel starts and are then unavailable to the Lion. This hinders the event for the entire alliance, as the troops are blocked by the longer durations of the other rallies and are absent for a long time.

4. Seating arrangements and locations at the Lion

The strategic pitches around the lion are firmly linked to event activity. Unauthorised occupation or „stealing“ of a pitch is forbidden.

• The innermost row (8 base positions): These places right next to the Lion are reserved exclusively for players who actively take part in the Lion event at least twice a week.

• The second row (16 base positions): This row behind is reserved for players who participate in the Lion event at least once a week.

• Protection during temporary absence: If a player temporarily leaves their rightful place to participate in an event or a fight elsewhere, that place remains reserved for them. It is forbidden to appropriate this place in the meantime.

5. Obligation to Change Name

The default name provided from the start of the game, „Survivor.*“ (regardless of whether it is followed by purely numerical combinations or mixed number-letter combinations), is not permitted. Each player must change their name to a unique one to ensure recognisability and assignment within the game.

6. Rally starts only from the alliance centre

Starting rallies is only permitted if your base is located near the Alliance Headquarters. Those who are far from the Alliance centre are not allowed to start independent rallies.

Background: If players start a rally far from the centre, it leads to extremely long march times for all other participants from the centre. During these long march times, troops are blocked and unavailable for any other actions.

7. Inactivity Regulations (Special Provisions)

This regulation only applies if the management team was not informed in advance. If you are unable to be online for a period of time due to holidays, private reasons or similar, you can of course deregister in advance without any problems and there will be no disadvantages for you. If you do not deregister, the following applies:

• After 3 days of inactivity (total): Automatic promotion to rank R1.

• After 5 days of inactivity (total since the start of absence): Expulsion from the alliance (kick).