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To become a citizen of New Haven Roleplay, we require that all players be at least 18 years old. If we discover a player who doesn’t meet this age requirement, they will be removed from the community. New Haven Roleplay enforces an escalating suspension s...

Contacting staff members through means other than in-city reports or Discord tickets, such as direct messages, is inappropriate and can disrupt the staff member’s roleplaying experience. It’s important to use the designated channels for communication when inte...

To ensure fair play and effective issue resolution, we require all players to provide a 2-minute clip when submitting reports against another player. This also applies to any in-game issues that result in lost items (commonly known as "poofs"). Providing clear...

New Haven Roleplay is not responsible for any items lost if you choose to go AFK. Staff will **not** reimburse items that are lost while you are AFK. Greenzones are not safe zones for leaving your character unattended. If you need to step away from your comput...

We're hyped to have you here. Please take a moment to read through our Community Rules. These guidelines are here to make sure everyone has a fun, fair, and respectful experience. Whether you're a seasoned RPer or just starting out, our rules help keep the st...

Interaction time is set to 30 seconds. All actions within this time frame should be deliberate and meaningful, ensuring a clear and intentional hostile interaction occurs. New Haven Roleplay is a rob or kill city. Flatbacking (double-tapping) is allowed bu...

Combat logging (F8) is strictly against the rules. Combat logging is when you log out of the game, unplug your router, force quit in task manager, or turn off your computer during critical moments like in the middle of a roleplay scenario, while being question...

Treat all your actions as if they happen in real life. For instance, if someone uses duct tape to cover your mouth, you won’t be able to talk. If someone points a gun at your head, you must comply with their instructions and directions, regardless of your b...

Definition of Super Civ'ing: Super civ’ing refers to civilian characters acting like gang members without actually being part of an approved gang or faction. This often includes behavior that blurs or crosses the line into gang-level aggression or organizatio...

Green Zones are designated areas where specific actions are not allowed to maintain the roleplaying atmosphere. Green zones include: The Apartments, Hospital, Gym, Clothing Stores, Tattoo Shops, Hair Salons, Recycling Center, Inside of Player Owned Businesses...

LOW EFFORT KILLING (LEK): – Proper roleplay interaction is required, 30 seconds, to engage in violent actions against other players. This means that if you have a valid reason to initiate combat with another player, you must first communicate your intentions t...

Metagaming is strictly prohibited. This refers to intentionally using or sharing information that your in-game character did not learn through in-game means. This includes information from streaming sources, Discord channels, etc. Being on a Discord call whil...

Cheating refers to any action where a player uses unauthorized tools, modifications, or exploits to gain an unfair advantage over other players or to disrupt gameplay. Modding, exploiting, injecting, or cheating of any kind is strictly prohibited in the commun...

Always stay in character and avoid using words or information your character wouldn’t know. This includes terminology that originates outside of the roleplay experience. Do not "rulesplain" - you must continue the interaction without explaining what the other...

RANDOM DEATHMATCH (RDM): - Engaging in random killings or assaulting others without reason is strictly prohibited. A storyline or motivation, including a reasonable hostile interaction, should drive any acts of violence and involve proper interaction, 30 secon...