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Rules

2011-06-04T18:45:35Z

Dragoncrystal24: /* Rules */

The following rules apply to all [[Minerealm]] servers, including the [[Survival Server]], the [[Creative Server]], and the [[Party Server]]. Some of the rules may apply to the Minecraft Forums as well. 
== Official Rules ==
These are the official rules as proclaimed by [[Intelli]].

=== Rules ===

<ol>
<li>Do not disturb other peoples stuff</li>
<li>Please place a sign on your property, to claim the area.</li>
<li>Do not build on land that has been claimed, or that you don't have permission to build on.</li>
<li>Griefing, Hacking, Exploits, Glitching, or Cheating is bannable.</li>
<li>Please respect admins, mods, and all other players.</li>
<li>Do NOT ask for spawned items. As this is a legit server, there are no spawned items.</li>
<li>Swearing, racist remarks, or any comments intended to enrage other players are not allowed.</li>
<li>If you have any questions, please ask a mod.</li>
<li>Have fun!</li>
</ol>

=== Consequences ===
Severe breakage or continuation to break any of the official rules may result in a ban from all Minerealm servers. 

== Unofficial Rules ==
These rules have been established by MineRealm administrators but not confirmed by the head admin, [[Intelli]]. 
As posted by [[Panthers17nfl]] on the MineRealm Forums on April 22, 2011, the unofficial rules are as follows.

=== Player Vs. Player (Survival) ===
==== Proximity of Spawn ====
Spawn camping is the act of remaining within the proximity of /spawn and blocking / standing guard by an area directly outside of spawn and killing anyone that comes near. As of April 30th, this action is not a rule infraction.
==== Wilderness ====
Player versus player combat is totally allowed in the wilderness. There are absolutely zero consequences that could come from PvP in the wilderness. If a player is lured out by another player (perhaps taunting him or offering diamonds), it is that player's fault, and is not a rule infraction.
==== Realms ====
Player versus player combat within a realm is allowed at all times and thus has zero rule implications.
==== Stalking ====
The repeated killing and following of a player can be considered harassment only in a few scenarios. If a moderator or admin tells the player to stop killing that player, then afterwards it is considered harassment and bannable. If the stalking persists for over an hour, it is also considered over-the-top stalking and bannable.
==== Indirect PvP ====
It is quite possible to cause the death of a player without actually attacking them. Pushing players so that they end up in harms way at spawn (into a lava pit, manhole to bedrock, hungry spider, etc), it is a rule infraction. Should the event occur within spawn, it is a rule infraction, as PvP is not enabled in spawn, and Indirect PvP is still PvP. Items must be returned to the slain player. Obviously, proof is required for any action to occur.

 
=== Stealing (Survival) ===
==== Chests ====
Stealing of goods in chests is always a rule infraction. The old way of saying it was "Stealing is illegal only if you get caught", but that is the way it is with everything then, isn't it? Anyways, stealing from chests is always against the rules.
==== Dropped Items ====
Should a player meet his death and another player loots his items, this is not a rule infraction. Should a player accidentally drop items and another player loots those, this is also not a rule infraction. As you can see, mistakes on the player's parts do not result in rule infractions. MineRealm will not baby you and protect your belongings for you.
==== Interruption of Trade ====
Should a player interrupt two other players trading by stealing the items, this is in fact a rule infraction. The reason the response differs here than in the previous rule is because this is classified as true stealing
==== Breaking In ====
Breaking blocks in order to reach a chest is itself classified as Griefing as well as attempted Stealing, and so very easily bannable.
 
=== Trading (Survival)===
==== At Spawn ====
Trading at spawn is not a protected action and your items are not guaranteed safe exchange. However, an intentional interruption of trade appears very poorly on that player's "record".
 

=== In-Game Chat ===
==== Swearing & Inappropriateness ====
Swearing in-game will usually result in warning from moderators. Continuing to swear, swearing excessively, and/or using vulgarities will very quickly result in a ban. We do not tolerate any foul language on this server, even if it isn't directed at players. The reason for this is that we appreciate a wide range of player ages and wish to respect the eyes of said players. It is a mature environment we try to create here.
==== All-Caps ====
Speaking in all-caps is both annoying and bannable. You will likely be warned before a ban arrives, but continuing to speak in all caps will quickly lead to it.
==== Spamming ====
Spamming, by this definition, does not mean: Sending a ton of messages. It means: sending a ton of incoherent or stupid messages. This will get you banned in an instant.
==== Asking Questions ====
Should a player ask for help, perhaps a chat command he cannot find, or for what time of day it is, they will obviously receive a polite answer. What is obnoxious is players asking in-game for some sort of mod or plugin, continually asking for the attention of a mod or admin, etc. This can be bannable after you are told to quiet.
 

=== Forum Behavior ===
==== Swearing & Inappropriateness ====
This follows the same protocol as the first rule of the In-Game Chat section.
==== Spamming ====
Spamming on the forums can refer to either what is mentioned in the third rule of the In-Game Chat section OR simply sending far too many messages before receiving a reply. Stay patient, players will reply. Our forums don't flow like the King's River, there is no need to bump threads.
==== Ideas & Suggestions ====
Read [http://minerealm.com/community/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=798 this] and [http://minerealm.com/community/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=1073 this].
==== Ban Complaints & Appeals ====
Read [http://minerealm.com/community/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=678 this].
==== Server Discussion ====
This is one of the forums we try to steer clear from over-moderating (free speech and all). Obviously, topics that are composed of pure idiocy will be locked or deleted. Continuing to post such obviously inappropriate / foolish threads can lead to a forum ban.
 
=== In-Game Behavior ===
==== Griefing ====
Griefing can be identified as: Destroying blocks that do not belong to that player, removing / adding torches that do not belong to that player, destroying crops, or placing blocks on property that isn't theirs. This is always bannable.
==== Hacking ====
Hacking of any kind is always bannable. A hack can be classified as any modification that alters movement speed or direction, the ability to ignore in-game physics, block-breaking speed, ability to spawn items, duping items, and X-Ray (transparent) texture packs.
==== Trespassing ====
Trespassing would refer to walking on someone else's property once they have asked you to leave. This has only one implication, that being that you are deemed to be conducting suspicious activity and will be asked to leave by a moderator or admin. Refusal to do so can lead to a kick, ban, or teleport back to spawn.
==== Vulgar Signs ====
Signs that entail profanities or words that would otherwise be a rule infraction are themselves rule infractions and very easily bannable offenses. There is absolutely no defense to a moderator or admin claim of you posting a sign. That is a statement of fact, not an intimidation tactic. Signs that make very obvious that one has caused griefing or broke other rules will also lead to a swift ban. Examples are: "Make your realm private next time lololol", "I made it better (totally destroyed)", etc.
==== Offensive Skins ====
There are many skins that can be considered an infraction of the rules. You will be warned and asked to change your skin. Failure to do so will lead to kicks and/ or a ban. Examples of skins that are rule infractions: Hitler, completely naked, anything Nazi related, etc. Offensive skins are jiudged by Moderator discretion.
==== Texture Packs ====
Standard texture packs (ones that alter the art files of models and/or blocks to anything besides transparent) are allowed. Should a player have a texture pack that causes any in-game art file that would otherwise be visible be invisible (aka: dirt blocks, leaves, etc.), it is a bannable offense.
==== Mods ====
Modifications to the in-game experience that are not classified as hacks in the Hacking section are most often allowed. Examples include mods that do not provide direct advantages to the gaming experience, such as minimaps, texture packs, and compasses.
==== Invisibility ====
Should a player be found to be invisible in-game, it is required that he log out and log back in (relog). Continuing to remain invisible can lead to a ban. Killing players whilst invisible is also a bannable offense, although a heavy amount of proof is usually required to reinforce this case. Players under the Invisibility infraction also uphold a sort of informal "First Warning", wherein their first kill while invisible can be voided if it were accidental, but they must relog immediately.
 
=== Ban Special Conditions ===
==== Reasonable Cause ====
There are certain instances where there may be little to no proof to support a ban case, but Reasonable Cause is provided. An example would be that a player left a sign saying "I'm so pro" and next to the sign is a tunnel straight down in to a mob spawner. This will lead to a ban, as the chances of finding a dungeon by digging straight down on the first attempt is very slim. An appeal to this ban will be difficult.
==== Guilt By Assocation ====
This special condition acknowledges that should players be at the scene of an incident that resulted in a ban, they are presumed to be suspects. In an example that occured awhile ago: Spawn is spammed with furnaces. A player is not doing anything harmful at the moment, but is seen with two stacks of furnaces at spawn. This can lead to a swift ban, as the two stacks of furnaces compliment the spammed furnaces.

In another example: A player is griefing spawn by removing torches. Another player is not doing anything but is following him and filming him performing the action. This can be considered Guilt By Assocation, as it is likely that the follower is recording the griefing for their own pleasure. However, do not let this discourage you from filming griefing as means of obtaining proof. If the video provides the proof, it will lead to the filmed player's ban.
==== Guilt By Majority Verdict ====
This is a very iffy special condition. Guilt By Majority Verdict operates on the rule that "If enough players say it, it is probably true." This applies exclusively to events where a large number of players state that another player is griefing spawn, spamming chat, etc. What solidifies this case is when a credible member of MineRealm joins in on the verdict. This may in a few circumstances suffice as evidence to ban a player.It is important to recognize that Guilt By Majority Verdict does not mean "If enough players say it, it is time to drop a ban." The majority simply acts to solidify the case against the player, which is very important in a ban case.*
==== Banning for Idiocy / Intellectual Incompetence ====
This special condition highlights instances wherein players talk in a way that demonstrates a severe lack of logic, politeness, yield to moderator warnings, or a severe case of denial. Examples of this include players ignoring arguments presented to them by moderators (such as when investigating a ban case), players denying an instance that obviously happened from ever occuring, repeatedly asking for administrators to spawn them items, name-calling or chat that doesn't otherwise provide a healthy advance to conversation, etc.
==== Administrator Discretion ====
Players may be banned or unbanned at the discretion of an Admin, whether rules outlined in this thread have been breached or not. This is to counteract any loopholes found in the Book.
 
=== Harassment ===
==== Literal Harassment ====
Harassment can be identified as the repeated verbal assault of another player, be it in game or on the forums. This is different from trolling in that it is personal and often malicious. Harassment, based on the severity of it, can lead to a ban. Players will be warned to stop, but don't be surprised when they receive a ban.

==== Trolling ====
Trolling can be identified as speaking in a way that attempts to lure out a response, usually of hostility or disgust. Trolling can be performed simply by calling other players dumb, placing signs that laugh at players, etc. Alternatively, trolling can imply joking in a way that attempts to lure out a response of surprise, such as when one player shouts "OMG, SANDBEAST!" Sand Beasts are not active on the server, and so this would be trolling.

Trolling is usually not bannable, as it takes a less serious tone, or one that isn't personal. Even if it is directed at one player, trolling is mostly composed of harmless statements that are simply attempting to get the player mad.

Creative Server

2011-06-04T16:43:59Z

Dragoncrystal24: /* History */

[[Image:Creative.png|thumb|350px|alt=Creative Spawn|The spawn area on the Creative server]]
The Minerealm Creative server, previously known as [[MineRealm]] classic<ref>http://minerealm.com/community/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=568&p=5378#p5378</ref>, is the second of the three [http://www.minecraftwiki.net/wiki/Smp#Survival_Multiplayer_.28SMP.29 SMP] servers which [[MineRealm]] owns.
 

== Features ==

The Minerealm creative server is similar to [http://www.minecraftwiki.net/wiki/Classic Minecraft Classic] by the fact that players can instantly destroy blocks with a single mouse click, blocks do not drop items, and an infinite amount of most placeable items are stored in each player's inventory. Players can craft items using the 2x2 crafting grid within their inventories, but the only object created by such which is actually implacable is the crafting table, although it cannot be interacted with.
 
These features are constructed by MineRealm's development team, which currently only consists of the owner, [[Intelli]].

== History ==
The first Creative server was established on March 29, 2011, and was more formally known as [[MineRealm]] classic. The main goal of creating this server was to provide players with an alternate server to [[Survival Server|Survival]] which main purpose was for building. Therefore, the server had mobs, pvp, health damage, fire spread, and TNT disabled. Later on, fire was also disabled. Another feature was the ability to “repair” tools by throwing them on the ground then picking them up again. This used to be a server bug with Minecraft that [[Intelli]] decided to keep for [[MineRealm]] classic. The establishment of the Creative server also introduced the new cross-server chat feature, which is still used today to connect the [[Survival Server|Survival server’s]] chat with Creative 2.0‘s chat.
=== Creative 2.0 ===
Creative 2.0, the second installment of the Creative server, was released on March 26, 2011. With the new server upgrade a new map, along with the new features, was added to the server.

== References ==
<references />

Creative Server

2011-06-04T16:40:14Z

Dragoncrystal24:

[[Image:Creative.png|thumb|350px|alt=Creative Spawn|The spawn area on the Creative server]]
The Minerealm Creative server, previously known as [[MineRealm]] classic<ref>http://minerealm.com/community/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=568&p=5378#p5378</ref>, is the second of the three [http://www.minecraftwiki.net/wiki/Smp#Survival_Multiplayer_.28SMP.29 SMP] servers which [[MineRealm]] owns.
 

== Features ==

The Minerealm creative server is similar to [http://www.minecraftwiki.net/wiki/Classic Minecraft Classic] by the fact that players can instantly destroy blocks with a single mouse click, blocks do not drop items, and an infinite amount of most placeable items are stored in each player's inventory. Players can craft items using the 2x2 crafting grid within their inventories, but the only object created by such which is actually implacable is the crafting table, although it cannot be interacted with.
 
These features are constructed by MineRealm's development team, which currently only consists of the owner, [[Intelli]].

== History ==
The first Creative server was established on March 29, 2011, and was more formally known as [[MineRealm]] classic. The main goal of creating this server was to provide players with an alternate server to [[Survival Server|Survival]] that’s main purpose was for building. Therefore, the server had mobs, pvp, health damage, fire spread, and TNT disabled. Later on fire was also disabled. Another feature was the ability to “repair” tools by throwing them on the ground then picking them up again. This used to be a server bug with Minecraft that [[Intelli]] decided to keep for [[MineRealm]] classic. The establishment of the Creative server also introduced the new cross-server chat feature, which is still used today to connect the [[Survival Server|Survival server’s]] chat with Creative 2.0‘s chat.
=== Creative 2.0 ===
Creative 2.0, the second installment of the Creative server, was released on March 26, 2011. With the new server upgrade a new map, along with the new features, was added to the server.

== References ==
<references />

MineRealm

2011-06-04T16:37:44Z

Dragoncrystal24: /* Servers */

...Many players believe the name “MineRealm” originates from the idea of [[realms]]. In actuality, the name refers to the more literal sense of the entire server map being a “realm” itself.<ref>[http://twitter.com/#!/MineRealmDev/status/73545765259198464 MineRealm Twitter status of May 25th, 2011]</ref>

== Servers ==
MineRealm has three officials servers: the [[Survival Server|Survival server]], the [[Creative Server|Creative server]], and the [[Party Server|Party server]]. The [[Survival Server|Survival server]] was created with the goal of being a vanilla SMP server, with very few to no modifications to gameplay. The [[Creative Server|Creative server]] is the second MineRealm server. It was built with the goal of giving the players a very unique and easy way to create art, therefore on this server players have an unlimited amount of blocks in every type (including leaves and sponge) in each player's inventory, and health is disabled. The [[Party Server|Party server]] is a server sometimes hosted by [[Intelli]], and is usually used to host different types of games, although only one has been created as of Jun 1st, 2011.

== History ==
On October 28th, 2010, 3 days before the Minecraft Halloween update, MineRealm was officially released to the public on the [http://www.minecraftforum.net/ Minecraft Forums] running Minecraft Alpha 1.1.2_01. MineRealm was advertised as a legit vanilla SMP server, and therefore only featured the default commands and features of the Minecraft Alpha servers.<ref name="forum_post">[http://www.minecraftforum.net/topic/63495-minerealm-publicmobs247x2-servers16gb-ram-no-lag/ Minecraft forum post by Intelli]</ref> The server, which was referred to simply as the MineRealm server, was hosted on game.minerealm.com. During the time of it's release SMP was just starting to be developed, therefore the server lacked health damage as well as many other features that Minecraft Beta SMP has today. On October 30th the server was updated with the Hey0 Server Mod, otherwise known as hMod, to help keep organization.<ref name="forum_post"></ref> Additionally, Diamond blocks, water buckets, and lava buckets were disabled. The next day....

=== MineRealm 2.0 ===
This category invludes all the versions of minerealm prior to the release of the realms system. This includes the very first map, all the way through to the end of the [[Kurachi]] era. + Minerealm 2.0
Minerealm 2.0 was a major update that included the realm update. This version of minerealm is still in use today.

== Staff ==
=== Administrators ===
[[Intelli]] 
[[Panthers17nfl]] 
[[Twisted_100]] 
[[Kerovon]] 

=== Moderators ===
[[ohmsen93]] 
[[Seuter]] 
[[tgebbia]] 
[[jtcanon]] 
[[Rokkrwolf312]] 
[[S292r]]

== References ==
<references />

Spleef

2011-06-04T16:30:21Z

Dragoncrystal24: /* Inverted Spleef */

== Spleef ==
Spleef is a game played over a large pit that either drops to a relative safety, or in death spleef, bedrock and/or lava. The aim of the game is to dig up the thin layer of dirt(or sometimes wool) below the opponent sending him falling to the bottom of the pit, and just because everyone is so depressingly sadistically evil, usually their dooms. The game is often played with a 'Diamond Shovel' to speed up the game since its often hard to take sombody by surprise if you take an hour to dig up the ground beneath them.

== Rules ==
The rules of spleef are as followed-
*You may not jump randomly to avoid being caught unaware.
*An exeption to the rule above, you may vault large cracks in the arena floor.
*All players must make lame war cries and mock other players for no apparent reason.
*At no point in the game may you place blocks, unless it is required in order do cross a large, impassable gap.

==Versions Of Spleef==

=== Normal Spleef ===

This is the normal version of Spleef. Played with two or more players on a dirt surface, with space below the one layer dirt surface, each of the players tries to knock the other players down into a hole using their shovels.

===Death Spleef ===

Death Spleef is the same as the normal version of Spleef, but this type of spleef is usualy played at extreme hights or above lava as to make the game more intense, and so the losing players dies when he/she loses.

=== Snow Spleef ===

Snow Spleef is also just like the normal version of Spleef, except this is played with snow blocks instead of dirt so as the game will be faster and better paced.

=== Inverted Spleef ===

Inverted Spleef is an interesting type of Spleef. The way the board is layed out is completely the same as all the other types. One layer of dirt above and space below that layer. But, as the name implies, this is different. Two or more players stand under the dirt surface, and dig, while other shove-less players run around on the top and try not to fall in.

= Note =
Please add any extra notes to this page to fill in the information and don't be afraid to edit any spelling. :D

Spleef

2011-06-04T16:28:51Z

Dragoncrystal24: /* Snow Spleef */

== Spleef ==
Spleef is a game played over a large pit that either drops to a relative safety, or in death spleef, bedrock and/or lava. The aim of the game is to dig up the thin layer of dirt(or sometimes wool) below the opponent sending him falling to the bottom of the pit, and just because everyone is so depressingly sadistically evil, usually their dooms. The game is often played with a 'Diamond Shovel' to speed up the game since its often hard to take sombody by surprise if you take an hour to dig up the ground beneath them.

== Rules ==
The rules of spleef are as followed-
*You may not jump randomly to avoid being caught unaware.
*An exeption to the rule above, you may vault large cracks in the arena floor.
*All players must make lame war cries and mock other players for no apparent reason.
*At no point in the game may you place blocks, unless it is required in order do cross a large, impassable gap.

==Versions Of Spleef==

=== Normal Spleef ===

This is the normal version of Spleef. Played with two or more players on a dirt surface, with space below the one layer dirt surface, each of the players tries to knock the other players down into a hole using their shovels.

===Death Spleef ===

Death Spleef is the same as the normal version of Spleef, but this type of spleef is usualy played at extreme hights or above lava as to make the game more intense, and so the losing players dies when he/she loses.

=== Snow Spleef ===

Snow Spleef is also just like the normal version of Spleef, except this is played with snow blocks instead of dirt so as the game will be faster and better paced.

=== Inverted Spleef ===

Inverted Spleef is an interesting type of Spleef. The Way the board is layed out is completely the same as all the other types, One layer of dirt above and space below that layer. But as the name implys, this is different. Two or more players stand under the dirt surface, and dig, while other shove-less players run around on the top and try not to fall in.

= Note =
Please add any extra notes to this page to fill in the information and don't be afraid to edit any spelling. :D

Spleef

2011-06-04T16:28:11Z

Dragoncrystal24: /* Death Spleef */

== Spleef ==
Spleef is a game played over a large pit that either drops to a relative safety, or in death spleef, bedrock and/or lava. The aim of the game is to dig up the thin layer of dirt(or sometimes wool) below the opponent sending him falling to the bottom of the pit, and just because everyone is so depressingly sadistically evil, usually their dooms. The game is often played with a 'Diamond Shovel' to speed up the game since its often hard to take sombody by surprise if you take an hour to dig up the ground beneath them.

== Rules ==
The rules of spleef are as followed-
*You may not jump randomly to avoid being caught unaware.
*An exeption to the rule above, you may vault large cracks in the arena floor.
*All players must make lame war cries and mock other players for no apparent reason.
*At no point in the game may you place blocks, unless it is required in order do cross a large, impassable gap.

==Versions Of Spleef==

=== Normal Spleef ===

This is the normal version of Spleef. Played with two or more players on a dirt surface, with space below the one layer dirt surface, each of the players tries to knock the other players down into a hole using their shovels.

===Death Spleef ===

Death Spleef is the same as the normal version of Spleef, but this type of spleef is usualy played at extreme hights or above lava as to make the game more intense, and so the losing players dies when he/she loses.

=== Snow Spleef ===

Snow Spleef is also, just like the normal version of Spleef, except this is played with snow blocks instead of dirt so as the game will be faster and better paced.

=== Inverted Spleef ===

Inverted Spleef is an interesting type of Spleef. The Way the board is layed out is completely the same as all the other types, One layer of dirt above and space below that layer. But as the name implys, this is different. Two or more players stand under the dirt surface, and dig, while other shove-less players run around on the top and try not to fall in.

= Note =
Please add any extra notes to this page to fill in the information and don't be afraid to edit any spelling. :D

Spleef

2011-06-04T16:27:24Z

Dragoncrystal24: /* Normal Spleef */

== Spleef ==
Spleef is a game played over a large pit that either drops to a relative safety, or in death spleef, bedrock and/or lava. The aim of the game is to dig up the thin layer of dirt(or sometimes wool) below the opponent sending him falling to the bottom of the pit, and just because everyone is so depressingly sadistically evil, usually their dooms. The game is often played with a 'Diamond Shovel' to speed up the game since its often hard to take sombody by surprise if you take an hour to dig up the ground beneath them.

== Rules ==
The rules of spleef are as followed-
*You may not jump randomly to avoid being caught unaware.
*An exeption to the rule above, you may vault large cracks in the arena floor.
*All players must make lame war cries and mock other players for no apparent reason.
*At no point in the game may you place blocks, unless it is required in order do cross a large, impassable gap.

==Versions Of Spleef==

=== Normal Spleef ===

This is the normal version of Spleef. Played with two or more players on a dirt surface, with space below the one layer dirt surface, each of the players tries to knock the other players down into a hole using their shovels.

===Death Spleef ===

Death Spleef is the same as the normal version of Spleef, but this type of spleef is usualy played at extreme hights or above lava as to make the game more intense, and so the losing players dies when he/she lost.

=== Snow Spleef ===

Snow Spleef is also, just like the normal version of Spleef, except this is played with snow blocks instead of dirt so as the game will be faster and better paced.

=== Inverted Spleef ===

Inverted Spleef is an interesting type of Spleef. The Way the board is layed out is completely the same as all the other types, One layer of dirt above and space below that layer. But as the name implys, this is different. Two or more players stand under the dirt surface, and dig, while other shove-less players run around on the top and try not to fall in.

= Note =
Please add any extra notes to this page to fill in the information and don't be afraid to edit any spelling. :D

Spleef

2011-06-04T16:16:59Z

Dragoncrystal24: /* Spleef */

== Spleef ==
Spleef is a game played over a large pit that either drops to a relative safety, or in death spleef, bedrock and/or lava. The aim of the game is to dig up the thin layer of dirt(or sometimes wool) below the opponent sending him falling to the bottom of the pit, and just because everyone is so depressingly sadistically evil, usually their dooms. The game is often played with a 'Diamond Shovel' to speed up the game since its often hard to take sombody by surprise if you take an hour to dig up the ground beneath them.

== Rules ==
The rules of spleef are as followed-
*You may not jump randomly to avoid being caught unaware.
*An exeption to the rule above, you may vault large cracks in the arena floor.
*All players must make lame war cries and mock other players for no apparent reason.
*At no point in the game may you place blocks, unless it is required in order do cross a large, impassable gap.

==Versions Of Spleef==

=== Normal Spleef ===

This is the normal version of Spleef. Played with two or more players on a dirt surface, with space below the one layer dirt surface, each of the players tries to knock the other players down into a hole using there shovels.

===Death Spleef ===

Death Spleef is the same as the normal version of Spleef, but this type of spleef is usualy played at extreme hights or above lava as to make the game more intense, and so the losing players dies when he/she lost.

=== Snow Spleef ===

Snow Spleef is also, just like the normal version of Spleef, except this is played with snow blocks instead of dirt so as the game will be faster and better paced.

=== Inverted Spleef ===

Inverted Spleef is an interesting type of Spleef. The Way the board is layed out is completely the same as all the other types, One layer of dirt above and space below that layer. But as the name implys, this is different. Two or more players stand under the dirt surface, and dig, while other shove-less players run around on the top and try not to fall in.

= Note =
Please add any extra notes to this page to fill in the information and don't be afraid to edit any spelling. :D

Creative Server

2011-06-01T18:30:20Z

Dragoncrystal24: /* Features */

The Minerealm Creative server, also known as Minerealm classic, is second of three [http://www.minecraftwiki.net/wiki/Smp#Survival_Multiplayer_.28SMP.29 SMP] servers which Minerealm obtains.

== Features ==

The Minerealm creative server is similar to [http://www.minecraftwiki.net/wiki/Classic Minecraft Classic] by the fact that players can instantly destroy blocks with a single mouse click, blocks do not drop items, and an infinite amount of every placeable item is stored in each player's inventory. Players can craft items using the 2x2 crafting grid within their inventories, but objects such as chests and crafting benches cannot be used. When you click anything with the left mouse button the object will instantly be destroyed. This is why you must use the right mouse button to open doors and hatches.
 
These features are constructed by MineRealm's development team, which currently only consists of the owner, [[Intelli]].

== History ==

=== Creative 1.0 ===

The Creative server, which was also the first server [[MineRealm]] ever obtained, was originally referred to as the [[MineRealm]] server, and was hosted on game.minerealm.com. Since the time Creative was starting was also the time [[MineRealm]] itself was starting, the Creative Server did not incorporate the features Creative 2.0 has today.

Towards the end of October MineRealm was established. This was during the time of Minecraft Alpha, where SMP had just recently been implemented. During this time the server consisted of no health damage as well as many other features that Minecraft Beta SMP has today. On October 28th, 2010, 3 days before the Minecraft Halloween update, the Creative server was officially released to the public on the [http://www.minecraftforum.net/topic/63495-minerealm-publicmobs247x2-servers16gb-ram-no-lag/ Minecraft Forums]. On October 30th the server was updated with the Hey0 Server Mod, otherwise known as hMod, to help organize the server. Additionally,

=== Creative 2.0 ===

== References ==
<ol>
<li id="1">http://minerealm.com/community/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=568&p=5378#p5378</li>
</ol>

FAQ

2011-06-01T18:29:24Z

Dragoncrystal24: /* Frequently Asked Questions */

=Frequently Asked Questions=

*'''What does the [C] and [S] next to your name mean?''':
The [C] means classic server
The [S] means survival server

*'''How do I change servers?''':
Classic server: classic.minerealm.com
Survival: survival.minerealm.com

*'''Is there PvP?'''
There is on the survival server, but only in the wilderness and realms with PvP enabled.
On classic there are no areas with PvP enabled

*'''Are there mobs on this server?'''
There are mobs on survival
There are not mobs on classic

*'''What are realms?'''
Realms are areas of land that are owned/controlled by leaders and members of the realm. Realms are only in the survival server. For most information on realms visit http://www.minerealm.com/community/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=271.
Realms are highly likely to be removed in the minrealm survival 3.0 update

*'''Can someone spawn me items'''
Simply no, this is a legit server and Mods and Admins can not spawn items for themselves or others.

*'''Can a Mod teleport me?'''
No, mods do not give out teleports.

*'''Can someone make it daytime?'''
No, we do not change the time of day as this is a legit server.

*'''Is flying allow?'''
No, if you are caught using fly mods/any mods you may be banned instantly.

*'''Can I lock chests?'''
No, this server does not allow chest locks, but if you are caught stealing it may result in a ban.

*'''Does the nether work?'''
No, the nether does not work. Although portals will still light. The nether will be likely to work after the server is updated to the latest version of bukkit.

FAQ

2011-06-01T18:27:22Z

Dragoncrystal24: /* Frequently Asked Questions */

=Frequently Asked Questions=

*'''What does the [C] and [S] next to your name mean?''':
The [C] means classic server
The [S] means survival server

*'''How do I change servers?''':
Classic server: classic.minerealm.com
Survival: survival.minerealm.com

*'''Is there PvP?'''
There is on the survival server, but only in the wilderness and realms with PvP enabled.
On classic there are no areas with PvP enabled

*'''Are there mobs on this server?'''
There are mobs on survival
There are not mobs on classic

*'''What are realms?'''
Realms are areas of land that are owned/controlled by leaders and members of the realm. Realms are only in the survival server. For most information on realms visit http://www.minerealm.com/community/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=271.
Realms are highly likely to be removed in the minrealm survival 3.0 update

*'''Can someone spawn me items'''
Simply no, this is a legit server and Mods and Admins can not spawn items for themselves and neither others.

*'''Can a Mod teleport me?'''
No, mods do not give out teleports.

*'''Can someone make it daytime?'''
No, we do not change the time of day as this is a legit server.

*'''Is flying allow?'''
No, if you are caught using fly mods/any mods you may ban banned instantly

*'''Can I lock chests?'''
No, this server does not allow chest locks. But if you are caught stealing it may result in a ban.

*'''Does the nether work?'''
No, the nether does not work. Although portals will still light. The nether will be likely to work after the server is updated to the latest version of bukkit

Rules

2011-06-01T18:25:46Z

Dragoncrystal24: /* Consequences */

The following rules apply to all [[Minerealm]] servers, including the [[Survival Server]], the [[Creative Server]], and the [[Party Server]]. Some of the rules may apply to the Minecraft Forums as well. 
== Official Rules ==
These are the official rules as proclaimed by [[Intelli]]

=== Rules ===

<ol>
<li>Do not disturb other peoples stuff</li>
<li>Please place a sign on your property, to claim the area.</li>
<li>Do not build on land that has been claimed, or that you don't have permission to build on.</li>
<li>Griefing, Hacking, Exploits, Glitching, or Cheating is bannable.</li>
<li>Please respect admins, mods, and all other players.</li>
<li>Do NOT ask for spawned items. As this is a legit server, there are no spawned items.</li>
<li>Swearing, racist remarks, or any comments intended to enrage other players are allowed, deal with it.</li>
<li>If you have any questions, please ask a mod.</li>
<li>Have fun!</li>
</ol>

=== Consequences ===
Severe breakage or continuation to break any of the official rules will result in a ban from all Minerealm servers.

== Unofficial Rules ==
These rules have been established by MineRealm administrators but not confirmed by the head admin, [[Intelli]]. 
As posted by [[Panthers17nfl]] on the MineRealm Forums on April 22, 2011, the unofficial rules are as follows.

=== Player Vs. Player (Survival) ===
==== Proximity of Spawn ====
Spawn camping is the act of remaining within the proximity of /spawn and blocking / standing guard by an area directly outside of spawn and killing anyone that comes near. As of April 30th, this action is not a rule infraction.
==== Wilderness ====
Player versus player combat is totally allowed in the wilderness. There are absolutely zero consequences that could come from PvP in the wilderness. If a player is lured out by another player (perhaps taunting him or offering diamonds), it is that player's fault, and is not a rule infraction.
==== Realms ====
Player versus player combat within a realm is allowed at all times and thus has zero rule implications.
==== Stalking ====
The repeated killing and following of a player can be considered harassment only in a few scenarios. If a moderator or admin tells the player to stop killing that player, then afterwards it is considered harassment and bannable. If the stalking persists for over an hour, it is also considered over-the-top stalking and bannable.
==== Indirect PvP ====
It is quite possible to cause the death of a player without actually attacking them. Pushing players so that they end up in harms way at spawn (into a lava pit, manhole to bedrock, hungry spider, etc), it is a rule infraction. Should the event occur within spawn, it is a rule infraction, as PvP is not enabled in spawn, and Indirect PvP is still PvP. Items must be returned to the slain player. Obviously, proof is required for any action to occur.

 
=== Stealing (Survival) ===
==== Chests ====
Stealing of goods in chests is always a rule infraction. The old way of saying it was "Stealing is illegal only if you get caught", but that is the way it is with everything then, isn't it? Anyways, stealing from chests is always against the rules.
==== Dropped Items ====
Should a player meet his death and another player loots his items, this is not a rule infraction. Should a player accidentally drop items and another player loots those, this is also not a rule infraction. As you can see, mistakes on the player's parts do not result in rule infractions. MineRealm will not baby you and protect your belongings for you.
==== Interruption of Trade ====
Should a player interrupt two other players trading by stealing the items, this is in fact a rule infraction. The reason the response differs here than in the previous rule is because this is classified as true stealing
==== Breaking In ====
Breaking blocks in order to reach a chest is itself classified as Griefing as well as attempted Stealing, and so very easily bannable.
 
=== Trading (Survival)===
==== At Spawn ====
Trading at spawn is not a protected action and your items are not guaranteed safe exchange. However, an intentional interruption of trade appears very poorly on that player's "record".
 

=== In-Game Chat ===
==== Swearing & Inappropriateness ====
Swearing in-game will usually result in warning from moderators. Continuing to swear, swearing excessively, and/or using vulgarities will very quickly result in a ban. We do not tolerate any foul language on this server, even if it isn't directed at players. The reason for this is that we appreciate a wide range of player ages and wish to respect the eyes of said players. It is a mature environment we try to create here.
==== All-Caps ====
Speaking in all-caps is both annoying and bannable. You will likely be warned before a ban arrives, but continuing to speak in all caps will quickly lead to it.
==== Spamming ====
Spamming, by this definition, does not mean: Sending a ton of messages. It means: sending a ton of incoherent or stupid messages. This will get you banned in an instant.
==== Asking Questions ====
Should a player ask for help, perhaps a chat command he cannot find, or for what time of day it is, they will obviously receive a polite answer. What is obnoxious is players asking in-game for some sort of mod or plugin, continually asking for the attention of a mod or admin, etc. This can be bannable after you are told to quiet.
 

=== Forum Behavior ===
==== Swearing & Inappropriateness ====
This follows the same protocol as the first rule of the In-Game Chat section.
==== Spamming ====
Spamming on the forums can refer to either what is mentioned in the third rule of the In-Game Chat section OR simply sending far too many messages before receiving a reply. Stay patient, players will reply. Our forums don't flow like the King's River, there is no need to bump threads.
==== Ideas & Suggestions ====
Read [http://minerealm.com/community/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=798 this] and [http://minerealm.com/community/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=1073 this].
==== Ban Complaints & Appeals ====
Read [http://minerealm.com/community/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=678 this].
==== Server Discussion ====
This is one of the forums we try to steer clear from over-moderating (free speech and all). Obviously, topics that are composed of pure idiocy will be locked or deleted. Continuing to post such obviously inappropriate / foolish threads can lead to a forum ban.
 
=== In-Game Behavior ===
==== Griefing ====
Griefing can be identified as: Destroying blocks that do not belong to that player, removing / adding torches that do not belong to that player, destroying crops, or placing blocks on property that isn't theirs. This is always bannable.
==== Hacking ====
Hacking of any kind is always bannable. A hack can be classified as any modification that alters movement speed or direction, the ability to ignore in-game physics, block-breaking speed, ability to spawn items, duping items, and X-Ray (transparent) texture packs.
==== Trespassing ====
Trespassing would refer to walking on someone else's property once they have asked you to leave. This has only one implication, that being that you are deemed to be conducting suspicious activity and will be asked to leave by a moderator or admin. Refusal to do so can lead to a kick, ban, or teleport back to spawn.
==== Vulgar Signs ====
Signs that entail profanities or words that would otherwise be a rule infraction are themselves rule infractions and very easily bannable offenses. There is absolutely no defense to a moderator or admin claim of you posting a sign. That is a statement of fact, not an intimidation tactic. Signs that make very obvious that one has caused griefing or broke other rules will also lead to a swift ban. Examples are: "Make your realm private next time lololol", "I made it better (totally destroyed)", etc.
==== Offensive Skins ====
There are many skins that can be considered an infraction of the rules. You will be warned and asked to change your skin. Failure to do so will lead to kicks and/ or a ban. Examples of skins that are rule infractions: Hitler, completely naked, anything Nazi related, etc. Offensive skins are jiudged by Moderator discretion.
==== Texture Packs ====
Standard texture packs (ones that alter the art files of models and/or blocks to anything besides transparent) are allowed. Should a player have a texture pack that causes any in-game art file that would otherwise be visible be invisible (aka: dirt blocks, leaves, etc.), it is a bannable offense.
==== Mods ====
Modifications to the in-game experience that are not classified as hacks in the Hacking section are most often allowed. Examples include mods that do not provide direct advantages to the gaming experience, such as minimaps, texture packs, and compasses.
==== Invisibility ====
Should a player be found to be invisible in-game, it is required that he log out and log back in (relog). Continuing to remain invisible can lead to a ban. Killing players whilst invisible is also a bannable offense, although a heavy amount of proof is usually required to reinforce this case. Players under the Invisibility infraction also uphold a sort of informal "First Warning", wherein their first kill while invisible can be voided if it were accidental, but they must relog immediately.
 
=== Ban Special Conditions ===
==== Reasonable Cause ====
There are certain instances where there may be little to no proof to support a ban case, but Reasonable Cause is provided. An example would be that a player left a sign saying "I'm so pro" and next to the sign is a tunnel straight down in to a mob spawner. This will lead to a ban, as the chances of finding a dungeon by digging straight down on the first attempt is very slim. An appeal to this ban will be difficult.
==== Guilt By Assocation ====
This special condition acknowledges that should players be at the scene of an incident that resulted in a ban, they are presumed to be suspects. In an example that occured awhile ago: Spawn is spammed with furnaces. A player is not doing anything harmful at the moment, but is seen with two stacks of furnaces at spawn. This can lead to a swift ban, as the two stacks of furnaces compliment the spammed furnaces.

In another example: A player is griefing spawn by removing torches. Another player is not doing anything but is following him and filming him performing the action. This can be considered Guilt By Assocation, as it is likely that the follower is recording the griefing for their own pleasure. However, do not let this discourage you from filming griefing as means of obtaining proof. If the video provides the proof, it will lead to the filmed player's ban.
==== Guilt By Majority Verdict ====
This is a very iffy special condition. Guilt By Majority Verdict operates on the rule that "If enough players say it, it is probably true." This applies exclusively to events where a large number of players state that another player is griefing spawn, spamming chat, etc. What solidifies this case is when a credible member of MineRealm joins in on the verdict. This may in a few circumstances suffice as evidence to ban a player.It is important to recognize that Guilt By Majority Verdict does not mean "If enough players say it, it is time to drop a ban." The majority simply acts to solidify the case against the player, which is very important in a ban case.*
==== Banning for Idiocy / Intellectual Incompetence ====
This special condition highlights instances wherein players talk in a way that demonstrates a severe lack of logic, politeness, yield to moderator warnings, or a severe case of denial. Examples of this include players ignoring arguments presented to them by moderators (such as when investigating a ban case), players denying an instance that obviously happened from ever occuring, repeatedly asking for administrators to spawn them items, name-calling or chat that doesn't otherwise provide a healthy advance to conversation, etc.
==== Administrator Discretion ====
Players may be banned or unbanned at the discretion of an Admin, whether rules outlined in this thread have been breached or not. This is to counteract any loopholes found in the Book.
 
=== Harassment ===
==== Literal Harassment ====
Harassment can be identified as the repeated verbal assault of another player, be it in game or on the forums. This is different from trolling in that it is personal and often malicious. Harassment, based on the severity of it, can lead to a ban. Players will be warned to stop, but don't be surprised when they receive a ban.

==== Trolling ====
Trolling can be identified as speaking in a way that attempts to lure out a response, usually of hostility or disgust. Trolling can be performed simply by calling other players dumb, placing signs that laugh at players, etc. Alternatively, trolling can imply joking in a way that attempts to lure out a response of surprise, such as when one player shouts "OMG, SANDBEAST!" Sand Beasts are not active on the server, and so this would be trolling.

Trolling is usually not bannable, as it takes a less serious tone, or one that isn't personal. Even if it is directed at one player, trolling is mostly composed of harmless statements that are simply attempting to get the player mad.

Rules

2011-06-01T18:25:07Z

Dragoncrystal24: /* Rules */

The following rules apply to all [[Minerealm]] servers, including the [[Survival Server]], the [[Creative Server]], and the [[Party Server]]. Some of the rules may apply to the Minecraft Forums as well. 
== Official Rules ==
These are the official rules as proclaimed by [[Intelli]]

=== Rules ===

<ol>
<li>Do not disturb other peoples stuff</li>
<li>Please place a sign on your property, to claim the area.</li>
<li>Do not build on land that has been claimed, or that you don't have permission to build on.</li>
<li>Griefing, Hacking, Exploits, Glitching, or Cheating is bannable.</li>
<li>Please respect admins, mods, and all other players.</li>
<li>Do NOT ask for spawned items. As this is a legit server, there are no spawned items.</li>
<li>Swearing, racist remarks, or any comments intended to enrage other players are allowed, deal with it.</li>
<li>If you have any questions, please ask a mod.</li>
<li>Have fun!</li>
</ol>

=== Consequences ===
Severe breakage or continuation to break any of the official rules will result in a ban from all Minerealm servers. However, the only bans that are perminant are the ones that result from '''griefing''' and '''hacking'''.
....

== Unofficial Rules ==
These rules have been established by MineRealm administrators but not confirmed by the head admin, [[Intelli]]. 
As posted by [[Panthers17nfl]] on the MineRealm Forums on April 22, 2011, the unofficial rules are as follows.

=== Player Vs. Player (Survival) ===
==== Proximity of Spawn ====
Spawn camping is the act of remaining within the proximity of /spawn and blocking / standing guard by an area directly outside of spawn and killing anyone that comes near. As of April 30th, this action is not a rule infraction.
==== Wilderness ====
Player versus player combat is totally allowed in the wilderness. There are absolutely zero consequences that could come from PvP in the wilderness. If a player is lured out by another player (perhaps taunting him or offering diamonds), it is that player's fault, and is not a rule infraction.
==== Realms ====
Player versus player combat within a realm is allowed at all times and thus has zero rule implications.
==== Stalking ====
The repeated killing and following of a player can be considered harassment only in a few scenarios. If a moderator or admin tells the player to stop killing that player, then afterwards it is considered harassment and bannable. If the stalking persists for over an hour, it is also considered over-the-top stalking and bannable.
==== Indirect PvP ====
It is quite possible to cause the death of a player without actually attacking them. Pushing players so that they end up in harms way at spawn (into a lava pit, manhole to bedrock, hungry spider, etc), it is a rule infraction. Should the event occur within spawn, it is a rule infraction, as PvP is not enabled in spawn, and Indirect PvP is still PvP. Items must be returned to the slain player. Obviously, proof is required for any action to occur.

 
=== Stealing (Survival) ===
==== Chests ====
Stealing of goods in chests is always a rule infraction. The old way of saying it was "Stealing is illegal only if you get caught", but that is the way it is with everything then, isn't it? Anyways, stealing from chests is always against the rules.
==== Dropped Items ====
Should a player meet his death and another player loots his items, this is not a rule infraction. Should a player accidentally drop items and another player loots those, this is also not a rule infraction. As you can see, mistakes on the player's parts do not result in rule infractions. MineRealm will not baby you and protect your belongings for you.
==== Interruption of Trade ====
Should a player interrupt two other players trading by stealing the items, this is in fact a rule infraction. The reason the response differs here than in the previous rule is because this is classified as true stealing
==== Breaking In ====
Breaking blocks in order to reach a chest is itself classified as Griefing as well as attempted Stealing, and so very easily bannable.
 
=== Trading (Survival)===
==== At Spawn ====
Trading at spawn is not a protected action and your items are not guaranteed safe exchange. However, an intentional interruption of trade appears very poorly on that player's "record".
 

=== In-Game Chat ===
==== Swearing & Inappropriateness ====
Swearing in-game will usually result in warning from moderators. Continuing to swear, swearing excessively, and/or using vulgarities will very quickly result in a ban. We do not tolerate any foul language on this server, even if it isn't directed at players. The reason for this is that we appreciate a wide range of player ages and wish to respect the eyes of said players. It is a mature environment we try to create here.
==== All-Caps ====
Speaking in all-caps is both annoying and bannable. You will likely be warned before a ban arrives, but continuing to speak in all caps will quickly lead to it.
==== Spamming ====
Spamming, by this definition, does not mean: Sending a ton of messages. It means: sending a ton of incoherent or stupid messages. This will get you banned in an instant.
==== Asking Questions ====
Should a player ask for help, perhaps a chat command he cannot find, or for what time of day it is, they will obviously receive a polite answer. What is obnoxious is players asking in-game for some sort of mod or plugin, continually asking for the attention of a mod or admin, etc. This can be bannable after you are told to quiet.
 

=== Forum Behavior ===
==== Swearing & Inappropriateness ====
This follows the same protocol as the first rule of the In-Game Chat section.
==== Spamming ====
Spamming on the forums can refer to either what is mentioned in the third rule of the In-Game Chat section OR simply sending far too many messages before receiving a reply. Stay patient, players will reply. Our forums don't flow like the King's River, there is no need to bump threads.
==== Ideas & Suggestions ====
Read [http://minerealm.com/community/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=798 this] and [http://minerealm.com/community/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=1073 this].
==== Ban Complaints & Appeals ====
Read [http://minerealm.com/community/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=678 this].
==== Server Discussion ====
This is one of the forums we try to steer clear from over-moderating (free speech and all). Obviously, topics that are composed of pure idiocy will be locked or deleted. Continuing to post such obviously inappropriate / foolish threads can lead to a forum ban.
 
=== In-Game Behavior ===
==== Griefing ====
Griefing can be identified as: Destroying blocks that do not belong to that player, removing / adding torches that do not belong to that player, destroying crops, or placing blocks on property that isn't theirs. This is always bannable.
==== Hacking ====
Hacking of any kind is always bannable. A hack can be classified as any modification that alters movement speed or direction, the ability to ignore in-game physics, block-breaking speed, ability to spawn items, duping items, and X-Ray (transparent) texture packs.
==== Trespassing ====
Trespassing would refer to walking on someone else's property once they have asked you to leave. This has only one implication, that being that you are deemed to be conducting suspicious activity and will be asked to leave by a moderator or admin. Refusal to do so can lead to a kick, ban, or teleport back to spawn.
==== Vulgar Signs ====
Signs that entail profanities or words that would otherwise be a rule infraction are themselves rule infractions and very easily bannable offenses. There is absolutely no defense to a moderator or admin claim of you posting a sign. That is a statement of fact, not an intimidation tactic. Signs that make very obvious that one has caused griefing or broke other rules will also lead to a swift ban. Examples are: "Make your realm private next time lololol", "I made it better (totally destroyed)", etc.
==== Offensive Skins ====
There are many skins that can be considered an infraction of the rules. You will be warned and asked to change your skin. Failure to do so will lead to kicks and/ or a ban. Examples of skins that are rule infractions: Hitler, completely naked, anything Nazi related, etc. Offensive skins are jiudged by Moderator discretion.
==== Texture Packs ====
Standard texture packs (ones that alter the art files of models and/or blocks to anything besides transparent) are allowed. Should a player have a texture pack that causes any in-game art file that would otherwise be visible be invisible (aka: dirt blocks, leaves, etc.), it is a bannable offense.
==== Mods ====
Modifications to the in-game experience that are not classified as hacks in the Hacking section are most often allowed. Examples include mods that do not provide direct advantages to the gaming experience, such as minimaps, texture packs, and compasses.
==== Invisibility ====
Should a player be found to be invisible in-game, it is required that he log out and log back in (relog). Continuing to remain invisible can lead to a ban. Killing players whilst invisible is also a bannable offense, although a heavy amount of proof is usually required to reinforce this case. Players under the Invisibility infraction also uphold a sort of informal "First Warning", wherein their first kill while invisible can be voided if it were accidental, but they must relog immediately.
 
=== Ban Special Conditions ===
==== Reasonable Cause ====
There are certain instances where there may be little to no proof to support a ban case, but Reasonable Cause is provided. An example would be that a player left a sign saying "I'm so pro" and next to the sign is a tunnel straight down in to a mob spawner. This will lead to a ban, as the chances of finding a dungeon by digging straight down on the first attempt is very slim. An appeal to this ban will be difficult.
==== Guilt By Assocation ====
This special condition acknowledges that should players be at the scene of an incident that resulted in a ban, they are presumed to be suspects. In an example that occured awhile ago: Spawn is spammed with furnaces. A player is not doing anything harmful at the moment, but is seen with two stacks of furnaces at spawn. This can lead to a swift ban, as the two stacks of furnaces compliment the spammed furnaces.

In another example: A player is griefing spawn by removing torches. Another player is not doing anything but is following him and filming him performing the action. This can be considered Guilt By Assocation, as it is likely that the follower is recording the griefing for their own pleasure. However, do not let this discourage you from filming griefing as means of obtaining proof. If the video provides the proof, it will lead to the filmed player's ban.
==== Guilt By Majority Verdict ====
This is a very iffy special condition. Guilt By Majority Verdict operates on the rule that "If enough players say it, it is probably true." This applies exclusively to events where a large number of players state that another player is griefing spawn, spamming chat, etc. What solidifies this case is when a credible member of MineRealm joins in on the verdict. This may in a few circumstances suffice as evidence to ban a player.It is important to recognize that Guilt By Majority Verdict does not mean "If enough players say it, it is time to drop a ban." The majority simply acts to solidify the case against the player, which is very important in a ban case.*
==== Banning for Idiocy / Intellectual Incompetence ====
This special condition highlights instances wherein players talk in a way that demonstrates a severe lack of logic, politeness, yield to moderator warnings, or a severe case of denial. Examples of this include players ignoring arguments presented to them by moderators (such as when investigating a ban case), players denying an instance that obviously happened from ever occuring, repeatedly asking for administrators to spawn them items, name-calling or chat that doesn't otherwise provide a healthy advance to conversation, etc.
==== Administrator Discretion ====
Players may be banned or unbanned at the discretion of an Admin, whether rules outlined in this thread have been breached or not. This is to counteract any loopholes found in the Book.
 
=== Harassment ===
==== Literal Harassment ====
Harassment can be identified as the repeated verbal assault of another player, be it in game or on the forums. This is different from trolling in that it is personal and often malicious. Harassment, based on the severity of it, can lead to a ban. Players will be warned to stop, but don't be surprised when they receive a ban.

==== Trolling ====
Trolling can be identified as speaking in a way that attempts to lure out a response, usually of hostility or disgust. Trolling can be performed simply by calling other players dumb, placing signs that laugh at players, etc. Alternatively, trolling can imply joking in a way that attempts to lure out a response of surprise, such as when one player shouts "OMG, SANDBEAST!" Sand Beasts are not active on the server, and so this would be trolling.

Trolling is usually not bannable, as it takes a less serious tone, or one that isn't personal. Even if it is directed at one player, trolling is mostly composed of harmless statements that are simply attempting to get the player mad.