Pathfinder Category Rules Draft

1. The following only applies to the Pathfinder Category, only apply during a session, and are subject to the discretion of staff and/or the Dungeon/Game Master. The following are guidelines and may be overruled by staff should the situation demand.

2. At the discretion of the Dungeon/Game Master (or staff), Rule 1 on the server is suspended. Should a user exceed reasonable limitations, determined by the DM or Staff, actions may be taken such as verbal warnings or more severe actions like written warnings or strikes.

3. Actions in character, unless specifically directed towards another player aggressively, in a manner meant to harass or harm (at the discretion of staff and the DM), are exempt from rules 2, 4 and 7 (at the discretion of the DM or Staff, further specification in subsections).

	3.1. If you believe a player has overstepped boundaries set by the rules, please first try to contact the DM who will escalate the matter to other staff should the situation demand. If the DM is unavailable feel free to approach other members of staff about the situation.

	3.2. Rule 7 is suspended at the discretion of the DM for IN CHARACTER ACTIONS ONLY. Should another player expresses discomfort or concern at the actions your character is taking (out of character, prior to the action being taken or not), stop immediately. If you are unsure if the action you may take will affect another player or be crossing a line, please discuss with the presiding DM before taking action. Please remember to use your discretion.

	3.3. Rule 7.1 is not exempted by Pathfinder Rule 3, subsection 2. Moreover, self-harm (self-inflicted cuts, burns, etc.), suicide plans, suicide notes, and so on are not exempted either. This rule may be temporarily nullified with prior approval from all of the following: players, the DM, and Master Chefs.

4. The presiding DM's word, involving the game, is final.

5. A decision made in regards to the rules by either the DM or staff is final.

6. Unless exempted or amended by the rules prior, any unmentioned rule is still in full effect.