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Griefing is the intentional destruction or damage of another player's base or builds.

Where does it count?

• Damage within 100 blocks of a player's claim may be considered griefing.
• Damage inside another player's claim is generally the claim owner's responsibility  be careful who you trust with claim access.

What counts as griefing?

Griefing applies to damage that destroys something valuable or that took significant time and effort to build, including:

• Mob farms and Iron Golem farms.
• Buildings, walls, roofs, and decorative structures.
• Redstone contraptions and machines.
• Storage rooms, enchanting setups, brewing areas, and other functional builds.

The following are generally not considered griefing on their own:

• Crop farms.
• A single tree.
• Dirt, gravel, or temporary blocks.
• Other small, easily replaceable damage.

Repeatedly causing minor damage, or intentionally targeting another player's base to harass them, can still result in punishment  even if each individual incident wouldn't normally count as griefing.

Always claim your base and important builds to avoid disputes.

Not every kill involving teleportation breaks the rules.

Allowed

• Accepting a random teleport request and killing the player.
• Sending a random teleport request and getting killed yourself.

Not Allowed

• Asking a player to teleport for help, free items, trades, or any other false reason with the intent of killing them.
• Using teleport requests as a trap (commonly known as trap killing).

If you teleport to someone or accept a random teleport request, you do so at your own risk.

That said, repeatedly TP killing players, or showing a clear pattern of ruining others' experience through it, may be treated as toxic behaviour  even if each individual case would normally be fine. Staff can step in if it becomes excessive.

Punishments apply to you, not just the account you received them on.

The following are not allowed:

• Using another Discord account to bypass a Discord mute or ban.
• Using another Minecraft account to bypass an in-game mute or ban.
• Using Discord's chat while muted in-game to get around your mute.

If you receive a punishment, wait for it to expire or appeal it through the proper channels.

Anything that gives you an unfair gameplay advantage over other players is prohibited, including but not limited to:

• Hacks or cheat clients.
• Macros or automation.
• X-Ray texture packs or mods.
• Freecam.
• Exploiting bugs or unintended game mechanics.
• Item duplication (duping).
• Unfair mods or resource packs.
• Entity radars, player trackers, world maps, or minimaps that reveal unfair information.
• Seed cracking or anything that reveals info you shouldn't have through normal gameplay.

Not sure if a mod or resource pack is allowed? Ask a staff member before using it.

Everyone should feel welcome on Mobcraft. Discrimination, hate speech, or insulting others based on any protected characteristic is strictly prohibited, including discrimination based on:

• Age
• Disability
• Gender
• Race or ethnicity
• Religion or beliefs
• Sex
• Sexual orientation

Sexism, racism, homophobia, transphobia, or any other discriminatory behaviour will not be tolerated.

Keep chat respectful and enjoyable for everyone. The following are not allowed:

• Harassment or targeted abuse.
• Excessive toxicity or insulting other players.
• Inappropriate topics or jokes.
• Deliberately spreading misleading information.
• Spam, repeated messages, excessive CAPS, gibberish, or flooding chat.
• Using large amounts of non-English characters just to disrupt chat.

Friendly banter is fine, but if it crosses into harassment or creates a negative environment, staff may treat it as toxicity.

If you're muted in-game, you can't use Discord's chat to keep talking around it.

Advertising anything unrelated to Mobcraft is not allowed, including:

• Other Minecraft servers.
• Discord servers.
• Products or services.
• Social media or self-promotion unrelated to Mobcraft.

The following are allowed:

• Buying, selling, or trading in-game items in-game or in the appropriate Discord channel.
• Sharing YouTube videos or livestreams, as long as the content is related to Mobcraft.

Content creators can share their server-related content once per hour repeatedly posting the same link counts as spam.

Threats or behaviour that puts other players at risk will result in severe punishment, including:

• Doxing or threatening to dox someone.
• DDoS threats.
• Swatting threats.
• Blackmail.
• IP grabbing.
• Sending malicious links or files.
• Any similar threats or intimidation.

Sharing someone else's personal information is never allowed, whether it's true or false. For your own safety, don't share your own personal information either.

Some of these actions may also be illegal outside the server and will be treated accordingly.

Alternate accounts are not allowed on mobcraft. Playing on any account other than your main account is prohibited, including:

• Using an alt to bypass punishments.
• Using an alt to claim extra global rewards (such as vote parties or community goal rewards).
• AFK farming using an alt account..

Any progress, rewards, or benefits gained through alt account use may be removed, in addition to any other punishment.

 

These rules can't cover every possible situation. Staff may act against behaviour clearly meant to ruin another player's experience or exploit loopholes not specifically listed above.

Use common sense, treat others with respect, and help keep Mobcraft enjoyable for everyone.