Player report requirements
Submit your report using the template below. Describe the incident clearly, identify the rules you believe were broken and provide evidence for staff to review. If you know the names of the players involved, include them. You can still submit a report if you do not know their names.
Naming your report
Use the report reference number followed by the relevant rule. Player names are optional.
Examples:
[Report reference number] — Deathmatch[Report reference number] — Daniel Hayes — Fear Roleplay
Report template
Copy this template into your post and complete each section.
Report reference number: Enter the reference number for the incident.
Incident date: DD/MMM/YYYY.
Reported player name(s), if known: Enter their character names or write "Unknown".Your character name: Enter your character's full name.
Other participants or witnesses: Include their character names if known.Rule(s) you believe were broken:
Give the rule name and quote the specific section that applies to your report. Include the rule number where available. Avoid pasting the full rule.What happened? (Maximum 300 words)
Describe the events leading up to the incident, what the reported player did and how their actions broke the rules you listed. Stick to what you witnessed and what your evidence shows.Staff may ask you to shorten an explanation that exceeds 300 words. If you do not make the requested changes within the time given, your report will be denied.
Supporting evidence:
Add links to your video, screenshots or other evidence. For longer videos, include timestamps for the relevant moments.
Example report
Report reference number: [Reference number for the incident].
Incident date: 07/NOV/2026.
Reported player name(s), if known: Daniel Hayes.Your character name: Olivia_Bennett.
Other participants or witnesses: Marcus_Reed and Sophie_Turner.Rule(s) you believe were broken:
Fear Roleplay
[Quote the relevant section of the server's Fear Roleplay rule here.]What happened?
Marcus and I approached Daniel outside a warehouse after he took items from our parked van. We both aimed our weapons at him from a few metres away and told him to raise his hands. Sophie watched from beside the van.
Daniel was on foot with no weapon drawn. He stopped, faced us and spoke to us, then pulled out a pistol and started shooting while both weapons were still aimed at him.
I believe this broke the Fear Roleplay rule because he drew a weapon while already held at gunpoint at close range. The video shows our approach, the demands and his response.
Supporting evidence:
[Video link] — Demands at 00:25; weapon drawn at 00:38.
[Screenshot link]









