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Rules

The most important rules in short form — the full rulebook is available in‑game with /regelwerk.

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  • By Ayont
  • Updated on 10/25/2026

Comfort & Protection

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Rules

/regelwerk (also /regeln) opens the full rulebook as an in‑game book. The long version is available at veylor.net/regelwerk — by joining the server you agree to it.

Here are the points people trip over most often:

Gameplay

  • Report bugs immediately instead of exploiting them — /bugreport. Bug‑using is punished, honest reporters get a mention in the changelog.
  • No hack clients and no hardware tricks: macros, drag‑clicking and autoclickers count as well. LabyMod and Badlion are allowed (without cheat modules).
  • AFK farming: automatic farms are fine as long as you’re playing — not while you’re AFK.
  • No lag machines — mass spawning of entities or item frames on purpose.

Interaction

  • Respect is non‑negotiable; racism results in permanent ban.
  • Griefing is prohibited — also surrounding or walling off other players’ claims.
  • No TPA traps, no spawn trapping.
  • Scamming: fair play applies. But: unsecured chests are your own risk — claim them!

Account & Trading

  • One account per edition. Java and Bedrock side‑by‑side is fine — ban‑evading with secondary accounts extends the punishment.
  • No real‑money trading of items, coins or accounts.
  • Duplicated items must be reported, otherwise you’re liable too.

Refunds

Item losses due to bugs are refunded only with video proof — if in doubt, run a clipping program before moving anything valuable.

What is logged

The server keeps a log of block changes, chest accesses, trades and money movements. This is primarily your protection: if something is destroyed on your land or taken from a chest, the team can see who did it — and can roll it back.

Report such cases via /tickets and include the time and location if possible. The more precise, the faster.

This page is a summary and does not replace the full rulebook. If in doubt, the text under /regelwerk applies — and for questions use /tickets.

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