Rules:CvC Gentlemen's Agreement - Revision history

Darkfire: /* Current Version */

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	===Current Version===		===Current Version===

	Version 3.0 Source: [https://www.avlis.org/viewtopic.php?f=163&t=140512 Gentleman's Agreement: 3.0 ~~Draft~~]		Version 3.0 Source: [https://www.avlis.org/viewtopic.php?f=163&t=140512 Gentleman's Agreement: 3.0]

	'''The Gentleman's Agreement on Character vs. Character (CVC) Combat'''		'''The Gentleman's Agreement on Character vs. Character (CVC) Combat'''

Darkfire at 17:04, 11 April 2023

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	Character vs Character, also commonly referred to as[[Rules#No_PvP:_CvC\|CvC]]		Character vs Character, also commonly referred to as [[Rules#No_PvP:_CvC\|CvC]]

	The CvC Gentlemen's Agreement is a player guideline, which means they aren't official rules, and don't have formal punishments for breaking them, but they are community guidelines accepted and followed by the community of players.		The CvC Gentlemen's Agreement is a player guideline, which means they aren't official rules, and don't have formal punishments for breaking them, but they are community guidelines accepted and followed by the community of players.

Darkfire at 17:04, 11 April 2023

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			Character vs Character, also commonly referred to as[[Rules#No_PvP:_CvC\|CvC]]

	The CvC Gentlemen's Agreement is a player guideline, which means they aren't official rules, and don't have formal punishments for breaking them, but they are community guidelines accepted and followed by the community of players.		The CvC Gentlemen's Agreement is a player guideline, which means they aren't official rules, and don't have formal punishments for breaking them, but they are community guidelines accepted and followed by the community of players.

Darkfire at 21:55, 9 January 2023

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	2.0 Source: [https://www.avlis.org/viewtopic.php?f=163&t=122512 Gentleman's Agreement 2.0 Draft]		2.0 Source: [https://www.avlis.org/viewtopic.php?f=163&t=122512 Gentleman's Agreement 2.0 Draft]
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			===Player Quotes - CvC Edition===

			nihprodne —
			Cook your beef in character

			WrathOG777: This is a roleplaying game. There is no such thing as winning or losing. Only playing.

Darkfire at 19:50, 9 December 2022

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Darkfire: Darkfire moved page Rules:Player Guidelines to Rules:CvC Gentlemen's Agreement: To kill the rest of the crap with fire

2022-12-09T19:48:44Z

Darkfire moved page Rules:Player Guidelines to Rules:CvC Gentlemen's Agreement: To kill the rest of the crap with fire

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VoidHamlet: Removed protection from "Rules:Player Guidelines"

2022-12-09T19:38:01Z

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VoidHamlet: e.g. not eg.

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	'''''A character that is deathplaned after CvC must not attack or engage in CvC with the victor for at least 24 hours after suffering defeat.''''' Under normal circumstances, defeated characters should leave the area after collecting their items from their corpse. For war-based characters, this means that the defeated character should not appear in the warzone until 24 hours have passed. This is intended to prevent defeated characters coming back from their deathplane and starting another fight (or continuing the previous one) immediately, and to preserve the meaning of defeat. This helps prevent escalation of consequences, gives victory/defeat meaning, and gives room for character growth.		'''''A character that is deathplaned after CvC must not attack or engage in CvC with the victor for at least 24 hours after suffering defeat.''''' Under normal circumstances, defeated characters should leave the area after collecting their items from their corpse. For war-based characters, this means that the defeated character should not appear in the warzone until 24 hours have passed. This is intended to prevent defeated characters coming back from their deathplane and starting another fight (or continuing the previous one) immediately, and to preserve the meaning of defeat. This helps prevent escalation of consequences, gives victory/defeat meaning, and gives room for character growth.

	When you find yourself on the losing side of the conflict, it is your obligation to adjust your character's attitude/approach/mannerisms/eg. be passive, etc. in a way that can give meaning to the victory/defeat to the other party. However, this can go both ways. Especially within the initial 24 hour period if circumstances keep the two parties interacting (e.g., a DM event), if the behavior has been adjusted it goes against sporting play for the victor to continue aggressive, antagonistic behavior.		When you find yourself on the losing side of the conflict, it is your obligation to adjust your character's attitude/approach/mannerisms/e.g. be passive, etc. in a way that can give meaning to the victory/defeat to the other party. However, this can go both ways. Especially within the initial 24 hour period if circumstances keep the two parties interacting (e.g., a DM event), if the behavior has been adjusted it goes against sporting play for the victor to continue aggressive, antagonistic behavior.

	Note that if you wish, you may choose to simply knock a character to bleeding and RP with them after a fight. This is perfectly fine, but done at your own peril.		Note that if you wish, you may choose to simply knock a character to bleeding and RP with them after a fight. This is perfectly fine, but done at your own peril.

VoidHamlet: Reflected changed section.

2021-09-13T14:31:06Z

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	====Two: Withdrawal Upon Defeat====		====Two: Withdrawal Upon Defeat====

	'''''A character that is deathplaned after CvC must not attack or engage in CvC with the victor for at least 24 hours after suffering defeat.''''' ~~Defeated~~ characters should leave the area after collecting their items from their corpse. For war-based characters, this means that the defeated character should not appear in the warzone until 24 hours have passed. This is intended to prevent defeated characters coming back from their deathplane and starting another fight (or continuing the previous one) immediately, and to preserve the meaning of defeat. This helps prevent escalation of consequences, gives victory/defeat meaning, and gives room for character growth.		'''''A character that is deathplaned after CvC must not attack or engage in CvC with the victor for at least 24 hours after suffering defeat.''''' Under normal circumstances, defeated characters should leave the area after collecting their items from their corpse. For war-based characters, this means that the defeated character should not appear in the warzone until 24 hours have passed. This is intended to prevent defeated characters coming back from their deathplane and starting another fight (or continuing the previous one) immediately, and to preserve the meaning of defeat. This helps prevent escalation of consequences, gives victory/defeat meaning, and gives room for character growth.

			When you find yourself on the losing side of the conflict, it is your obligation to adjust your character's attitude/approach/mannerisms/eg. be passive, etc. in a way that can give meaning to the victory/defeat to the other party. However, this can go both ways. Especially within the initial 24 hour period if circumstances keep the two parties interacting (e.g., a DM event), if the behavior has been adjusted it goes against sporting play for the victor to continue aggressive, antagonistic behavior.

	Note that if you wish, you may choose to simply knock a character to bleeding and RP with them after a fight. This is perfectly fine, but done at your own peril.		Note that if you wish, you may choose to simply knock a character to bleeding and RP with them after a fight. This is perfectly fine, but done at your own peril.

VoidHamlet: Formatting.

2021-09-13T13:56:40Z

Formatting.

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	====Zero: Sporting Play====		====Zero: Sporting Play====

	Be respectful of your fellow players. Win gracefully and acknowledge defeats gracefully. Do your best to deal with your consequences and understand that every action has a reaction. If a problem arises, discuss it with the other player first and foremost. Remember that the player on the other side is here to have fun, just as you are, and is deserving of the respect and good graces that you yourself would wish to receive.		'''''Be respectful of your fellow players.''''' Win gracefully and acknowledge defeats gracefully. Do your best to deal with your consequences and understand that every action has a reaction. If a problem arises, discuss it with the other player first and foremost. Remember that the player on the other side is here to have fun, just as you are, and is deserving of the respect and good graces that you yourself would wish to receive.

	When conflict arises, play to win by all means, but don't play to win at the expense of other people's enjoyment and happiness. Apply the Golden Rule when utilizing spells, abilities, healing consumables, etc. - fair is fair, but ask yourself how you would feel if someone did what you are considering doing. If they do it back to you, will you be OK with it?		When conflict arises, play to win by all means, but don't play to win at the expense of other people's enjoyment and happiness. Apply the Golden Rule when utilizing spells, abilities, healing consumables, etc. - fair is fair, but ask yourself how you would feel if someone did what you are considering doing. If they do it back to you, will you be OK with it?
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	====One: Looting====		====One: Looting====

	Looting is a potential consequence of CvC loss and is not prohibited by the Gentleman's Agreement. However, in the interests of sporting play, we strongly recommend that only consumable or replaceable items are looted.		Looting is a potential consequence of CvC loss and is not prohibited by the Gentleman's Agreement. However, in the interests of sporting play, we strongly recommend that '''''only consumable or replaceable items are looted.'''''

	By consumables or replaceables we mean the following:		By consumables or replaceables we mean the following: