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# Rules

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🎮 **In-Game Rules**

1. No Cheating
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   The following are strictly prohibited: Bots or macro programsThird-party hacksPacket editingModified clientsAuto-clickers used for unattended gameplayExploiting bugs for personal gain
2. Report Bugs
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   Report bugs privately to staff.Exploiting bugs before reporting them may result in penalties. Do not publicly share game-breaking exploits.
3. Fair Play
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   No scamming players.No account sharing at your own risk. No real-money trading (RMT) without server approval.
4. Multi-Client Policy
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   Follow the server's multi-client limitations.Using unauthorized methods to bypass restrictions is prohibited.

🔒 **Account & Security**

Protect Your AccountNever share your password. Staff will never ask for your password.Enable Discord security features when possible.


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