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== Escalation Steps ==
The following levels are the steps involved with escalation, when combat starts for the first time it begins at level 1.
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#Unarmed combat, excluding martial arts.
#Combat involving non-weapon items or weapons which are designed to exhaust or repel, rather than kill.
#Lethal combat and the use of deadly weapons. Depending on your role, you may be exempt from these steps.  For example, traitors are welcome to kill anyone who attack them, regardless of escalation.  See "Faction Escalation" below for more details.</big>
== Aggressors and Defenders ==
=== Aggressors ===
The aggressor is:
* The person who performs the first strike.
* Any person who is trespassing.
* Any person chasing someone else who is attempting to flee combat, unless this is the second time the fleeing player initiated combat against the pursuing player.
The aggressor must not escalate past what the defending player has responded with, and must seek medical treatment for their victim in the first instance of combat with someone.


=Escalation Steps=
=== Defenders ===
The defender is:


The following levels are the steps involved with escalation, when combat starts for the first time it begins at level 1.
* The person who is being attacked at the start of combat.
* Anyone actively trying to leave the area and avoid further combat.


#Unarmed combat, excluding martial arts.
The defender may escalate one level above what the aggressor has used against them.
#Combat involving non-weapon items or weapons which have a non-harmful damage component (even if they do cause harmful damage in the process).
#Lethal combat and the use of deadly weapons.  


=Escalation Policy=
== Escalation Policy ==
This policy lays out how conflicts are expected to be resolved, and any breaches of this policy will be classified as either over-escalation or self-antag depending on the severity of the breach.
This policy further lays out how conflicts are expected to be resolved.  Any breaches of this policy will be classified as self-antag.


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#Non-antagonists starting combat without prior interactions that give them a reason to fight is considered [[Rules#9 Do Not Self-Antag|self-antag]].
#If someone is holding a weapon, or shows clear intent to use a weapon, then the unarmed phase of escalation may be skipped when initiating combat would otherwise be allowed.
#If someone is holding a weapon, or shows clear intent to use a weapon, then the unarmed phase of escalation may be skipped when initiating combat would otherwise be allowed.
#The aggressor is the person who made the first strike initiating the combat encounter, the defender is the player who was attacked first.
#Members of security always fall under the unarmed level of escalation when using strictly non-lethal weapons to complete an arrest unless they fail to declare the reason for arrest to the victim.
##The defender may escalate 1 level above what the aggressor has used against them.
#If someone is unable to continue fighting, damaging them further will be considered lethal combat regardless of the weapon used.
##The aggressor may not escalate past what the defending players has responded with.
##In the first instance of combat with a specific player, if you are the aggressor then you must attempt to seek medical treatment for your victim.
##Someone breaking into a department will be considered the aggressor if combat inside the department is initiated against them.
##Attacking someone who is fleeing combat is over-escalation and makes the pursuing player the aggressor, unless this is the second time the fleeing player initiated combat against the pursuing player.
##Members of security always fall under the unarmed level of escalation when using strictly non-lethal weapons to complete an arrest unless they fail to declare the reason for arrest to the victim.
##If someone is unable to continue fighting, damaging them further will be considered lethal combat regardless of the weapon used.
#Acting as the aggressor against an antagonist will be considered validhunting, unless the escalation would have still been valid if the victim was not an antagonist.
##If security is no longer able to protect the station from a threat taking control of the station or a department, the crew may form a guerilla and may act as the aggressor against an antagonist.
##Witnessing someone initiate combat against another player allows you to participate in the defense against the aggressor, but you must not escalate.
##Seeking out combat, or joining combat in progress which you did not witness the start of makes you an aggressor.
#In the case of group combat, all participants in the combat encounter follow the same stage of escalation even if they have not personally performed actions that would escalate the conflict.
#In the case of group combat, all participants in the combat encounter follow the same stage of escalation even if they have not personally performed actions that would escalate the conflict.
##Players that refuse to disperse from a group of combatants may be treated as if they are part of that group of combatants, even if they have not performed any combat oriented actions.
#*Players who witness the initiation of combat against another player may participate in the defense against the combatant, but are also considered an aggressor.
##Players healing or enhancing the combat capabilities of combatants before the conclusion of the encounter may be treated as combatants siding with those that they are assisting.
#*Players that refuse to disperse from a group of combatants may be treated as if they are part of that group of combatants, even if they have not performed any combat oriented actions.
#Hostile antagonists have their own rules of engagement which allows them to escalate past what a normal crewmember would be capable of (See antagonist conduct and the table below).
#*Players healing or enhancing the combat capabilities of combatants before the conclusion of the encounter may be treated as combatants siding with those that they are assisting.
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Certain factions or antagonists have their own additions to the escalation policy that allow for different responses towards other players.
Certain factions or antagonists have their own additions to the escalation policy that allow for different responses towards other players.


#Station - Aligned to the station and should be friendly towards crew. Should not be attempting to unnecessarilly start conflict.
#Station - Aligned to the station and should be friendly towards crew. Should not be attempting to unnecessarily start conflict.
#Neutral - Neutral roles have no alignment and do not need to be friendly towards the station, but should not immediately attack either. Both sides may skip to the 'kill' phase of escalation if the other side is the one to initiate combat.
#Neutral - Neutral roles have no alignment and do not need to be friendly towards the station, but should not immediately attack either. Both sides may skip to the 'kill' phase of escalation if the other side is the one to initiate combat.
#Hostile - Hostile roles are against the station and may start the 'kill' phase of escalation immediately without any prior interaction.
#Hostile - Hostile roles are against the station and may start the 'kill' phase of escalation immediately without any prior interaction.
#*Hostile roles follow the [[Rules#13 Antagonist Conduct|antagonist policy]] but may have some additional privileges outlined below.
#*Hostile roles follow the [[Rules#13 Antagonist Conduct|antagonist policy]] but may have some additional privileges outlined below.
#*If the hostile role is a member of the station's crew, security must follow [[Space_Law|space law]] and make attempts to revive the victim if the situation permits.
#*If the hostile role is a member of the station's crew, security must follow [[Space_Law|space law]] and make attempts to revive the victim if the situation permits.
#*The crew must make attempts to deconvert hostile roles that are known to be deconvertable.
#*The crew must make a reasonable attempt to deconvert hostile roles that are known to be deconvertable.


Not all factions are immediately obvious, once a character appears to be a part of a certain faction, or is performing actions that a specific faction would follow, then the appropriate response may be followed.
Not all factions are immediately obvious, once a character appears to be a part of a certain faction, or is performing actions that a specific faction would follow, then the appropriate response may be followed.
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|Malfunctioning Silicons
|Malfunctioning Silicons
|Hostile
|Hostile
|May completely ignore other laws due to law 0. May not murderbone freely until their AI triggers doomsday/delta alert, but is allowed to defend itself from hostile crew.  
|May completely ignore other laws due to law 0. May perform high-impact actions freely when their AI triggers doomsday/delta alert, but are allowed to defend themselves from hostile crew.  
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|Malfunctioning AI
|Malfunctioning AI
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|Traitor (Syndicate)
|Traitor (Syndicate)
|Hostile
|Hostile
|The 'hijack' and 'die a glorious death' objectives allow high-impact actions against all crew.
|The 'hijack the emergency shuttle...' and 'die a glorious death' objectives allow high-impact actions against all crew.
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|Blood Brother (Syndicate)
|Blood Brother (Syndicate)
|Hostile
|Hostile
|The 'hijack' and 'die a glorious death' objectives allow high-impact actions against all crew.
|The 'hijack the emergency shuttle...' and 'die a glorious death' objectives allow high-impact actions against all crew.
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|Changeling (Syndicate)
|Changeling (Syndicate)
|Hostile
|Hostile
|The 'hijack' and 'die a glorious death' objectives allow high-impact actions against all crew.
|The 'hijack the emergency shuttle...' and 'die a glorious death' objectives allow high-impact actions against all crew.
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|Brainwashing Victims
|Brainwashing Victims
|Special
|Neutral
|Must follow their directives. The station may respond with reasonable force to capture and deconvert anybody who appears to be assisting a known threat to the station.
|Must follow their directives and may perform high-impact actions if the situation calls for it. The station may respond with reasonable force to capture and deconvert anybody who appears to be assisting a known threat to the station.
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|Nuclear Operatives (Syndicate)
|Nuclear Operatives (Syndicate)
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|Revolutionary  
|Revolutionary  
|Hostile
|Hostile
|High-impact actions allowed against targets and anyone that cannot be converted.
|High-impact actions are permitted against targets and anyone that cannot be converted.
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|Pyroclastic Slime
|Pyroclastic Slime
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|Aligned to their master only, otherwise are neutral. The station may treat all slimes as hostile.
|Aligned to their master only, otherwise are neutral. The station may treat all slimes as hostile.
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|Maintenance Teratoma
|Teratoma
|Hostile
|Can never perform high-impact actions.
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|Other Teratoma
|Hostile
|Hostile
|Can never perform high-impact actions, but may kill crew in isolation using low-impact means.
|Must never perform high-impact actions.
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|Morph
|Morph
|Hostile
|Hostile
|Can not use high-impact actions, but may kill all crew for the sake of consuming them.
|Must not use high-impact actions, but may kill all crew for the sake of consuming them.
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|Swarmer
|Swarmer
|Hostile
|Hostile
|May not perform any actions that make the station untenable.
|Must not perform any actions that make the station untenable.
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|-
|Abductors
|Abductors
|Hostile
|Hostile
|May not use high-impact actions to achieve their objective, but may use lethal force if they are forced to.
|Must not use high-impact actions to achieve their objective, but may use lethal force if they are forced to.
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|Obssessed
|Obssessed
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|Ashwalker
|Ashwalker
|Hostile
|Hostile
|May sacrifice outsiders to the necropolis and is hostile towards all non-ashwalkers.
|May sacrifice outsiders to the necropolis and are hostile towards all non-ashwalkers.  Do not seek entry to the station, do not seek to befriend outsiders or invaders.
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|Lifebringer
|Lifebringer
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|Veterinarian
|Veterinarian and Hermit
|Neutral
|Neutral
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|Lavaland Syndicate
|Lavaland Syndicate
|Hostile
|Hostile
|May not leave their base.
|Must not leave their base.
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|Space Dragon
|Space Dragon
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|Fugitives/Spacepol
|Fugitives/Spacepol
|Neutral
|Neutral
|May perform high-impact actions against their other party. Crew response is determined by in-character actions.
|May perform high-impact actions against the other party. Crew response is determined by in-character actions.
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===9 Do Not Self-Antag (Revision 6)===
== 9 Do Not Self-Antag ==
 
Do not behave like an antagonist if you are not an antagonist.  As an employee of Nanotrasen and should want to keep your job, but you are not required to be fanatically loyal towards them. Follow '''[[Escalation Policy]]''' in any altercations and ensure that your character's actions make sense when they may be detrimental to the station or other crew.
Do not behave like an antagonist if you are not an antagonist.  As a crewmember, you are an employee of Nanotrasen and should want to keep your job, but you are not required to be fanatically loyal towards Nanotrasen. Follow '''[[Escalation Policy]]''' in any altercations and ensure that your character's actions make sense when they may be detrimental to the station or other crew.


Roles which are hostile to the station according to [[User:PowerfulBacon/EscalationPolicy#Faction Escalation|escalation policy]] may ignore this rule entirely.
Roles which are hostile to the station according to [[User:PowerfulBacon/EscalationPolicy#Faction Escalation|escalation policy]] may ignore this rule entirely.
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#Knowingly and wilfully assisting antagonists without an in-character reason to do so is considered self-antag.
#Knowingly and willfully assisting antagonists without an in-character reason to do so is considered self-antag.
#*When you are being coerced or threatened into performing actions that may harm other players, your priority should be finding a way out of the situation rather than faithfully following orders.  Only act if your character feels the threat is credible.
#*When forced to comply with an antagonist, you may not perform actions which cause greater harm than what the antagonist threatens to do if you do not comply with their demands.
#*When forced to comply with an antagonist, you may not perform actions which cause greater harm than what the antagonist threatens to do if you do not comply with their demands.
#*When forced to perform actions that may harm other players, you must have witnessed compelling evidence that the antagonist is capable of, and willing to, carry out their threat if you do not comply.
#*Victimless assistance may be performed if it aligns with your character's motivations, such as taking a bribe to order supplies or providing medical care.
#*If the antagonist gives you the means to easilly avoid their threat, then the antagonist is no longer capable of carrying out their threat. Some threats are unavoidable even if you are not directly near the antagonist, such as bomb-implants, planted bomb threats, hostages or the antagonist proving their means to re-capture you.
#*You are still open to receiving in-character punishment such as prison time if you assist antagonists, even if they are valid under these rules.
#*Victimless assistance such as healing an antagonist may be performed without a threat if it aligns with your character's motiviations, such as the hypocratic oath or taking a bribe.
#*Knowingly performing [[Rules#13_Antagonist_Conduct|high impact]] actions will always be self-antag, regardless of the threat placed against you.
#*You are still open to recieving in-character punishment such as prison time if you assist antagonists, even if they are valid under these rules.
#Actively seeking conversion or transformation into an antagonist is self-antag. This includes actions that are blatantly careless such as bolting your upload open as an AI in the hopes of being subverted, or wandering through maintenance for no reason when cult is confirmed. You can let yourself be talked into things with good roleplay, but don't run into their arms for no sensible reason.
#*'''Knowingly''' performing [[Rules#13_Antagonist_Conduct|high impact]] actions will always be considered self-antag, regardless of the threat placed against you.
#Actively seeking conversion or transformation into an antagonist is considered self-antag. This includes actions that are blatantly careless such as bolting your upload open as an AI in the hopes of being subverted, or wandering through maintenance for no reason when cult is confirmed. You can let yourself be talked into things with good roleplay, but don't run into their arms for no sensible reason.
#Granting mass sentience will be treated as self-antag if more creatures are given sentience than you can maintain reasonable command over. Direct disobedience to orders will still be at the fault of the sentient creature, but vague instructions such as "Do whatever you want" or "You're free" will be at the fault of the player in charge of issuing orders.
#Granting mass sentience will be treated as self-antag if more creatures are given sentience than you can maintain reasonable command over. Direct disobedience to orders will still be at the fault of the sentient creature, but vague instructions such as "Do whatever you want" or "You're free" will be at the fault of the player in charge of issuing orders.
# Uploading laws to silicons that make them significantly more dangerous to regular crew or jeopardize a silicon's well-being is self-antag.
# Uploading or removing laws to silicons that make them significantly more dangerous to regular crew or jeopardize a silicon's well-being is self-antag.
# Taking [[Contraband#High Risk Items|High Risk]] or Head of Staff items that are intended for use by a specific job other than your own is considered self-antag without a valid in-character reason.
# Taking [[Contraband#High Risk Items|High Risk]] or Head of Staff items that are intended for use by a specific job other than your own is self-antag without a valid in-character reason.
# Clowns, Mimes, and Stage Magicians are expected to "entertain" the crew and have some allowance to bend this rule, but don't go over board either; you still wish to keep your job.
# Clowns, Mimes, and Stage Magicians are expected to "entertain" the crew and have some allowance to bend this rule for the sake of performance and pranks, but crew are also given the same leeway when interacting with you. Annoy the crew at your own peril.
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Latest revision as of 13:55, 23 February 2025

Escalation Steps

The following levels are the steps involved with escalation, when combat starts for the first time it begins at level 1.

  1. Unarmed combat, excluding martial arts.
  2. Combat involving non-weapon items or weapons which are designed to exhaust or repel, rather than kill.
  3. Lethal combat and the use of deadly weapons. Depending on your role, you may be exempt from these steps. For example, traitors are welcome to kill anyone who attack them, regardless of escalation. See "Faction Escalation" below for more details.

Aggressors and Defenders

Aggressors

The aggressor is:

  • The person who performs the first strike.
  • Any person who is trespassing.
  • Any person chasing someone else who is attempting to flee combat, unless this is the second time the fleeing player initiated combat against the pursuing player.

The aggressor must not escalate past what the defending player has responded with, and must seek medical treatment for their victim in the first instance of combat with someone.

Defenders

The defender is:

  • The person who is being attacked at the start of combat.
  • Anyone actively trying to leave the area and avoid further combat.

The defender may escalate one level above what the aggressor has used against them.

Escalation Policy

This policy further lays out how conflicts are expected to be resolved. Any breaches of this policy will be classified as self-antag.

Escalation Policy
  1. If someone is holding a weapon, or shows clear intent to use a weapon, then the unarmed phase of escalation may be skipped when initiating combat would otherwise be allowed.
  2. Members of security always fall under the unarmed level of escalation when using strictly non-lethal weapons to complete an arrest unless they fail to declare the reason for arrest to the victim.
  3. If someone is unable to continue fighting, damaging them further will be considered lethal combat regardless of the weapon used.
  4. In the case of group combat, all participants in the combat encounter follow the same stage of escalation even if they have not personally performed actions that would escalate the conflict.
    • Players who witness the initiation of combat against another player may participate in the defense against the combatant, but are also considered an aggressor.
    • Players that refuse to disperse from a group of combatants may be treated as if they are part of that group of combatants, even if they have not performed any combat oriented actions.
    • Players healing or enhancing the combat capabilities of combatants before the conclusion of the encounter may be treated as combatants siding with those that they are assisting.

Faction Escalation

Certain factions or antagonists have their own additions to the escalation policy that allow for different responses towards other players.

  1. Station - Aligned to the station and should be friendly towards crew. Should not be attempting to unnecessarily start conflict.
  2. Neutral - Neutral roles have no alignment and do not need to be friendly towards the station, but should not immediately attack either. Both sides may skip to the 'kill' phase of escalation if the other side is the one to initiate combat.
  3. Hostile - Hostile roles are against the station and may start the 'kill' phase of escalation immediately without any prior interaction.
    • Hostile roles follow the antagonist policy but may have some additional privileges outlined below.
    • If the hostile role is a member of the station's crew, security must follow space law and make attempts to revive the victim if the situation permits.
    • The crew must make a reasonable attempt to deconvert hostile roles that are known to be deconvertable.

Not all factions are immediately obvious, once a character appears to be a part of a certain faction, or is performing actions that a specific faction would follow, then the appropriate response may be followed.

Escalation Guidelines
Role and Faction Alignment Special notes
Station Crew (Nanotrasen) Station
Transformed Station Crew Station
Rescued Derelict Crew Neutral
Slaved Golems Neutral (Special) Aligned to their master only.
Free Golems Neutral
Silicons Neutral Have no alignment, but are bound by their laws. Crew escalating against silicons should seek to have the units repaired.
Malfunctioning Silicons Hostile May completely ignore other laws due to law 0. May perform high-impact actions freely when their AI triggers doomsday/delta alert, but are allowed to defend themselves from hostile crew.
Malfunctioning AI Hostile May perform high-impact actions against all crew after the doomsday has been activated, which can be done once the crew is making attempts to destroy it.
Traitor (Syndicate) Hostile The 'hijack the emergency shuttle...' and 'die a glorious death' objectives allow high-impact actions against all crew.
Blood Brother (Syndicate) Hostile The 'hijack the emergency shuttle...' and 'die a glorious death' objectives allow high-impact actions against all crew.
Changeling (Syndicate) Hostile The 'hijack the emergency shuttle...' and 'die a glorious death' objectives allow high-impact actions against all crew.
Brainwashing Victims Neutral Must follow their directives and may perform high-impact actions if the situation calls for it. The station may respond with reasonable force to capture and deconvert anybody who appears to be assisting a known threat to the station.
Nuclear Operatives (Syndicate) Hostile May perform high-impact actions against all crew.
Heretic Hostile Ascending allows for high-impact actions to be enacted against all crew. Security must follow space law until ascension.
Blood Cult (Nar'sie) Hostile High-impact actions allowed against all crew after ascending, and against unconvertable crew at all times.
Clockwork Cult (Ratvar) Hostile High-impact actions allowed against all crew on Reebe, against unconvertable crew at all times, and against crew which pose a serious threat to the defense of Reebe.
Space Wizard (Federation) Hostile May perform high-impact actions against all crew.
Space Ninja (Spider Clan) Hostile May kill anyone who witnesses them pursuing an object.
Revolutionary Hostile High-impact actions are permitted against targets and anyone that cannot be converted.
Pyroclastic Slime Hostile May perform high-impact actions against all crew.
Sentient Animals Neutral (Special) Aligned to their master only, otherwise are neutral. The station may treat all slimes as hostile.
Teratoma Hostile Must never perform high-impact actions.
Morph Hostile Must not use high-impact actions, but may kill all crew for the sake of consuming them.
Swarmer Hostile Must not perform any actions that make the station untenable.
Abductors Hostile Must not use high-impact actions to achieve their objective, but may use lethal force if they are forced to.
Obssessed Hostile
Xenomorph Hostile May freely kill to reproduce.
Space Pirate Hostile
Revenant Hostile
Nightmare Hostile May freely kill any crew creating light through low-impact means. May not use high-impact actions to achieve their objective.
Ashwalker Hostile May sacrifice outsiders to the necropolis and are hostile towards all non-ashwalkers. Do not seek entry to the station, do not seek to befriend outsiders or invaders.
Lifebringer Neutral
Veterinarian and Hermit Neutral
Beach Bartender and Bum Neutral
Lavaland Syndicate Hostile Must not leave their base.
Space Dragon Hostile May kill crew to regain health.
Giant Spiders Hostile May kill crew to reproduce.
Blob Hostile High-impact actions are always allowed.
Fugitives/Spacepol Neutral May perform high-impact actions against the other party. Crew response is determined by in-character actions.

9 Do Not Self-Antag

Do not behave like an antagonist if you are not an antagonist. As an employee of Nanotrasen and should want to keep your job, but you are not required to be fanatically loyal towards them. Follow Escalation Policy in any altercations and ensure that your character's actions make sense when they may be detrimental to the station or other crew.

Roles which are hostile to the station according to escalation policy may ignore this rule entirely.

R9 Key information
  1. Knowingly and willfully assisting antagonists without an in-character reason to do so is considered self-antag.
    • When you are being coerced or threatened into performing actions that may harm other players, your priority should be finding a way out of the situation rather than faithfully following orders. Only act if your character feels the threat is credible.
    • When forced to comply with an antagonist, you may not perform actions which cause greater harm than what the antagonist threatens to do if you do not comply with their demands.
    • Victimless assistance may be performed if it aligns with your character's motivations, such as taking a bribe to order supplies or providing medical care.
    • You are still open to receiving in-character punishment such as prison time if you assist antagonists, even if they are valid under these rules.
    • Knowingly performing high impact actions will always be self-antag, regardless of the threat placed against you.
  2. Actively seeking conversion or transformation into an antagonist is self-antag. This includes actions that are blatantly careless such as bolting your upload open as an AI in the hopes of being subverted, or wandering through maintenance for no reason when cult is confirmed. You can let yourself be talked into things with good roleplay, but don't run into their arms for no sensible reason.
  3. Granting mass sentience will be treated as self-antag if more creatures are given sentience than you can maintain reasonable command over. Direct disobedience to orders will still be at the fault of the sentient creature, but vague instructions such as "Do whatever you want" or "You're free" will be at the fault of the player in charge of issuing orders.
  4. Uploading or removing laws to silicons that make them significantly more dangerous to regular crew or jeopardize a silicon's well-being is self-antag.
  5. Taking High Risk or Head of Staff items that are intended for use by a specific job other than your own is self-antag without a valid in-character reason.
  6. Clowns, Mimes, and Stage Magicians are expected to "entertain" the crew and have some allowance to bend this rule for the sake of performance and pranks, but crew are also given the same leeway when interacting with you. Annoy the crew at your own peril.
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