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TheFool: /* Canon Arbitration */

2026-05-28T23:55:02Z

Canon Arbitration

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	Staff will be making determinations based on the context of the situation to keep the theme of a Gothic Horror, World of Darkness setting. After a plot is allowed to move forward, it may be immediately played out.		Staff will be making determinations based on the context of the situation to keep the theme of a Gothic Horror, World of Darkness setting. After a plot is allowed to move forward, it may be immediately played out.

	Use of the Canon Arbitration system should NOT be for typical deaths, conflicts, or issues covered by Core Rules 7.2 or 7.3, and is made for when issues become irreconcilable. IE: CA tickets are to settle canonical disagreements between groups or players that have otherwise been unable to be solved in good faith. Outright character death, in most cases, will be a ~~uniramous~~ decision.		Use of the Canon Arbitration system should NOT be for typical deaths, conflicts, or issues covered by Core Rules 7.2 or 7.3, and is made for when issues become irreconcilable. IE: CA tickets are to settle canonical disagreements between groups or players that have otherwise been unable to be solved in good faith. Outright character death, in most cases, will be a unanimous decision.

TheFool: /* Permanent Consequences */

2026-05-12T17:33:46Z

Permanent Consequences

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	== ~~Permanent Consequences~~ ==		== Canon Arbitration ==

	~~Permanent Consequence~~ tickets or "~~PC tickets~~" are forms for players to include members of a story arc and staff together to arbitrate a solution. These should not be done lightly or spitefully, and good faith is expected from all parties, even in the heat of disagreement.		Canon Arbitration tickets or "CATs" are forms for players to include members of a story arc and staff together to arbitrate a solution. These should not be done lightly or spitefully, and good faith is expected from all parties, even in the heat of disagreement.

	To open a ~~PC Ticket~~, use the button ⁠[https://discord.com/channels/1343630476497391646/1343775209328607354/1396595516929736907 ~~comms-center⁠]~~ here. When opening it, list all the players involved in the situation. Once the ticket is made, elaborate on the IC justifications as well as the action you wish to take (Faction removal, ~~partial Diablerie~~, etc).		To open a CAT, use the ticketbot button here (https://discord.com/channels/1343630476497391646/1343775209328607354/1396595516929736907) here. When opening it, list all the players involved in the situation. Once the ticket is made, elaborate on the IC justifications as well as the action you wish to take (Faction removal, demotion in status, etc).

	Once all the involved parties are in the ticket by the staff member handling the ticket, the situation should be discussed between the players and the staff handling the ticket. The staff member will make the ultimate decision to advance the plot or not. If they choose to, the decision is binding and can involve restricting or ~~deletion~~ character sheets. If they choose not to, a lesser development may proceed, or whatever decision is made by the parties involved goes forward.		Once all the involved parties are in the ticket by the staff member handling the ticket, the situation should be discussed between the players and the staff handling the ticket. The staff member will make the ultimate decision to advance the plot or not. If they choose to, the decision is binding and can involve restricting or deleting character sheets. If they choose not to, a lesser development may proceed, or whatever decision is made by the parties involved goes forward.

	Staff will be making determinations based on the context of the situation to keep the theme of a Gothic Horror, World of Darkness setting. After a plot is allowed to move forward, it may be immediately played out.		Staff will be making determinations based on the context of the situation to keep the theme of a Gothic Horror, World of Darkness setting. After a plot is allowed to move forward, it may be immediately played out.

	Use of the ~~PC Ticket~~ system should NOT be for typical deaths, conflicts, or issues covered by Core Rules 7.2 or 7.3, and is made for when issues ~~regarding 7.4~~ become irreconcilable. IE: PC tickets are to settle canonical disagreements between groups or players, that ~~has~~ otherwise been unable to be solved in good faith. Outright character death, in most cases, will be a uniramous decision.		Use of the Canon Arbitration system should NOT be for typical deaths, conflicts, or issues covered by Core Rules 7.2 or 7.3, and is made for when issues become irreconcilable. IE: CA tickets are to settle canonical disagreements between groups or players that have otherwise been unable to be solved in good faith. Outright character death, in most cases, will be a uniramous decision.

TheFool: /* Permanent Consequences */

2025-07-24T01:37:14Z

Permanent Consequences

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	=== Permanent Consequences ===		== Permanent Consequences ==

	Permanent Consequence tickets or "PC tickets" are forms for players to include members of a story arc and staff together to arbitrate a solution. These should not be done lightly or spitefully, and good faith is expected from all parties, even in the heat of disagreement.		Permanent Consequence tickets or "PC tickets" are forms for players to include members of a story arc and staff together to arbitrate a solution. These should not be done lightly or spitefully, and good faith is expected from all parties, even in the heat of disagreement.

TheFool: Created page with "=== Permanent Consequences === Permanent Consequence tickets or "PC tickets" are forms for players to include members of a story arc and staff together to arbitrate a solution. These should not be done lightly or spitefully, and good faith is expected from all parties, even in the heat of disagreement. To open a PC Ticket, use the button ⁠[https://discord.com/channels/1343630476497391646/1343775209328607354/1396595516929736907 comms-center⁠] here. When opening it..."

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Created page with "=== Permanent Consequences === Permanent Consequence tickets or "PC tickets" are forms for players to include members of a story arc and staff together to arbitrate a solution. These should not be done lightly or spitefully, and good faith is expected from all parties, even in the heat of disagreement. To open a PC Ticket, use the button ⁠[https://discord.com/channels/1343630476497391646/1343775209328607354/1396595516929736907 comms-center⁠] here. When opening it..."

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=== Permanent Consequences ===

Permanent Consequence tickets or "PC tickets" are forms for players to include members of a story arc and staff together to arbitrate a solution. These should not be done lightly or spitefully, and good faith is expected from all parties, even in the heat of disagreement.

To open a PC Ticket, use the button ⁠[https://discord.com/channels/1343630476497391646/1343775209328607354/1396595516929736907 comms-center⁠] here. When opening it, list all the players involved in the situation. Once the ticket is made, elaborate on the IC justifications as well as the action you wish to take (Faction removal, partial Diablerie, etc).

Once all the involved parties are in the ticket by the staff member handling the ticket, the situation should be discussed between the players and the staff handling the ticket. The staff member will make the ultimate decision to advance the plot or not. If they choose to, the decision is binding and can involve restricting or deletion character sheets. If they choose not to, a lesser development may proceed, or whatever decision is made by the parties involved goes forward.

Staff will be making determinations based on the context of the situation to keep the theme of a Gothic Horror, World of Darkness setting. After a plot is allowed to move forward, it may be immediately played out.

Use of the PC Ticket system should NOT be for typical deaths, conflicts, or issues covered by Core Rules 7.2 or 7.3, and is made for when issues regarding 7.4 become irreconcilable. IE: PC tickets are to settle canonical disagreements between groups or players, that has otherwise been unable to be solved in good faith. Outright character death, in most cases, will be a uniramous decision.