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Outlaws

2026-06-03T07:17:37Z

Inkedmotherfly: /* Relations */ Removed potentially confusing references to outdated war system

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◈ Outlaws ◈ Gangs of the I-80 Corridor ◈ Wendover Region ◈
</div>{{FactionInfobox|name=Outlaws|color=#3a7a2a|status=Active - Fragmented|location=I-80 Corridor, Northern Utah<br>Bonneville Salt Flats, Great Salt Lake|leader=Various Gang Leaders|ideology=Survival of the Strong<br>Take What You Need|motto=''The road belongs to those who hold it''|affiliation=Independent Gangs}}The '''Outlaws''' are the raiders, bandits, and gang fighters who haunt the I-80 corridor and the Bonneville Salt Flats. They are not a single organization - they are a collection of violent, loosely-affiliated gangs, each with their own methods, territory, and leadership. What unites them is a willingness to take what they need by force and a refusal to kneel to any flag.

Wendover sits at the crossroads of their territory. Every faction that builds a wall here paints a target on it.

== The Eighties ==
The most feared name on the I-80 corridor. The Eighties take their name from the interstate itself - the old pre-war freeway that runs through northern Utah and out past the Great Salt Lake. They have been operating in this region longer than most factions care to remember.<blockquote style="background:#111; border-left:4px solid #3a7a2a; margin:0.8em 2em; padding:0.6em 1em; color:#80b060; font-style:italic;">"Raiders is raiders. Bunch of them swept into town and dragged off two working girls. Deputies gave pursuit, straight into Eighties territory. By the time we caught up, there wasn't much left of them. If the Eighties had wanted to kill us, we would've been dead. Guess they figured we weren't worth the trouble."</blockquote>The Eighties are rightly feared for their ability to cover vast amounts of territory with very few men. They raid frontier towns for supplies and are known for kidnapping - and worse. Engaging them in the open salt flats or along the freeway is a losing proposition for most organized patrols. They know the terrain. They know where to disappear. And they have been doing this longer than anyone currently stationed at Wendover has been alive.

Their presence in the region means that no supply line is safe, no settlement is truly secure, and any faction that extends itself too far from its walls will find out what the Eighties think of trespassers.

== The Gangs ==
Each Outlaw gang operates with its own style, methods, and reputation. All are dangerous. None are predictable.

=== Khans ===
The Khans are the most organized of the Outlaw gangs - a structured raider crew that values loyalty, territory, and controlled aggression. They maintain supply lines, defend their turf, and hit hard when provoked. They are not mindless - they are methodical.<blockquote style="background:#111; border-left:4px solid #3a7a2a; margin:0.8em 2em; padding:0.6em 1em; color:#80b060; font-style:italic;">"Keep your crew supplied, fight smart, and hold your ground."</blockquote>

=== Jackals ===
The Jackals are fast-strike raiders who prize speed and evasiveness above raw firepower. They hit supply convoys, loot what they can carry, and vanish before a response can be organized. If you are chasing Jackals, you have already lost.<blockquote style="background:#111; border-left:4px solid #3a7a2a; margin:0.8em 2em; padding:0.6em 1em; color:#80b060; font-style:italic;">"Strike quickly, loot efficiently, and disappear before the counterattack."</blockquote>

=== Vipers ===
The Vipers use fear as a weapon. Intimidation, ambush tactics, and psychological warfare are their tools. They break resistance before the first shot is fired - and if they have to fire, they make it count.<blockquote style="background:#111; border-left:4px solid #3a7a2a; margin:0.8em 2em; padding:0.6em 1em; color:#80b060; font-style:italic;">"Use intimidation and speed to break resistance and secure the haul."</blockquote>

=== Gunners ===
The Gunners are the heavy-weapons specialists of the Outlaw gangs. Where other gangs hit and run, Gunners dig in and lay down overwhelming fire. They pin targets down and grind through defenses. What they lack in subtlety, they compensate for with sheer destructive output.<blockquote style="background:#111; border-left:4px solid #3a7a2a; margin:0.8em 2em; padding:0.6em 1em; color:#80b060; font-style:italic;">"Bring the heavy firepower and pin enemies down for your gang."</blockquote>

=== Fiends ===
The Fiends are the most dangerous and least predictable of the Outlaw gangs. Chem-fueled, aggressive, and relentless - they attack without warning and do not stop until the target is destroyed or they are. Fighting Fiends is not a tactical problem. It is a survival problem.<blockquote style="background:#111; border-left:4px solid #3a7a2a; margin:0.8em 2em; padding:0.6em 1em; color:#80b060; font-style:italic;">"Cause chaos, pressure the enemy line, and never let up."</blockquote>

== Outlaw Roles ==
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! style="background:#0a1a0a; color:#6abf4a; padding:6px; width:18%;" |Role
! style="background:#0a1a0a; color:#6abf4a; padding:6px;" |Description
! style="background:#0a1a0a; color:#6abf4a; padding:6px; width:18%;" |Notes
|-
| style="color:#6abf4a; font-weight:bold;" |Khan
|Organized raider. Keep your crew supplied, fight smart, hold your ground.
|Whitelist required
|-
|'''Jackal'''
|Fast-strike raider. Hit convoys, take what you can carry, disappear.
|Whitelist required
|-
|'''Viper'''
|Intimidation specialist. Break resistance before it forms.
|Whitelist required
|-
|'''Gunner'''
|Heavy weapons. Pin targets, grind defenses, lay down fire.
|Whitelist required
|-
|'''Fiend'''
|Chem-fueled chaos agent. Pressure, overwhelm, never stop.
|Whitelist required
|}
All Outlaw roles require '''whitelist approval''' and use a spawner system. All Outlaws are assigned to the '''PlayerRaider''' faction.

== Relations ==
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! style="background:#0a1a0a; color:#6abf4a; padding:6px; width:22%;" |Faction
! style="background:#0a1a0a; color:#6abf4a; padding:6px; width:15%;" |Standing
! style="background:#0a1a0a; color:#6abf4a; padding:6px;" |Notes
|-
|[[New California Republic|NCR]]
|Hostile
|The NCR is law and order. Outlaws are neither.
|-
|[[Brotherhood of Steel]]
|Hostile
|The Brotherhood views raiders as vermin to be swept aside.
|-
|[[Caesar's Legion]]
|Hostile
|The Legion conquers or destroys. Outlaws are on the wrong side of that equation.
|-
|[[Townsfolk]]
|Hostile
|Towns are targets. The relationship is straightforward.
|-
|Other Outlaws
|Uneasy
|Gangs cooperate when it benefits them and betray each other when it does not.
|-
|NPC Raiders
|Hostile
|Player Outlaws are hostile to NPC raider mobs - no free passes.
|}{{FactionNav}}

Wasteland Tribes

2026-06-03T07:15:51Z

Inkedmotherfly: /* Relations */ additional clarification with regards to server faction neutrality rules

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◈ Wasteland Tribes ◈ Faction Dossier ◈ Tribals ◈
</div>{{FactionInfobox|name=Wasteland Tribes|color=#5a7a30|status=Active - Scattered|location=Utah Wastes<br>Wendover Region|leader=Tribal Chieftain (Per Tribe)|ideology=Community Survival<br>Oral Tradition|motto=''The land provides. The tribe endures.''|affiliation=Independent - Tribal}}'''Tribes''' are among the oldest post-war social structures in the Wasteland. Long before the NCR organized a government or the Brotherhood fortified a bunker, tribal communities formed from survivors who stayed together through kinship, shared land, and shared belief. They have endured for over two centuries through deep environmental knowledge, oral tradition, and fierce community bonds.

Each tribe is shaped entirely by its Chieftain. The Chieftain's philosophy defines whether the tribe is peaceful or aggressive, isolationist or open to trade, suspicious of technology or eager to adopt it.

== Philosophy ==
<blockquote style="background:#111; border-left:4px solid #5a7a30; margin:0.8em 2em; padding:0.6em 1em; color:#80a840; font-style:italic;">"Tribal societies place community over individual ambition and oral history over written records. They possess environmental knowledge that outsiders entirely miss - which plants are edible, which ruins are stable, which seasonal patterns the Wasteland follows. What all tribes share is a fierce will to survive on their own terms."</blockquote>

== Roles ==
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! style="background:#10120a; color:#90b850; padding:6px; width:22%;" |Role
! style="background:#10120a; color:#90b850; padding:6px;" |Description
! style="background:#10120a; color:#90b850; padding:6px; width:18%;" |Notes
|-
| style="color:#90b850; font-weight:bold;" |Tribal Chieftain
|Set your tribe's character for the round. Decide how your people relate to the town, the NCR, the Brotherhood, and the wider Wasteland. Your choices shape everyone beneath you - make them with intention.
|Tribe leadership. Defines the tribe's identity.
|-
|'''Tribal Warrior'''
|Protect the tribe and enforce the Chieftain's will in the field. When conflict arrives - and it will - you are the tribe's first and last line of defense.
|Combat and enforcement.
|-
|'''Tribal Shaman'''
|Heal the tribe, maintain its traditions, and counsel the Chieftain. You are the keeper of what the tribe was and the guide toward what it might become. Your expertise makes you valuable to outsiders as well.
|Medical and spiritual role.
|-
|'''Tribesperson'''
|Keep the tribe alive. Hunt, gather, farm, and craft. Your labor is the foundation that every Chieftain's decision rests on. Without you, there is no tribe.
|General labor. The tribe's backbone.
|}

== Relations ==
Tribal relations with other factions are complex and vary by Chieftain decision. Historically, tribes have traded with townspeople and cautiously engaged with caravans. By server rules, every faction begins the round as 'neutral' to each other. The below table is purely for lore reference and shouldn't be an excuse to kill any member of any faction on sight.
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! style="background:#10120a; color:#90b850; padding:6px; width:22%;" |Faction
! style="background:#10120a; color:#90b850; padding:6px; width:15%;" |Standing
! style="background:#10120a; color:#90b850; padding:6px;" |Notes
|-
|[[Townsfolk]]
|Variable
|Trade is common. Trust depends entirely on the Chieftain's attitude and past dealings.
|-
|[[New California Republic|NCR]]
|Distrustful
|The NCR sees tribal land as territory to be annexed. Tribes see the NCR as a threat to their independence.
|-
|[[Brotherhood of Steel]]
|Mixed
|Some Brotherhood commanders see value in recruiting tribal warriors. Others view tribals with open suspicion or hostility.
|-
|[[Caesar's Legion]]
|'''Dangerous'''
|The Legion absorbs tribes by force - enslaving or assimilating them into their ranks. This is the greatest existential threat to tribal independence.
|-
|[[Followers of the Apocalypse]]
|Friendly
|The Followers share knowledge freely and respect tribal autonomy. They are among the few outsiders tribes welcome.
|-
|[[Wastelanders]]
|Open
|Drifters and tribals often share the same roads and resources. Relations are generally neutral.
|-
|[[Outlaws]]
|Hostile
|Raiders take what they want. Tribes defend what is theirs.
|}
{{FactionNav}}

Wastelanders

2026-06-03T07:15:15Z

Inkedmotherfly: /* Relations */ additional clarification with regards to server faction neutrality rules

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◈ Wastelanders ◈ Faction Dossier ◈ Independent ◈
</div>{{FactionInfobox|name=Wastelanders|color=#8a6a3a|status=Active - Unaligned|location=The Wasteland<br>Wendover Region, Utah|leader=None|ideology=Personal Code<br>Survival|motto=''Nobody's soldier. Nobody's enemy.''|affiliation=Independent}}'''Wastelanders''' are the independent survivors of the nuclear devastation - people who belong to no faction, answer to no flag, and make their living on the open Wasteland through skill, instinct, and personal code. They are the beating heart of every Fallout story: wanderers who walk into every situation without a predetermined role and walk out having shaped it.

No two Wastelanders are alike. Former raiders who went straight. Travelers heading somewhere better. Drifters who have been walking since before they can remember. What they share is a refusal to be defined by anyone else's war.

== Philosophy ==
<blockquote style="background:#111; border-left:4px solid #8a6a3a; margin:0.8em 2em; padding:0.6em 1em; color:#b09060; font-style:italic;">"There is no single Wastelander philosophy - that is the point. Independence and personal code are all that connects them. Some run by honor, others by caps, others by something harder to name. The Wasteland does not ask for justification. Only survival."</blockquote>

== Roles ==
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! style="background:#1a1208; color:#c8a060; padding:6px; width:22%;" |Role
! style="background:#1a1208; color:#c8a060; padding:6px;" |Description
! style="background:#1a1208; color:#c8a060; padding:6px; width:18%;" |Notes
|-
| style="color:#c8a060; font-weight:bold;" |Drifter
|You are nobody's soldier and nobody's enemy by default. Make alliances, take contracts, pursue your own goals - or make someone else's goals your own. You are the wildcard this round needs.
|Maximum freedom. No allegiance required.
|-
|'''Scavenger'''
|Explore, recover, and trade. You know what things are worth and where to look for them. The resources you bring back keep the local economy moving - and your own caps flowing.
|Exploration and trade specialist.
|-
|'''Wasteland Medic'''
|Provide medical care to anyone who needs it - for caps, for favors, or out of principle. Your neutrality is a strength: you can go where soldiers cannot and be trusted where guns would get the door slammed.
|Independent medical provider.
|}

== Relations ==
Wastelanders can work with or against any faction depending on personal goals and available caps. They are the wildcards of every round - their choices can shift the balance between factions in directions no one predicted. By server rules, every faction begins the round as 'neutral' to each other. The below table is purely for lore reference and shouldn't be an excuse to kill any member of any faction on sight.
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! style="background:#1a1208; color:#c8a060; padding:6px; width:22%;" |Faction
! style="background:#1a1208; color:#c8a060; padding:6px; width:15%;" |Standing
! style="background:#1a1208; color:#c8a060; padding:6px;" |Notes
|-
|[[Townsfolk]]
|Variable
|Towns are where Wastelanders trade, resupply, and find work. The relationship is transactional.
|-
|[[New California Republic|NCR]]
|Variable
|The NCR offers stability. Some Wastelanders appreciate that. Others see it as a leash.
|-
|[[Brotherhood of Steel]]
|Watchful
|The Brotherhood views Wastelanders as "ignorant" - a nuisance to be managed, not an enemy to be destroyed.
|-
|[[Caesar's Legion]]
|Dangerous
|Unaligned travelers in Legion territory are enslaved or killed.
|-
|[[Followers of the Apocalypse]]
|Friendly
|The Followers provide free medical care. Wastelanders are frequent patients.
|-
|[[Outlaws]]
|Variable
|Some Wastelanders were raiders once. Some still deal with them. The line is blurry.
|}
'''Note:''' Wastelanders are '''excluded''' from faction-wide [[Faction War|war enlistment]]. They may join a side individually via '''/warjoin''' but are never auto-drafted.{{FactionNav}}

Vault Dwellers

2026-06-03T07:14:06Z

Inkedmotherfly: /* Relations */ additional clarification with regards to server faction neutrality rules

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◈ Vault Dwellers ◈ Faction Dossier ◈ Vault-Tec ◈
</div>{{FactionInfobox|name=Vault Dwellers|color=#4a4aaa|status=Active - Emerged|location=Vault (Location Classified)<br>Wendover Region, Utah|leader=Overseer|ideology=Vault-Tec Protocols<br>Genetic Preservation|motto=''Prepared for the Future.''|affiliation=Vault-Tec Corporation (Pre-War)}}'''Vault Dwellers''' are survivors of Vault-Tec's underground shelters - sealed communities designed to protect a select population from nuclear annihilation. Equipped with Pip-Boys and Vault jumpsuits, they emerge into a world nothing could have prepared them for.

Every Vault was an experiment. Not every experiment was humane. What the Dwellers know - or don't know - about their Vault's true purpose shapes everything that follows.

== Core Mission ==
<blockquote style="background:#111; border-left:4px solid #4a4aaa; margin:0.8em 2em; padding:0.6em 1em; color:#8888cc; font-style:italic;">"To maintain optimal operational efficiency, preserve pure human genetics, and strictly execute all directives handed down by 'Management' to prepare for the eventual reclamation of the surface."</blockquote>

== Roles ==
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! style="background:#0a0a1e; color:#8888dd; padding:6px; width:22%;" |Role
! style="background:#0a0a1e; color:#8888dd; padding:6px;" |Description
! style="background:#0a0a1e; color:#8888dd; padding:6px; width:18%;" |Notes
|-
| style="color:#8888dd; font-weight:bold;" |Overseer
|Administer the Vault. You know something the others may not - the Vault's true purpose, if one exists. Decide whether to shield your people from that knowledge or lead them through it. If the door opens, you determine how your community meets the surface world.
|Vault command authority.
|-
|'''Vault Security'''
|Maintain order inside the Vault and protect it if the door opens. You enforce the Overseer's authority. How you use that authority - with justice or with fear - shapes what the Vault becomes.
|Internal law enforcement.
|-
|'''Vault Scientist'''
|Keep Vault systems running, conduct research, and provide medical care. You may hold critical information about the Vault's experiment - and that knowledge could save or destroy your community depending on what you choose to do with it.
|Technical and medical specialist.
|-
|'''Vault Dweller'''
|Live Vault life. Follow protocols, contribute to community work, and try to make sense of what is happening. If the door opens, every assumption you have about the world will be tested - starting immediately.
|General population.
|}

== The Vault ==
Vault-Tec built 122 known Vaults across the United States. Most were social experiments - controlled environments designed to test human behavior under extreme conditions. Some Vaults were benign. Others were not.

The Vault's systems - water purification, hydroponics, medical bays, the Pip-Boy network - are pre-war technology that the surface world has lost. This makes Vault Dwellers simultaneously invaluable and vulnerable: everyone wants what they have, and most Dwellers are not prepared for what the Wasteland demands.

== Relations ==
By server rules, every faction begins the round as 'neutral' to each other. The below table is purely for lore reference and shouldn't be an excuse to kill any member of any faction on sight.
{| class="wikitable" style="background:#141414; color:#d0d0d0; border:1px solid #4a4aaa; width:100%;"
! style="background:#0a0a1e; color:#8888dd; padding:6px; width:22%;" |Faction
! style="background:#0a0a1e; color:#8888dd; padding:6px; width:15%;" |Standing
! style="background:#0a0a1e; color:#8888dd; padding:6px;" |Notes
|-
|[[Brotherhood of Steel]]
|Curious / Suspicious
|The Brotherhood values Vault technology - Pip-Boys, reactors, pre-war data. ''"Tell me, Dweller. Is your Vault's reactor still operational?"''
|-
|[[New California Republic|NCR]]
|Welcoming
|The NCR sees Vault Dwellers as potential citizens and a source of pre-war knowledge.
|-
|[[Caesar's Legion]]
|Hostile
|The Legion views Vault Dwellers as soft, sheltered, and ripe for enslavement.
|-
|[[Townsfolk]]
|Friendly
|Towns are usually the first place Dwellers find after emerging. They are welcome - and pitied.
|-
|[[Followers of the Apocalypse]]
|Allied
|The Followers are eager to share knowledge with Dwellers and learn from their Vault's archives.
|-
|[[Outlaws]]
|Hostile
|A Vault Dweller in a clean jumpsuit with a Pip-Boy is a walking target for raiders.
|}
{{FactionNav}}

Currency

2026-06-03T07:09:41Z

Inkedmotherfly: links to factions

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◈ Currency ◈ Wasteland Economy ◈
</div>The Wasteland runs on trade, barter, and cold hard currency. Multiple forms of money circulate in the Wendover region - each backed by different powers and carrying different weight depending on who you are dealing with.

== Currency Types ==
{| class="wikitable" style="background:#141414; color:#d0d0d0; border:1px solid #aa8830; width:100%;"
! style="background:#1a1a0a; color:#ccaa44; padding:6px; width:18%;" |Currency
! style="background:#1a1a0a; color:#ccaa44; padding:6px;" |Description
! style="background:#1a1a0a; color:#ccaa44; padding:6px; width:14%;" |Value
! style="background:#1a1a0a; color:#ccaa44; padding:6px; width:18%;" |Denominations
|-
| style="color:#ccaa44; font-weight:bold;" |Bottlecaps
|The universal wasteland currency. Accepted everywhere, trusted by everyone. The standard unit of exchange.
|1 cap = 1 unit
|1, 10, 50, 100, 500
|-
|'''NCR Dollars'''
|Paper money issued by the [[New California Republic]]. Backed by the Republic's gold reserves - or what remains of them. Worth less than caps due to inflation and limited acceptance outside NCR territory.
|'''0.5''' per dollar
|10, 50, 100, 500
|-
| style="color:#ffcc44;" |'''Legion Aureus'''
|Gold coins minted by [[Caesar's Legion]]. Solid gold, universally recognized as valuable regardless of political opinion. One Aureus equals 10 Denarii.
|10× Denarius
|Individual coins
|-
|'''Legion Denarius'''
|Silver coins of the [[Caesar's Legion|Legion]]. The base denomination of Legion currency. Widely accepted as a medium of exchange even by factions hostile to the Legion - silver is silver.
|Base unit
|Individual coins
|-
|'''Pre-War Money'''
|Old-world paper currency. Worthless as legal tender but collected as a curiosity, used as kindling, or traded to those who value pre-war artifacts.
|Cosmetic / 1 per unit
|10, 50, 100, 500
|}

== Wallets ==
'''Wallets''' (belt or ID slot) can hold multiple currency types and keep your money organized. All items tagged as '''Currency''' are eligible for wallet storage.

Opening up your Character Tab (by default: C), you can also deposit bottlecaps which will save your hard-earned money '''across rounds'''. The bottlecaps you deposit in a round are only saved to your current character and doesn't function as a universal bank across all of your characters. Currently, this method of depositing only supports '''bottlecaps''', no other forms of currency.

== Economic Notes ==

* Bottlecaps are the '''default medium of exchange''' throughout the Wasteland
* NCR Dollars trade at '''half value''' - two dollars for one cap's worth of goods
* Legion currency is accepted widely due to its '''metal content''' (gold and silver), regardless of political alignment
* Pre-War Money has '''no standardized trade value''' - its worth depends entirely on who wants it

Currency

2026-06-03T07:05:47Z

Inkedmotherfly: /* Wallets */ explained the 'character tab bottlecap deposit' method.

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◈ Currency ◈ Wasteland Economy ◈
</div>The Wasteland runs on trade, barter, and cold hard currency. Multiple forms of money circulate in the Wendover region - each backed by different powers and carrying different weight depending on who you are dealing with.

== Currency Types ==
{| class="wikitable" style="background:#141414; color:#d0d0d0; border:1px solid #aa8830; width:100%;"
! style="background:#1a1a0a; color:#ccaa44; padding:6px; width:18%;" |Currency
! style="background:#1a1a0a; color:#ccaa44; padding:6px;" |Description
! style="background:#1a1a0a; color:#ccaa44; padding:6px; width:14%;" |Value
! style="background:#1a1a0a; color:#ccaa44; padding:6px; width:18%;" |Denominations
|-
| style="color:#ccaa44; font-weight:bold;" |Bottlecaps
|The universal wasteland currency. Accepted everywhere, trusted by everyone. The standard unit of exchange.
|1 cap = 1 unit
|1, 10, 50, 100, 500
|-
|'''NCR Dollars'''
|Paper money issued by the New California Republic. Backed by the Republic's gold reserves - or what remains of them. Worth less than caps due to inflation and limited acceptance outside NCR territory.
|'''0.5''' per dollar
|10, 50, 100, 500
|-
| style="color:#ffcc44;" |'''Legion Aureus'''
|Gold coins minted by Caesar's Legion. Solid gold, universally recognized as valuable regardless of political opinion. One Aureus equals 10 Denarii.
|10× Denarius
|Individual coins
|-
|'''Legion Denarius'''
|Silver coins of the Legion. The base denomination of Legion currency. Widely accepted as a medium of exchange even by factions hostile to the Legion - silver is silver.
|Base unit
|Individual coins
|-
|'''Pre-War Money'''
|Old-world paper currency. Worthless as legal tender but collected as a curiosity, used as kindling, or traded to those who value pre-war artifacts.
|Cosmetic / 1 per unit
|10, 50, 100, 500
|}

== Wallets ==
'''Wallets''' (belt or ID slot) can hold multiple currency types and keep your money organized. All items tagged as '''Currency''' are eligible for wallet storage.

Opening up your Character Tab (by default: C), you can also deposit bottlecaps which will save your hard-earned money '''across rounds'''. The bottlecaps you deposit in a round are only saved to your current character and doesn't function as a universal bank across all of your characters. Currently, this method of depositing only supports '''bottlecaps''', no other forms of currency.

== Economic Notes ==

* Bottlecaps are the '''default medium of exchange''' throughout the Wasteland
* NCR Dollars trade at '''half value''' - two dollars for one cap's worth of goods
* Legion currency is accepted widely due to its '''metal content''' (gold and silver), regardless of political alignment
* Pre-War Money has '''no standardized trade value''' - its worth depends entirely on who wants it

Townsfolk

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◈ Townsfolk ◈ Faction Dossier ◈ Civilian ◈
</div>{{FactionInfobox|name=Townsfolk|color=#8a7a50|status=Active - Established|location=Wendover, Utah<br>Oasis Settlement|leader=Mayor (Elected)|ideology=Community Survival<br>Neutral Commerce|motto=''Keep the gates open and the peace held.''|affiliation=Independent - Neutral}}The '''Townsfolk''' are the civilians, settlers, and laborers who form the backbone of Wasteland society. They are not soldiers - they are the people who keep settlements running: shopkeepers, doctors, mechanics, farmers, and the law enforcement that holds it all together.

Wendover's settlement - '''Oasis''' - is their home. Every other faction passes through it. What happens inside its walls is the Townsfolk's business.

== Core Mission ==
<blockquote style="background:#111; border-left:4px solid #8a7a50; margin:0.8em 2em; padding:0.6em 1em; color:#b0a070; font-style:italic;">"To provide a secure, neutral haven for trade, shelter, and survival, prioritizing the prosperity of our citizens and the strict enforcement of the peace, regardless of what colors you wear outside the gates."</blockquote>

== Roles ==
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! style="background:#1a1608; color:#c8b870; padding:6px; width:20%;" |Role
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| style="color:#c8b870; font-weight:bold;" |Mayor
|Lead Oasis. Coordinate with the Sheriff on security and negotiate with outside factions on behalf of your people. Every deal you make has consequences for every person in town.
|Town leadership. Final authority on civilian matters.
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|'''Sheriff'''
|Protect Oasis from threats internal and external. Manage your deputies, keep the peace, and work alongside the Mayor on anything that touches both law and politics.
|Law enforcement command.
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|'''Deputy'''
|Support the Sheriff. Enforce order, investigate problems, and step up when the Sheriff is unavailable. Your loyalty to the badge - and the people it's supposed to protect - defines what law means in Oasis.
|Requires Sheriff oversight.
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|'''Shopkeeper'''
|Stock and run the town's store. Trade with travelers, manage inventory, and keep the local economy moving. You may not carry a weapon to war, but caps talk - and yours talk loudly.
|Economic backbone of the settlement.
|-
|'''Mechanic'''
|Repair and maintain the settlement's critical equipment - weapons, armor, robots, and machinery. Craft new items for the town's defense or for sale to travelers. When something breaks, everyone comes to you.
|Engineering and crafting specialist.
|-
|'''Doctor'''
|Provide medical care to townsfolk and travelers. Charge for your services or give them freely - that is your call. Your skills will be needed before the round ends, regardless of how peacefully things start.
|Medical care provider.
|-
|'''Townsperson'''
|Work the land, tend animals, craft goods, and do what your town needs to stay alive. You are not a soldier - but the Wasteland has a way of making everyone a fighter eventually.
|General labor and community support.
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== Relations ==
By server rules, every faction begins the round as 'neutral' to each other. The below table is purely for lore reference and shouldn't be an excuse to kill any member of any faction on sight.
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! style="background:#1a1608; color:#c8b870; padding:6px; width:22%;" |Faction
! style="background:#1a1608; color:#c8b870; padding:6px; width:15%;" |Standing
! style="background:#1a1608; color:#c8b870; padding:6px;" |Notes
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|[[New California Republic|NCR]]
|Cooperative
|The NCR provides security presence. The town provides a trading post and staging area.
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|[[Brotherhood of Steel]]
|Cautious
|The Brotherhood is tolerated as long as they respect town neutrality. Their technology sweeps are disruptive.
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|[[Caesar's Legion]]
|Hostile
|The Legion views settled civilians as resources to be consumed. Towns are targets.
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|[[Followers of the Apocalypse]]
|Friendly
|Followers clinics are welcomed. Free medical care benefits the entire community.
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|[[Wastelanders]]
|Open
|Drifters and scavengers are welcome in town as long as they keep the peace.
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|[[Outlaws]]
|Hostile
|Raiders threaten the town's supplies, people, and peace.
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|[[Wasteland Tribes]]
|Variable
|Relations depend on the tribe's leadership and the Mayor's diplomacy.
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Main Page

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<div style="font-size:2em; letter-spacing:6px; text-transform:uppercase; color:#d4aa50; margin-bottom:0.3em;">☢ MISFITS NUCLEAR WASTELAND ☢</div>
<div style="color:#888; font-size:0.9em; letter-spacing:3px;">MISFITS SANCTUARY WIKI - WASTELAND OPERATIONS MANUAL</div>
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<div style="font-size:1.4em; font-weight:bold; color:#ff4444; letter-spacing:3px;">⚠ MANDATORY READING ⚠</div>
<div style="color:#cc9999; font-size:0.95em; margin:0.5em 0;">All players must read and follow the server rules before entering the Wasteland.</div>
<div style="margin-top:0.6em; font-size:1.2em;">[[Rules|☞ SERVER RULES — READ BEFORE PLAYING]]</div>
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== Getting Started ==

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=== Quick Links ===
* [[Rules|Server Rules]]
* [[Factions Overview|Factions Overview]]
* [[Survival Guide|Survival Guide]]
* [[Faction War|Faction War Rules]]

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=== New Player? ===
Start with [[Survival Basics|Survival Basics]] to learn the fundamentals. Then browse the [[Factions Overview|Factions Overview]] to pick a faction and read their guide.

Check the [[Currency|Currency]] page to understand how the Wasteland economy works, and [[Chems & Addiction|Chems & Addiction]] before you pop anything you find in a footlocker.

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== Factions ==

The Wasteland is defined by those who struggle to control it. Each faction has its own ideology, ranks, rules of engagement, and place in the hierarchy of power.

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<div style="color:#6A9FDF; font-size:1.05em; font-weight:bold; letter-spacing:2px; font-family:monospace;">⚙ BROTHERHOOD OF STEEL</div>
<div style="color:#8a9ab0; font-size:0.88em; margin-top:0.4em;">Techno-religious military order dedicated to preserving pre-war technology. Operates from fortified bunkers and patrols the Wasteland to recover lost relics.</div>
<div style="margin-top:0.6em;">[[Brotherhood of Steel|→ Full Dossier]]</div>

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<div style="color:#E8C830; font-size:1.05em; font-weight:bold; letter-spacing:2px; font-family:monospace;">★ NEW CALIFORNIA REPUBLIC</div>
<div style="color:#b0a070; font-size:0.88em; margin-top:0.4em;">The largest post-war democratic republic, built on trade and law. Fields a professional standing army and governs territories across the Mojave and beyond.</div>
<div style="margin-top:0.6em;">[[New California Republic|→ Full Dossier]]</div>

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<div style="color:#CC3333; font-size:1.05em; font-weight:bold; letter-spacing:2px; font-family:monospace;">⚐ CAESAR'S LEGION</div>
<div style="color:#a07070; font-size:0.88em; margin-top:0.4em;">A ruthless slaveholder empire modelled on ancient Rome. Condemns pre-war technology and rules by total discipline. Expanding conquest from the east.</div>
<div style="margin-top:0.6em;">[[Caesar's Legion|→ Full Dossier]]</div>

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<div style="color:#88cc44; font-size:1.05em; font-weight:bold; letter-spacing:2px; font-family:monospace;">☪ FOLLOWERS OF THE APOCALYPSE</div>
<div style="color:#7a9050; font-size:0.88em; margin-top:0.4em;">A pacifist organization of doctors, scientists, and scholars dedicated to preserving knowledge and healing the Wasteland. Neutral to most factions but opposed to war.</div>
<div style="margin-top:0.6em;">[[Followers of the Apocalypse|→ Full Dossier]]</div>

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<div style="color:#aaa; font-size:1.05em; font-weight:bold; letter-spacing:2px; font-family:monospace;">☼ TOWNSFOLK</div>
<div style="color:#808080; font-size:0.88em; margin-top:0.4em;">Civilians, settlers, and laborers who form the backbone of Wasteland society. Survive by working, trading, and staying out of faction crossfire.</div>
<div style="margin-top:0.6em;">[[Townsfolk|→ Full Dossier]]</div>

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<div style="color:#8888cc; font-size:1.05em; font-weight:bold; letter-spacing:2px; font-family:monospace;">☯ VAULT DWELLERS</div>
<div style="color:#8080a0; font-size:0.88em; margin-top:0.4em;">Survivors of Vault-Tec's underground shelters. Equipped with Pip-Boys and Vault jumpsuits - and often unprepared for how brutal the surface truly is.</div>
<div style="margin-top:0.6em;">[[Vault Dwellers|→ Full Dossier]]</div>

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<div style="color:#a07040; font-size:1.05em; font-weight:bold; letter-spacing:2px; font-family:monospace;">☪ WASTELANDERS</div>
<div style="color:#907060; font-size:0.88em; margin-top:0.4em;">Scavengers, drifters, and outcasts who live by their wits on the open road. No allegiance, no safety net - just the next meal and the next sunrise.</div>
<div style="margin-top:0.6em;">[[Wastelanders|→ Full Dossier]]</div>

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<div style="color:#80a850; font-size:1.05em; font-weight:bold; letter-spacing:2px; font-family:monospace;">☨ WASTELAND TRIBES</div>
<div style="color:#708050; font-size:0.88em; margin-top:0.4em;">Pre-civilization communities with their own customs and rituals. Distrustful of outsiders and deeply tied to the land they inhabit.</div>
<div style="margin-top:0.6em;">[[Wasteland Tribes|→ Full Dossier]]</div>

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<div style="color:#999; font-size:1.05em; font-weight:bold; letter-spacing:2px; font-family:monospace;">☷ MINOR FACTIONS</div>
<div style="color:#777; font-size:0.88em; margin-top:0.4em;">The Enclave and other smaller groups that shape the Wasteland from the margins.</div>
<div style="margin-top:0.6em;">[[Minor Factions|→ Full Dossier]]</div>

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<div style="color:#6abf4a; font-size:1.05em; font-weight:bold; letter-spacing:2px; font-family:monospace;">☠ OUTLAWS</div>
<div style="color:#508040; font-size:0.88em; margin-top:0.4em;">Raiders, bandits, and gang fighters who haunt the I-80 corridor. Khans, Jackals, Vipers, Gunners, and Fiends - each with their own methods. The Eighties have been here longer than anyone.</div>
<div style="margin-top:0.6em;">[[Outlaws|→ Full Dossier]]</div>

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<div style="color:#88aadd; font-size:1.05em; font-weight:bold; letter-spacing:2px; font-family:monospace;">⚙ SYNTHETICS</div>
<div style="color:#6688aa; font-size:0.88em; margin-top:0.4em;">Pre-war robotic units still operational in the Wendover region. Mr. Handy, Protectron, Assaultron, Sentry Bot, Robobrain - player-controlled chassis with integrated armament.</div>
<div style="margin-top:0.6em;">[[Synthetics|→ Full Dossier]]</div>

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<div style="color:#9ab84a; font-size:1.05em; font-weight:bold; letter-spacing:2px; font-family:monospace;">⚔ SUPER MUTANTS</div>
<div style="color:#7a8a3a; font-size:0.88em; margin-top:0.4em;">FEV-mutated humans of immense size and strength. Feared by most, trusted by few. 1.5× human scale, near-total radiation immunity, and centuries of lifespan.</div>
<div style="margin-top:0.6em;">[[Super Mutants|→ Full Dossier]]</div>

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== Gameplay & Mechanics ==

How the Wasteland works - from war declarations to wasteland pharmacology to the economy that keeps everyone fed or fighting.

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<div style="color:#dd6666; font-size:1.05em; font-weight:bold; letter-spacing:2px; font-family:monospace;">⚔ WAR SYSTEM</div>
<div style="color:#a05050; font-size:0.88em; margin-top:0.4em;">Formal war declarations between players. 30-minute cooldown, 5-minute pending phase, 30-minute active combat, auto-ceasefire. Commands: /war, /warjoin, /raid, /ceasefire.</div>
<div style="margin-top:0.6em;">[[Faction War|→ War System Guide]]</div>

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<div style="color:#cc77cc; font-size:1.05em; font-weight:bold; letter-spacing:2px; font-family:monospace;">☢ CHEMS & ADDICTION</div>
<div style="color:#9a5a8a; font-size:0.88em; margin-top:0.4em;">Combat drugs, medical items, and the addiction system. Jet, Psycho, Buffout, Turbo - effects, overdose thresholds, and what happens when withdrawal hits.</div>
<div style="margin-top:0.6em;">[[Chems & Addiction|→ Pharmacology Guide]]</div>

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<div style="color:#ccaa44; font-size:1.05em; font-weight:bold; letter-spacing:2px; font-family:monospace;">★ CURRENCY</div>
<div style="color:#9a8030; font-size:0.88em; margin-top:0.4em;">Bottlecaps, NCR Dollars, Legion Aureus, and Denarii - the currencies that keep the Wasteland economy turning. What they are worth and where they are accepted.</div>
<div style="margin-top:0.6em;">[[Currency|→ Economy Guide]]</div>

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== Crafting & Survival ==

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<div style="color:#c8a030; font-size:1.05em; font-weight:bold; letter-spacing:2px; font-family:monospace;">⚒ CRAFTING</div>

Everything produced, brewed, grown, built, or assembled in the Wasteland.

* [[Crafting|Crafting Hub]]
* [[Bartending|Bartending & Drinks]]
* [[Botany|Botany & Farming]]
* [[Cooking|Cooking & Food]]
* [[Crafting System|Blueprint Crafting]]
* [[Materials|Raw Materials]]
* [[Medicine Crafting|Medicine & Chems]]

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<div style="color:#70a850; font-size:1.05em; font-weight:bold; letter-spacing:2px; font-family:monospace;">☠ SURVIVAL</div>

Staying alive in a hostile Wasteland requires knowledge and preparation.

* [[Survival Guide|Survival Guide]]
* [[Survival Basics|Food, Water & Radiation]]

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== Weapons & Equipment ==

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<div style="color:#7090b0; font-size:1.05em; font-weight:bold; letter-spacing:2px; font-family:monospace;">⚔ WEAPONS & ARMAMENTS</div>

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'''Ranged'''
* [[Ranged Weapons|Overview]]
* [[Small Guns|Small Guns]]
* [[Big Guns|Big Guns]]

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'''Energy'''
* [[Laser Weapons|Laser Weapons]]
* [[Plasma Weapons|Plasma Weapons]]

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'''Melee'''
* [[Melee Weapons|Melee Overview]]
* [[One-Handed Melee|One-Handed]]
* [[Two-Handed Melee|Two-Handed]]

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'''Special'''
* [[Explosives|Explosives]]
* [[Other Weapons|Other Weapons]]

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<div style="color:#aaaa66; font-size:1.05em; font-weight:bold; letter-spacing:2px; font-family:monospace;">⚙ ARMOR</div>
<div style="color:#8a8a50; font-size:0.88em; margin-top:0.4em;">Power Armor, combat armor, faction-specific gear, and creature-sourced protection. Know what you are wearing before someone starts shooting.</div>
<div style="margin-top:0.6em;">[[Armor|→ Full Armor Guide]]</div>

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[[Category:Nuclear-14]]

New California Republic

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◈ New California Republic ◈ Salt Dogs Battalion ◈ Bonneville Station ◈
</div>{{FactionInfobox|name=New California Republic|color=#C8A200|status=Active - Forward Deployed|location=Bonneville Station, Nevada side<br>Wendover Bridge Corridor|leader=Major Blackhawk & Major Walker<br>Ranger DAGGER-02 (Intel)|ideology=Democratic Federalism<br>Rule of Law · Expansionism|motto=''Bear the Republic's burden''|affiliation=New California Republic}}The '''New California Republic''' (NCR) stands as a beacon of democracy and order in the wasteland - a federal presidential republic rooted in old values of democracy, personal freedom, and the sanctity of law. Founded by Aradesh and his daughter Tandi in Shady Sands, it is now led by President Aaron Kimball. The NCR's mission is to restore civilization, uplift infrastructure and economic frameworks, and foster peace. But the Republic is not devoid of flaws: it grapples with expansion, territorial disputes, wavering loyalties, and rising corruption.

== Bonneville Station ==

=== The Salt Dogs Battalion ===
The NCR's foothold east of Nevada is held by the '''Salt Dogs Battalion''', garrisoned at Bonneville Station on the Nevada side of the Wendover bridge. The Utah side is maintained as a forward checkpoint on rotation. The bridge itself is a permanent NCR asset - it does not change hands.

The battalion is commanded jointly by '''Major Blackhawk''' and '''Major Walker'''. Intelligence operations are coordinated by '''DAGGER-02''', a Ranger attached from regional command.

Wendover sits at the last real chokepoint before Utah opens into open wastes. I-80 runs through it. The salt trade runs through it. Whatever moves east or west in this region moves through Bonneville, and the Salt Dogs are there to make sure the NCR has a say in how it moves.

=== Strategic Context: DAGGER-02 Field Report ===
<blockquote style="background:#111; border-left:4px solid #C8A200; margin:0.8em 2em; padding:0.6em 1em; color:#c8b060; font-style:italic; font-family:serif;">"Station is established. Major Blackhawk and Major Walker are on the ground and operational.

I'll be plain: given the current situation back home, I'm not certain who is reading this or in what capacity anymore. I'm filing it anyway. That's the job.

We're here for I-80 and salt. Wendover is the last real chokepoint before Utah opens up. The salt funds the operation, which matters more now than it did when we were assigned here.

Nevada side of the bridge is home base. Utah side is a forward checkpoint on rotation. The bridge stays ours.

The Brotherhood has dug into the old airfield on the Utah side. They're not here by accident and they aren't telling us why. Nothing actionable yet. Legion presence has been noted in the region. Unknown which Legio, considering the civil war. Extent and intent unknown. Command should consider this when reviewing resupply prioritization.

- DAGGER-02, attached, Bonneville Station

Co-signed: Major Blackhawk, Major Walker - Salt Dogs Battalion, NCR"</blockquote>

== Laws ==
Dictated by the constitution of the Republic, every citizen of the NCR - civilian or military - must follow these laws.

It is a crime to '''take the life of another''', be it murder or manslaughter. These acts are harshly punished; depending on severity, punishment can reach execution. It is a crime to '''steal from another''' regardless of circumstances, punishable by prison with the possibility of parole.

=== Basic Rights ===
All citizens hold the following universal rights which may not be infringed upon:
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* The right to own personal property
* The right to freedom of expression, religion, and speech
* The right to self-defense
* The right to bear a sidearm and concealed carry inside NCR-controlled territories
* The right to enlist
* The right to an attorney
* The right to remain silent in cases of self-incrimination
* The right to a fair trial
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In the case of criminal arrest, all rights barring the right to remain silent, to a fair trial, and to an attorney are suspended.

=== Treason ===
All acts of treason are, in most cases, punishable by death. Includes: fraternizing with or providing information to an enemy of the state, terrorism, desertion, and dereliction of duty.

=== Fraudulent Activities ===
Punishable by prison or voluntary labor. Includes: money laundering, identity theft, falsification of reports or official documents, forgery of currency, and the sale/distribution of illicit substances (Jet, Psycho, Turbo).

== New California Republic Army (NCRA) ==
The defense forces of the Republic. The NCRA must tackle conflicts in a non-aggressive way - de-escalate first, deal with threats using the minimum force possible.<blockquote style="background:#111; border-left:4px solid #C8A200; margin:0.8em 2em; padding:0.6em 1em; color:#c8b060; font-style:italic;">"The mission of the NCR is to uphold the law in the region, as well as trying to gain anything valuable - trading with major powers or settlements, or obtaining resources from the area. Expansionism is allowed but only by diplomacy or to expel a threat. Keeping a good image of the Republic is key."</blockquote>

=== Basic Principles ===
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* Follow the rules of war and human rights
* Obey the chain of command
* While on duty, do not drink alcohol or gamble
* Treat prisoners with respect and dignity; field execution requires officer or High Command authorization
* Wear your uniform at all times. Dog tags and rank pins must always be visible
* Going off-duty requires chain-of-command approval; always ask command before stepping down
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'''Field Promotions''' are legal. An NCO may promote enlisted personnel; a CO may promote an NCO for exceptional service. Cannot promote between branches, nor skip from enlisted to officer.

=== Chain of Command ===
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| style="color:#ffd54f; font-weight:bold;" |Captain
|CO
|Command the NCR's local detachment. All military and diplomatic decisions run through you.
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|'''Lieutenant'''
|CO
|Second-in-command. Support the Captain, manage day-to-day operations, step into command when needed.
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|'''Medical Doctor'''
|CO (attached)
|Senior medical officer. Keep soldiers combat-capable; advise command on medical threats. Your skills are a diplomatic asset.
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|'''Sergeant First Class'''
|NCO
|Senior NCO of the detachment. Translate officer intent into enlisted action; enforce discipline; manage formation readiness.
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|'''Staff Sergeant'''
|NCO
|Senior squad leader. Lead troops in the field and coordinate with the Sergeant First Class.
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|'''Sergeant'''
|NCO
|Squad leader. Know your soldiers, execute direction, and make the right call when there is no time to ask.
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|'''Specialist'''
|Enlisted
|Trained specialist serving in combat, engineering, or medical roles. Pick your loadout to match the mission.
|-
|'''Private First Class'''
|Enlisted
|Experienced private. Proven reliable - better gear, more latitude, more trust from NCOs.
|-
|'''Private'''
|Enlisted
|Standard soldier. Enforce NCR authority, protect personnel and assets, and carry out orders.
|-
|'''Recruit'''
|Enlisted
|Newest enlistee. You are at the bottom of a long ladder. Follow orders, learn the ropes, avoid getting yourself or your squadmates killed.
|}

== New California Republic Rangers (NCRR) ==
The Rangers - originally descended from Pre-War Rangers - are the elite soldiers of the NCR. A volunteer special force renowned for survival, reconnaissance, scouting, sabotage, and martial arts. Their primary purpose is dealing with threats the regular NCRA cannot handle.

The Rangers are the living image of NCR ideals of liberty, justice, and freedom from tyrants, slavers, and raiders.

* A '''Ranger''' holds authority equivalent to a Sergeant.
* A '''Veteran Ranger''' holds authority equivalent to an Officer.
* Rangers operate with autonomy but cooperate with NCRA partners. They can give orders to the NCRA if no NCRA command is available.

== Crime and Punishment ==
Punishment in the NCR is divided between Non-Judicial and Judicial Punishment.

=== Non-Judicial Punishment (NJP) ===
For less severe offenses. Given by NCOs and Officers in the field. These punishments must best fit the severity of the offense and cannot be cruel or arbitrary.

* Reprimand · Forfeiture of Pay · Extra Duty · Diminished Rations
* Confinement to Base or Brig
* Loss of Rank (requires Captain or higher approval)

=== Judicial Punishment (JP) ===
Determined after court martial for major or capital offenses.

* Other Than Honorable Discharge · Dishonorable Discharge
* Execution via Firing Squad or Hanging
* Barred from Reenlistment

=== Court Martial ===
Requested by high-ranking members or the Military Police. Handles serious crimes between NCRA and NCRR. Non-military personnel are not sentenced to Court Martial - they receive a Civilian Court Trial. Court martials take time; they are not instantaneous.

== List of Offenses ==
(Category Key: MR - Misdemeanor | MO - Major Offense | CO - Capital Offense)
{| class="wikitable" style="background:#141414; color:#d0d0d0; border:1px solid #C8A200; width:100%; font-size:0.9em;"
! style="background:#292000; color:#ffd54f; padding:5px;" |Offense
! style="background:#292000; color:#ffd54f; padding:5px; width:7%;" |Category
! style="background:#292000; color:#ffd54f; padding:5px;" |Description
! style="background:#292000; color:#ffd54f; padding:5px; width:22%;" |Punishment
|-
|Assault, Verbal
|MR
|Threatening to use physical force against a person.
|Brig (5 min)
|-
|Hooliganism
|MR
|Loud yelling on comms after being warned, throwing garbage, breaking windows.
|Brig (5 min)
|-
|Insubordination, Minor
|MR
|Disobeying a lawful order; undermining authority without inciting mutiny.
|Brig (10 min)
|-
|Failure of Proper Conduct
|MR
|Poor grooming, improper uniform, friendly fire, public misconduct.
|Situational; brig (5–10 min)
|-
|Neglect of Duty
|MR
|Careless or intentional failure to perform official duties.
|Loss of rank; brig (10 min)
|-
|Substance Abuse (legal)
|MR
|Use of permitted substances (Med-X) while on-duty without medical authorization.
|NJP (10 min)
|-
|AWOL
|MR
|Abandoning post without authorization, with intention to return.
|Situational; loss of rank, dismissal (10–20 min)
|-
|Drug Trafficking (legal)
|MR
|Selling alcohol on-duty.
|NJP (10 min)
|-
|Assault, Physical
|MR–MO
|Attacking with body only (MR); use of weapons escalates to MO.
|Body: brig (10 min). Weapons: loss of rank (20 min)
|-
|Substance Abuse (illegal)
|MR–MO
|Use of Jet, Psycho, etc. even off-duty. Send to medbay.
|Loss of rank (20 min)
|-
|Drug Trafficking (illegal)
|MR–MO–CO
|Selling Jet, Psycho, etc. Can escalate to CO for repeat offenses.
|Demotion; can reach life imprisonment
|-
|Fraternization
|MO
|Undue relationship between enlisted/NCO and a Commissioned Officer.
|Dismissal or loss of rank (20 min)
|-
|Manslaughter
|MO
|Unintentional death through negligence.
|Dismissal or loss of rank (until next shift)
|-
|Abandonment of Duty
|MO
|Willingly failing to report to assigned post.
|Loss of rank (20 min)
|-
|Assaulting/Disobeying an Officer
|MO
|Disobeying lawful order from an Officer, or physically assaulting one.
|Dismissal or loss of rank (20 min or until next shift)
|-
|Sedition
|MO
|Conspiring or openly opposing rightful authorities and the rule of law.
|Dismissal or loss of rank (until next shift)
|-
|Desertion
|MO
|Willingly abandoning post with no intention of return.
|Execution or life imprisonment (until next shift)
|-
|Fraternization with Enemy
|MO
|Cooperating with any enemy of the NCR. Escalates to CO if an ongoing relationship exists.
|Execution or life imprisonment (until next shift)
|-
|Insubordination, Major
|MO–CO
|Disobeying orders, resulting in mutiny, NCR casualties, or desertion in force.
|Dismissal (until next shift); escalates to CO if it triggers a shootout
|-
|Use of Mercenaries
|CO
|Paying civilians or non-NCR personnel to fight for the NCR.
|Execution or life imprisonment (until next shift)
|-
|Treason
|CO
|Giving shelter or aid to enemies of the NCR, or working against the NCR while owing it allegiance.
|Execution or life imprisonment (until next shift)
|-
|Murder
|CO
|Intentionally killing a person, with or without forethought.
|Execution or life imprisonment (until next shift)
|-
|Sabotage
|CO
|Hindering military operations; destroying NCR equipment, comms, medication, or weapons.
|Execution or life imprisonment (until next shift)
|-
|Cannibalism
|CO
|Willingly and knowingly consuming a human, ghoul, or sapient mutant.
|Execution or life imprisonment (until next shift)
|}
'''Modifiers:''' Aggravating factors (repeating an offense, refusing to cooperate) make punishment harsher. Mitigating factors (surrendering, cooperating) make it less harsh.

== Dress Code ==
All on-duty personnel must be in full uniform during all NCR operations. Cadets cannot modify their issued loadout. Upon reaching NCO rank, soldiers may wear non-NCR apparel (cowboy hats, bandanas), provided they remain identifiable as NCR personnel.

=== Hair Regulations ===
Hair must be well-groomed, natural color, cut no further than the shoulders or tied back, and fit underneath a helmet. Helmets may be removed indoors when appropriate.

=== Weapon Regulations ===
Low-ranking troopers use weapons issued at shift start and may not change them without authorization. Weapons manufactured by other factions are '''strictly forbidden''' and will be held in the armory until repurposed. High-quality weapons are distributed by logistics to where they are needed.

== Criminals and Prisoners of War ==

=== Criminals ===
Individuals not part of any faction who have broken NCR laws, committed crimes against NCR citizens or personnel, or undermined NCR operations. Criminals are protected under NCR laws - they must be treated humanely, provided with food, clothing, and shelter, and may not be abused while non-resisting. Non-lethal methods are authorized if they attempt to escape.

=== Prisoners of War (POWs) ===
Individuals who are part of a faction currently at war with the NCR. POWs are protected under NCR laws and must be treated humanely. They are '''not''' to be used for tactical purposes (e.g. planning an ambush), nor traded, exchanged, or released without High Command authorization. Anyone releasing a POW without authorization is charged with Sedition or Treason.{{FactionNav}}

Faction War

2026-06-02T21:03:17Z

Inkedmotherfly:

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◈ War ◈ Declaration & Engagement System ◈
</div>The '''War''' system allows players to formally declare war on each other during a round. Wars are structured - they have a lead-up, a duration, and an end. They are not free-for-all deathmatches. They are organized conflicts with rules, commands, and consequences.

== War-Capable ==
Any player can declare war on any other player, with a few additional rules:

* To declare war, both sides must have an identifiable '''Leader'''. This is who your conflict centers around and who has the responsibility of orchestrating your side of the war.
* If your Leader is killed, the opposition can send a ceasefire that '''will auto-accept itself after''' '''5 minutes'''. (Ceasefires open the war GUI on the receivers side to help see it)
* Declaring war does not mean you have permission to enter or break the oppositions base/territory. For that you will need Raid permissions.

This means that players can:

* Declare a Civil War on each other, should your current commander of your faction be sub-par.
* Engage in smaller, but still formal and structured, conflicts including Wastelander Vs Wastelander wars.
* Resolve a potentially costly and uneven war by securing the opposition's Leader and sending an immediate ceasefire.

Every member of the [[New California Republic|NCR]], [[Caesar's Legion|Legion]], [[Brotherhood of Steel]], [[Wasteland Tribes|Yuma Tribal]], [[Vault Dwellers|Vault]], and [[Minor Factions|Enclave]] all auto-join whatever war they're involved with.

'''Note:''' Rangers are aliased to NCR - a war declaration against NCR includes Rangers automatically.

== Raids ==
Raids are a last resort to solve a conflict.

A raid, as defined by server rules: "Is an organized, hostile occupation by one faction/player(s) into the '''primary base''' of another faction with the explicit intent to accomplish a specific objective. Raids are not random acts of violence or casual skirmishes they are deliberate operations that carry significant roleplay weight and consequences for both parties involved."

As such- '''Declaring war does not mean you can enter or break a faction's base/territory''', for that, you will need permission to Raid.

Raids can only be declared after a Leader has declared /war. After which, the opposition will accept or deny the request. If accepted, you are free to invade enemy bases and territories. If denied, the attacking party must leave or speak with an Admin if you believe the Raid is articulate and necessary.

Even if accepted, Raids are not an excuse to completely wipe out a faction, maintain server rules and '''prioritize revival or capture'''.

Raid perms are not necessary if you are being escorted through a factions base/territory by member of said faction.

== Timeline ==
{| class="wikitable" style="background:#141414; color:#d0d0d0; border:1px solid #aa3333; width:100%;"
! style="background:#1a0a0a; color:#dd6666; padding:6px; width:24%;" |Phase
! style="background:#1a0a0a; color:#dd6666; padding:6px; width:14%;" |Duration
! style="background:#1a0a0a; color:#dd6666; padding:6px;" |Description
|-
| style="color:#dd6666; font-weight:bold;" |Round-Start Cooldown
|'''30 minutes'''
|War declarations are locked for the first 30 minutes of every round. This gives factions time to set up, staff their positions, and establish themselves before conflict begins.
|-
|'''Pending Phase'''
|'''5 minutes'''
|After a war is declared, both sides have a 5-minute preparation window. During this phase, un-involved players may use '''/warjoin''' to opt into the conflict. Players involved in a faction auto-join the conflict. Once the pending phase ends, the war goes active.
|-
|'''Active War'''
|'''30 minutes'''
|Combat is authorized between the warring sides. The war runs for a maximum of 30 minutes before an automatic ceasefire is triggered.
|-
|'''Post-War Cooldown'''
|'''10 minutes'''
|After a war ends (by ceasefire or timeout), both sides enter a 10-minute cooldown before they can declare war on anyone again.
|}

== Commands ==
{| class="wikitable" style="background:#141414; color:#d0d0d0; border:1px solid #aa3333; width:100%;"
! style="background:#1a0a0a; color:#dd6666; padding:6px; width:30%;" |Command
! style="background:#1a0a0a; color:#dd6666; padding:6px;" |Description
! style="background:#1a0a0a; color:#dd6666; padding:6px; width:22%;" |Who Can Use It
|-
| style="font-family:monospace; color:#ff9999;" |/war <player> <reason>
|Declare war on another player. The reason (''casus belli'') must be at least '''5 words''' long.
|Anyone!
|-
| style="font-family:monospace; color:#ff9999;" |/warjoin
|Join a pending war during the 5-minute preparation phase.
|Any member of an un-involved faction. (Members of an involved faction automatically join a war)
|-
| style="font-family:monospace; color:#ff9999;" |/raid
|Raids must have a good roleplay reason and be articulated as such (try for at least 5 words long). '''Raids are last resorts to solve conflict'''- If denied or no response is given, the attacking party must leave or Ahelp if you think the raid request is still valid, but the opposition denied it.
|Leaders, during a war.
|-
| style="font-family:monospace; color:#ff9999;" |/ceasefire <player>
|End an active war early by mutual agreement.
|Leaders of a war.
|}

=== Admin Commands ===
{| class="wikitable" style="background:#141414; color:#d0d0d0; border:1px solid #aa3333; width:100%;"
! style="background:#1a0a0a; color:#dd6666; padding:6px; width:30%;" |Command
! style="background:#1a0a0a; color:#dd6666; padding:6px;" |Description
|-
| style="font-family:monospace; color:#ff9999;" |/warend <aggressor> <target>
|Force-end a war between two factions.
|-
| style="font-family:monospace; color:#ff9999;" |/forcewar <aggressor> <target> [reason]
|Force-start a war, bypassing cooldowns and rank requirements.
|}

== Rules ==

* '''One war per faction at a time''' - a faction cannot be involved in two simultaneous wars.
* '''Only the Leader''' may declare war or issue a ceasefire.
* '''Casus belli is mandatory''' - you must state a reason for war, and it must be at least 5 words.
* '''Auto-ceasefire''' triggers after 30 minutes of active combat regardless of the battlefield situation.
* Wars are '''broadcast server-wide''' - all players see war declarations, pending phases, and ceasefires.

Townsfolk

2026-06-02T20:50:09Z

Inkedmotherfly: /* Relations */ additional clarification with regards to server faction neutrality rules

Faction War

2026-06-02T20:45:56Z

Inkedmotherfly: /* Raids */ additional clarification

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◈ War ◈ Declaration & Engagement System ◈
</div>The '''War''' system allows players to formally declare war on each other during a round. Wars are structured - they have a lead-up, a duration, and an end. They are not free-for-all deathmatches. They are organized conflicts with rules, commands, and consequences.

== War-Capable ==
Any player can declare war on any other player, with a few additional rules:

* To declare war, both sides must have an identifiable '''Leader'''. This is who your conflict centers around and who has the responsibility of orchestrating your side of the war.
* If your Leader is killed, the opposition can send a ceasefire that '''will auto-accept itself after''' '''5 minutes'''. (Ceasefires open the war GUI on the receivers side to help see it)
* Declaring war does not mean you have permission to enter the oppositions base/territory. For that you will need Raid permissions.

This means that players can:

* Declare a Civil War on each other, should your current commander of your faction be sub-par.
* Engage in smaller, but still formal and structured, conflicts including Wastelander Vs Wastelander wars.
* Resolve a potentially costly and uneven war by securing the opposition's Leader and sending an immediate ceasefire.

Every member of the [[New California Republic|NCR]], [[Caesar's Legion|Legion]], [[Brotherhood of Steel]], [[Wasteland Tribes|Yuma Tribal]], [[Vault Dwellers|Vault]], and [[Minor Factions|Enclave]] all auto-join whatever war they're involved with.

'''Note:''' Rangers are aliased to NCR - a war declaration against NCR includes Rangers automatically.

== Raids ==
Raids are a last resort to solve a conflict.

A raid, as defined by server rules: "Is an organized, hostile occupation by one faction/player(s) into the '''primary base''' of another faction with the explicit intent to accomplish a specific objective. Raids are not random acts of violence or casual skirmishes they are deliberate operations that carry significant roleplay weight and consequences for both parties involved."

As such- '''Declaring war does not mean you can enter or break a faction's base/territory''', for that, you will need permission to Raid.

Raids can only be declared after a Leader has declared /war. After which, the opposition will accept or deny the request. If accepted, you are free to invade enemy bases and territories. If denied, the attacking party must leave or speak with an Admin if you believe the Raid is articulate and necessary.

Even if accepted, Raids are not an excuse to completely wipe out a faction, maintain server rules and '''prioritize revival or capture'''.

Raid perms are not necessary if you are being escorted through a factions base/territory by member of said faction.

== Timeline ==
{| class="wikitable" style="background:#141414; color:#d0d0d0; border:1px solid #aa3333; width:100%;"
! style="background:#1a0a0a; color:#dd6666; padding:6px; width:24%;" |Phase
! style="background:#1a0a0a; color:#dd6666; padding:6px; width:14%;" |Duration
! style="background:#1a0a0a; color:#dd6666; padding:6px;" |Description
|-
| style="color:#dd6666; font-weight:bold;" |Round-Start Cooldown
|'''30 minutes'''
|War declarations are locked for the first 30 minutes of every round. This gives factions time to set up, staff their positions, and establish themselves before conflict begins.
|-
|'''Pending Phase'''
|'''5 minutes'''
|After a war is declared, both sides have a 5-minute preparation window. During this phase, un-involved players may use '''/warjoin''' to opt into the conflict. Players involved in a faction auto-join the conflict. Once the pending phase ends, the war goes active.
|-
|'''Active War'''
|'''30 minutes'''
|Combat is authorized between the warring sides. The war runs for a maximum of 30 minutes before an automatic ceasefire is triggered.
|-
|'''Post-War Cooldown'''
|'''10 minutes'''
|After a war ends (by ceasefire or timeout), both sides enter a 10-minute cooldown before they can declare war on anyone again.
|}

== Commands ==
{| class="wikitable" style="background:#141414; color:#d0d0d0; border:1px solid #aa3333; width:100%;"
! style="background:#1a0a0a; color:#dd6666; padding:6px; width:30%;" |Command
! style="background:#1a0a0a; color:#dd6666; padding:6px;" |Description
! style="background:#1a0a0a; color:#dd6666; padding:6px; width:22%;" |Who Can Use It
|-
| style="font-family:monospace; color:#ff9999;" |/war <player> <reason>
|Declare war on another player. The reason (''casus belli'') must be at least '''5 words''' long.
|Anyone!
|-
| style="font-family:monospace; color:#ff9999;" |/warjoin
|Join a pending war during the 5-minute preparation phase.
|Any member of an un-involved faction. (Members of an involved faction automatically join a war)
|-
| style="font-family:monospace; color:#ff9999;" |/raid
|Raids must have a good roleplay reason and be articulated as such (try for at least 5 words long). '''Raids are last resorts to solve conflict'''- If denied or no response is given, the attacking party must leave or Ahelp if you think the raid request is still valid, but the opposition denied it.
|Leaders, during a war.
|-
| style="font-family:monospace; color:#ff9999;" |/ceasefire <player>
|End an active war early by mutual agreement.
|Leaders of a war.
|}

=== Admin Commands ===
{| class="wikitable" style="background:#141414; color:#d0d0d0; border:1px solid #aa3333; width:100%;"
! style="background:#1a0a0a; color:#dd6666; padding:6px; width:30%;" |Command
! style="background:#1a0a0a; color:#dd6666; padding:6px;" |Description
|-
| style="font-family:monospace; color:#ff9999;" |/warend <aggressor> <target>
|Force-end a war between two factions.
|-
| style="font-family:monospace; color:#ff9999;" |/forcewar <aggressor> <target> [reason]
|Force-start a war, bypassing cooldowns and rank requirements.
|}

== Rules ==

* '''One war per faction at a time''' - a faction cannot be involved in two simultaneous wars.
* '''Only the Leader''' may declare war or issue a ceasefire.
* '''Casus belli is mandatory''' - you must state a reason for war, and it must be at least 5 words.
* '''Auto-ceasefire''' triggers after 30 minutes of active combat regardless of the battlefield situation.
* Wars are '''broadcast server-wide''' - all players see war declarations, pending phases, and ceasefires.

Faction War

2026-06-02T20:27:26Z

Inkedmotherfly: Updated the war page to fit the overhaul of the current player vs player war system- as well as adding rules and definitions for raids.

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◈ War ◈ Declaration & Engagement System ◈
</div>The '''War''' system allows players to formally declare war on each other during a round. Wars are structured - they have a lead-up, a duration, and an end. They are not free-for-all deathmatches. They are organized conflicts with rules, commands, and consequences.

== War-Capable ==
Any player can declare war on any other player, with a few additional rules:

* To declare war, both sides must have an identifiable '''Leader'''. This is who your conflict centers around and who has the responsibility of orchestrating your side of the war.
* If your Leader is killed, the opposition can send a ceasefire that '''will auto-accept itself after''' '''5 minutes'''. (Ceasefires open the war GUI on the receivers side to help see it)
* Declaring war does not mean you have permission to enter the oppositions base/territory. For that you will need Raid permissions.

This means that players can:

* Declare a Civil War on each other, should your current commander of your faction be sub-par.
* Engage in smaller, but still formal and structured, conflicts including Wastelander Vs Wastelander wars.
* Resolve a potentially costly and uneven war by securing the opposition's Leader and sending an immediate ceasefire.

Every member of the [[New California Republic|NCR]], [[Caesar's Legion|Legion]], [[Brotherhood of Steel]], [[Wasteland Tribes|Yuma Tribal]], [[Vault Dwellers|Vault]], and [[Minor Factions|Enclave]] all auto-join whatever war they're involved with.

'''Note:''' Rangers are aliased to NCR - a war declaration against NCR includes Rangers automatically.

== Raids ==
Raids are a last resort to solve a conflict.

A raid, as defined by server rules: "Is an organized, hostile occupation by one faction/player(s) into the '''primary base''' of another faction with the explicit intent to accomplish a specific objective. Raids are not random acts of violence or casual skirmishes they are deliberate operations that carry significant roleplay weight and consequences for both parties involved."

As such- '''Declaring war does not mean you can enter a faction's base/territory''', for that, you will need permission to Raid.

Raids can only be declared after a Leader has declared /war. After which, the opposition will accept or deny the request. If accepted, you are free to invade enemy bases and territories. If denied, the attacking party must leave or speak with an Admin if you believe the Raid is articulate and necessary.

Even if accepted, Raids are not an excuse to completely wipe out a faction, maintain server rules and '''prioritize revival or capture'''.

== Timeline ==
{| class="wikitable" style="background:#141414; color:#d0d0d0; border:1px solid #aa3333; width:100%;"
! style="background:#1a0a0a; color:#dd6666; padding:6px; width:24%;" |Phase
! style="background:#1a0a0a; color:#dd6666; padding:6px; width:14%;" |Duration
! style="background:#1a0a0a; color:#dd6666; padding:6px;" |Description
|-
| style="color:#dd6666; font-weight:bold;" |Round-Start Cooldown
|'''30 minutes'''
|War declarations are locked for the first 30 minutes of every round. This gives factions time to set up, staff their positions, and establish themselves before conflict begins.
|-
|'''Pending Phase'''
|'''5 minutes'''
|After a war is declared, both sides have a 5-minute preparation window. During this phase, un-involved players may use '''/warjoin''' to opt into the conflict. Players involved in a faction auto-join the conflict. Once the pending phase ends, the war goes active.
|-
|'''Active War'''
|'''30 minutes'''
|Combat is authorized between the warring sides. The war runs for a maximum of 30 minutes before an automatic ceasefire is triggered.
|-
|'''Post-War Cooldown'''
|'''10 minutes'''
|After a war ends (by ceasefire or timeout), both sides enter a 10-minute cooldown before they can declare war on anyone again.
|}

== Commands ==
{| class="wikitable" style="background:#141414; color:#d0d0d0; border:1px solid #aa3333; width:100%;"
! style="background:#1a0a0a; color:#dd6666; padding:6px; width:30%;" |Command
! style="background:#1a0a0a; color:#dd6666; padding:6px;" |Description
! style="background:#1a0a0a; color:#dd6666; padding:6px; width:22%;" |Who Can Use It
|-
| style="font-family:monospace; color:#ff9999;" |/war <player> <reason>
|Declare war on another player. The reason (''casus belli'') must be at least '''5 words''' long.
|Anyone!
|-
| style="font-family:monospace; color:#ff9999;" |/warjoin
|Join a pending war during the 5-minute preparation phase.
|Any member of an un-involved faction. (Members of an involved faction automatically join a war)
|-
| style="font-family:monospace; color:#ff9999;" |/raid
|Raids must have a good roleplay reason and be articulated as such (try for at least 5 words long). '''Raids are last resorts to solve conflict'''- If denied or no response is given, the attacking party must leave or Ahelp if you think the raid request is still valid, but the opposition denied it.
|Leaders, during a war.
|-
| style="font-family:monospace; color:#ff9999;" |/ceasefire <player>
|End an active war early by mutual agreement.
|Leaders of a war.
|}

=== Admin Commands ===
{| class="wikitable" style="background:#141414; color:#d0d0d0; border:1px solid #aa3333; width:100%;"
! style="background:#1a0a0a; color:#dd6666; padding:6px; width:30%;" |Command
! style="background:#1a0a0a; color:#dd6666; padding:6px;" |Description
|-
| style="font-family:monospace; color:#ff9999;" |/warend <aggressor> <target>
|Force-end a war between two factions.
|-
| style="font-family:monospace; color:#ff9999;" |/forcewar <aggressor> <target> [reason]
|Force-start a war, bypassing cooldowns and rank requirements.
|}

== Rules ==

* '''One war per faction at a time''' - a faction cannot be involved in two simultaneous wars.
* '''Only the Leader''' may declare war or issue a ceasefire.
* '''Casus belli is mandatory''' - you must state a reason for war, and it must be at least 5 words.
* '''Auto-ceasefire''' triggers after 30 minutes of active combat regardless of the battlefield situation.
* Wars are '''broadcast server-wide''' - all players see war declarations, pending phases, and ceasefires.