Server Rules
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AnonRealm is for everyone to enjoy, on Java and Bedrock. These are the same rules you see with /rules in game.
The rules#
- 1Be respectful: no harassment, hate speech, threats or doxxing (sharing someone's private details).
- 2No cheating on Java or Bedrock: no hacked clients, x-ray (seeing ores through blocks), auto-clickers or macros. Found a bug? Report it, don't use it.
- 3No griefing or stealing builds in the wild (land outside anyone's base). Bases are protected; don't try to get around it.
- 4No spam, and no advertising other servers.
- 5PvP is allowed in the wild. If someone has put a bounty (a cash reward) on you, logging out in a fight counts as a death.
- 6One account per person for rewards, quests and referrals: no alts (second accounts) to farm them.
- 7No real-money trading: don't buy or sell items, money, bases or accounts for real money or anything outside the game. Memberships will only ever be sold at anonrealm.com.
- 8Use /report <player> <what happened> to flag a problem. You can appeal a punishment once; the decision after an appeal is final.
They're part of our Terms of Service.
Reporting a player#
In game, type /report followed by the player's name and what happened, or just /report to open the report screen. Your report saves where you were and the recent public chat between you and that player, so you don't need screenshots for chat. You'll get a message when it has been dealt with.
What happens when rules are broken#
- Small or first problems (spam, rude chat)
- A warning or a short mute
- Repeated or serious problems
- Longer mutes or a temporary ban
- Cheating, doxxing, threats, real-money trading
- Can be a permanent ban, even the first time
- Griefing
- Treated like any other problem, and we restore the build where we can
Appeals#
Think a mute or ban was a mistake? Email anonrealm404@gmail.com. Younger players can ask a parent or guardian to send it.
Include your Minecraft name, whether you play Java or Bedrock, the date, and the message you saw when you were muted or banned. We usually reply within a few days. Each case is looked at once more, and that decision is final.