Rules and fair play on ChoiceCraft

ChoiceCraft expects players to follow the rules posted in its official Discord and in game. This player wiki does not currently contain a complete rules list or punishment schedule, so PigBot cannot declare an undocumented action allowed, forbidden, or worth exactly fourteen minutes in the naughty corner.

When a posted rule and an automated answer disagree, the posted rule and a staff member win. Use /ticket open with the Question or closest category when a rule is unclear.

Where can I find the current ChoiceCraft rules?

Read the rules and information channels in the official ChoiceCraft Discord, plus any rules shown in game. Rules can change, and a Discord post maintained by staff is more current than an old screenshot, a friend's memory, or an automated answer assembled from a stale wiki excerpt.

PigBot can explain a rule only when that rule has been written into the player wiki. If /ask cannot find it, or its answer conflicts with an official post, open /ticket open and choose Question. Silence in the wiki is not permission; it is merely the documentation equivalent of somebody leaving the cupboard bare.

How many rules are there, and can PigBot list them all?

PigBot will not give you a count or a full list, and that is deliberate rather than a gap.

The rules are numbered, and PigBot can quote an individual rule when you ask about the thing it covers — ask "is griefing allowed?" and it will find the rule that answers it. What it cannot do is tell you how many there are in total, or recite every one in order, because it answers by searching for the parts relevant to your question rather than by holding the whole list.

If it guessed at a total it would sooner or later give you a confident wrong number, and a rules list that is quietly missing an entry is worse than no list. So it declines instead.

For the complete list, read the rules channel in the official ChoiceCraft Discord. That is the only place the full set is maintained, and it is current in a way an automated answer cannot promise to be.

Can I ask PigBot about a specific rule?

Yes, and that is what it is good at. Describe the situation rather than naming a number — "am I allowed to raid someone's base?" works far better than "what does rule 4 say?", because PigBot searches by meaning and a rule's number is not part of what it is about.

If the answer it gives conflicts with a posted rule, the posted rule wins and the answer is out of date. Tell a staff member so it gets fixed, and open /ticket open with the Question category if you need a decision you can rely on.

Is griefing, stealing, or taking from another player allowed?

The player wiki does not publish a complete griefing or theft rule. It does document protections: Survival land claims restrict building, breaking, containers, animals, explosions, and other interactions unless the owner grants trust. Being technically able to reach something does not prove staff intended it to be fair game.

If your build was griefed or items were stolen, use /ticket open, choose Griefing or stolen items, select the server, and include the time, coordinates, Minecraft names, and what changed or disappeared. Avoid rebuilding first so staff can examine the original area instead of the exciting sequel.

Am I allowed to raid another player or their base?

PigBot cannot tell you that raiding players is allowed. The player wiki does not document permission to raid another player's base, island, claim, storage, or property. Being able to enter an unclaimed or unprotected build is not permission to break it, loot or steal items, kill animals, set traps, or damage it.

Here, raiding a player means attacking or looting somebody's build. That is different from starting Minecraft's village-raid event, which is a game mechanic. On Survival, land claims are specifically designed to stop other players building, breaking, opening containers, harming animals, or causing explosions without the owner's trust. PvP is off across the ChoiceCraft network.

Before doing anything another player could reasonably call raiding, check the current rules posted in the official ChoiceCraft Discord or ask staff with /ticket open under Question. If your own base was raided, griefed, looted, or robbed, choose Griefing or stolen items and include the server, time, coordinates, Minecraft names, and what was damaged or taken.

Are scams or dishonest trades allowed?

This wiki does not define a scam rule or its penalties. Use the server's secure /trade <player> flow for item exchanges, check every item and coin amount, and confirm only when the offer is correct. Changing an offer resets confirmations so both people must approve the new version.

If a player deceived you, open /ticket open with the closest category and include the server, time, player names, agreed deal, and useful screenshots. Do not conduct a public trial in chat. Discord has many features; due process by emoji is not one of the better ones.

Is harassment, bullying, spam, or advertising allowed?

The player wiki does not publish a complete chat rule or punishment schedule, so PigBot cannot authorize harassment, bullying, threats, slurs, chat flooding, repeated spam, mass mentions, Discord invite links, or advertising another server or server IP. A message passing an automated filter does not make it allowed.

Check the current rules posted in the official ChoiceCraft Discord and in game. Report harassment, abusive messages, spam, or advertising privately with /ticket open under the closest category. Include Minecraft names, message links, screenshots, the channel or server, and the approximate time; do not answer abuse with more abuse or turn a report into a public argument.

Can I use X-ray, a hacked client, cheats, macros, or client mods?

PigBot cannot approve an X-ray or xray mod, hacked client, cheat client, autoclicker, macro, minimap, performance mod, or other client modification because the player wiki does not contain a complete allowed-client policy. Silence is not approval, especially for anything that automates play or reveals information an ordinary client would not have.

Check the current official rules or ask staff with /ticket open under Question before relying on a mod. Report a suspected cheat or exploit privately under Bug report or the closest category. Do not publish instructions or keep testing a questionable tool on the live server while waiting for an answer.

Are exploits, duplication glitches, or dupes allowed?

The player wiki does not grant permission to use exploits, duplication glitches, dupes, unintended mechanics, or bugs for an advantage. If something appears to duplicate items, bypass protection, create money, or avoid a limit, stop using it and report it privately with /ticket open under Bug report or the closest category.

Include what you did, what happened, the server, approximate time, and enough detail for staff to reproduce it. Do not demonstrate it in public chat or recruit an audience. A bug report needs evidence, not a touring production.

Can I use an alternate account or alt account?

This wiki does not contain a general alternate-account policy. It also does not authorize using another account to evade a ban, mute, account link, progression limit, or staff decision.

Ask before relying on an alt for anything that could affect ranks, rewards, islands, claims, votes, or moderation. Use /ticket open and choose Question. For a punishment, use the appeal route rather than testing whether staff enjoy the moustache-and-sunglasses school of identity management.

What happens when somebody breaks a rule?

PigBot supports staff moderation with warnings, notes, timeouts, kicks, bans, and numbered case history. That describes the available tools, not a fixed punishment table. The player wiki does not promise that every incident receives the same action or that staff will discuss another member's case.

If an action affects you and you want it reviewed, open /ticket open, choose Ban or mute appeal when appropriate, and explain the situation honestly. PigBot can record a decision; it cannot make the appeal decision by itself, no matter how judicial its little hooves look.