BandidosRP is a collaborative storytelling server, and that includes darker themes—when done **maturely** and **respectfully**. Execution, torture, and mutilation roleplay must be treated with **serious intent** and require **clear OOC consent**. ### 🔪 Executions - You **may not force another player to permanently kill their character (perma)**. - Only the player being executed can decide whether the death is permanent or not. - Executions should be used: - To end **long-term storylines** - During **high-stakes events** like betrayals, feuds, or justice - As a **climactic moment**, not casual clean-up - **Execution animations** should only be used for meaningful scenes—not to “finish off” people during gunfights. - Abusing the animation to down players or clear scenes will be considered **NVL or powergaming**. > **Tip:** If you want a permanent death to occur, ask the other player OOC first. If they’re unsure, consider a coma or critical state instead. --- ### 🧷 Torture & Mutilation RP Torture and mutilation roleplay can only happen if **all involved players give explicit OOC consent**. #### ✅ What Requires Consent: - Permanent injuries (e.g. eye loss, limb removal) - Mutilation (branding, cutting off ears, carving symbols) - Extended physical torment over hours/days - Any RP that removes bodily autonomy #### 🚫 What is Not Allowed: - Springing surprise mutilation on a restrained player - Ignoring a withdrawal of consent - Using loopholes to force someone into accepting pain or injury #### 🔒 How to Get Consent: - Ask through Discord DM before beginning the scene, or by using the Discord Support Bot with staff. - Discuss **boundaries**, **limits**, and **desired outcomes**. - If consent is denied or withdrawn at any time, **you must stop immediately** or redirect the scene. --- ### 🧠 Staff Guidance & Tracking - You may be asked to summarize or log extreme torture/mutilation scenes with staff if they have long-term consequences. - If you’re not sure if something crosses a line, **ask staff first**. --- This kind of RP can be powerful and memorable—but only when everyone is on board. Consent isn’t just a formality—it’s the foundation of meaningful storytelling.