โ ๏ธ Understanding the Rules, Multiple Accounts, and Heavy Penalties
Have you ever wondered whether bringing your neighbourhood friend into the game can get you banned? Or why the punishment is so severe if you break the rules?
Today, I want to discuss an important issue that every player should understand before entering the game. I'm sharing this information to help players avoid unnecessary penalties, protect their accounts, and understand how the rules work.
๐ 1. The One-Account Policy ๐ซ
According to the rules shown in the game, each player is limited to a single account.
The policy clearly states:
โ Creating multiple accounts is strictly prohibited.
โ Using someone else's account for any reason is prohibited.
โ ๏ธ Intentional or repeated violations can result in a permanent ban.
This raises an important question:
If I want to bring my neighbourhood friend into the game, does that automatically mean we are breaking the rules? ๐ค
Not necessarily in every situation. Simply being friends or playing together is not the same as creating multiple accounts or sharing accounts improperly. However, players must understand the game's specific rules before inviting someone to participate.
If both players are using separate accounts, they should confirm whether the game allows them to play from the same household, device, or IP address.
Never assume that an action is permitted without checking the rules first.
๐ 2. IP and Device Sharing: What About Friends and Family? ๐ฅ
The rules also explain that players may share an IP address if they have been registered as a "Family Group."
According to the warera, this status must be requested in advance from an administrator on the warera Discord server.
The rules also prohibit Family Group members from:
๐ Trading equipment with each other.
๐ค Working for each other.
โ๏ธ Engaging in transactions that violate the requirement for fair and balanced trading.
Violating these conditions may result in the removal of Family Group status, fines, or temporary or permanent bans.
๐ก An Important Distinction
Sharing an IP address does not automatically mean that two players are using multiple accounts belonging to the same person. Friends or family members may legitimately use the same internet connection.
However, players should request approval from the administrators before sharing an IP address if the rules require it.
The safest approach is to explain your situation honestly and obtain permission before entering the game together.
๐ธ 3. Real Example: Mine Sanction History
The following Ban history provides an example of the penalties recorded against me.
๐งพ Evidence from the Sanction History
This shows the following actions:
1. ๐จ BAN โ One-Account Policy
Reason: Rule 1 โ One-Account Policy.
Ban duration: 2 days.
The record shows an unban timestamp of October 4, 2026.
2. ๐ฐ FINE_USER โ 251 Coins
Reason: Proceeds from multi account.
Fine amount: 251 coins.
3. โ ๏ธ WARN_USER โ Warning Message
The message states that the player was fined 251 coins.
Reason: Proceeds from multi account.
4. ๐ UNBAN
The sanction history also records an automatic unban.
๐ Why is this important?
Mine example shows that a violation can lead to more than one consequence, including a ban and a financial penalty within the game.
However, this alone does not establish every detail of the incident or whether the player received an earlier warning. It documents the sanctions displayed in the record.
๐ท 1) One-Account Policy and IP/Device Sharing Rules
๐ท 2) Sanction History Showing the 251-Coin Fine and Two-Day Ban
๐ธ 4. Why Does a Violation Cost 251 Coins? ๐ค
This is the part I want to discuss.
I understand that the game needs rules. I also understand that administrators must prevent players from exploiting multiple accounts or gaining unfair advantages.
Fair gameplay is important for everyone.
But there is still a reasonable question:
Should a player receive a clear warning before such a significant penalty is imposed, particularly if the violation was unintentional or the player did not fully understand the rules?
In my opinion, a transparent warning system could help players understand their mistakes before facing serious consequences.
For example, an effective system could include:
๐ข First step: Explain the violation clearly to the player.
โ ๏ธ Second step: Issue a formal warning when appropriate.
๐ Third step: Investigate whether the violation was intentional.
โ๏ธ Final step: Apply a penalty proportionate to the circumstances and the game's established rules.
Of course, serious or deliberate violations may justify immediate action. The point is not to remove the rules but to ensure that players understand them and are treated fairly.
I would also like to know how the 251-coin fine is calculated and whether the amount depends on the severity of the violation.
Clear rules, transparent penalties, and consistent enforcement can help build trust between players and administrators. ๐ค
๐จ 5. Before You Enter the Game, Remember This!
If you are new to the game, please take a moment to understand the rules.
Do not assume that inviting a friend, sharing an internet connection, or using another account is automatically allowed.
Before doing anything that could trigger a violation:
โ Read the rules carefully.
โ Use only your own permitted account.
โ Ask an administrator about IP or device sharing.
โ Request Family Group registration in advance if required.
โ Avoid prohibited trading or working arrangements.
โ Keep evidence of any permission granted by an administrator.
โ ๏ธ My advice is simple: Don't risk your account over something you could have clarified beforehand.
Depending on the violation, you could face a fine, a temporary ban, or even a permanent ban.
Protect your progress. Understand the rules before you play.
๐ 6. One More Thing: I'm Not Begging for Coins
I want to make one thing absolutely clear.
I'm not begging for 251 coins, and I'm not asking for special treatment.
For me, 251 coins are not a significant amount. I can earn that amount many times over in a day.
My concern is not the coins themselves. My concern is helping players understand the rules and encouraging a fair system in which players receive clear explanations of violations and appropriate warnings whenever circumstances allow.
I believe that constructive discussion can benefit both players and administrators.
If you appreciate the effort I'm putting into these articles and would like to support my work, even 5 coins would be appreciated. โค๏ธ
Your support would encourage me to continue researching the game's rules, examining situations like this, and creating more useful articles for the community.
I'm not demanding anything. It's simply an optional way to support the content I create.
โ๏ธ 7. This Is My Second Article About Bans โ More to Come! ๐ฅ
This is my second article about bans, and I'm continuing to learn more about how this game works.
I'm trying to understand its rules, identify issues that players may overlook, and explain important information in a way that everyone can understand.
My goal is to create more informative articles covering topics such as:
๐ฎ Game rules and common mistakes.
โ๏ธ Bans, fines, and disciplinary procedures.
๐ฅ Account policies and Family Group registration.
๐ Fair gameplay and the prevention of exploitation.
๐ฌ Communication between players and administrators.
I believe that a stronger understanding of the rules can help create a better gaming environment for everyone.
I will continue sharing my observations, asking reasonable questions, and encouraging constructive discussions.
โค๏ธ Final Message to the Community
Play fair. Know the rules. Respect the administrators, but don't be afraid to ask reasonable questions.
A good gaming community is built on fairness, transparency, and mutual respect.
If you agree that players should understand the rules before facing penalties, share your thoughts below.
๐ฌ What do you think? Should players receive a warning before a fine for an unintentional first offence, or should the penalty be applied immediately?
Let's discuss this respectfully and help make the game better for everyone! ๐ฎ๐ค