Events Policy

Uros events exist to create roleplay opportunities, introduce conflict or discovery, develop the world and give players meaningful chances to influence stories. Events should support the shared world rather than showcase staff characters or pre-selected winners.

Small events operating wholly within established lore can normally remain within Event Team authority. Events require additional review where they create major canon, permanently alter recognised locations, introduce significant factions or powers, affect server systems or create major economic or player consequences.

Event staff may define the premise, risks and boundaries of an event, but reasonable player choices should be allowed to influence how it develops. Unexpected player actions should not be invalidated merely because they differ from the organiser's preferred script, unless they breach rules or exceed the event's agreed boundaries.

NPCs and event characters may use abilities, equipment or permissions needed for the approved event. Those tools must not be converted into persistent advantage for the staff member's normal character, faction or friends. Exceptional event powers should remain within the approved event context.

Substantial event builds should be coordinated with Build. Temporary event spaces should normally be removed or restored afterwards unless they are separately approved to remain. Permanent event locations follow the normal Build and Lore approval standards.

Rewards should be proportionate to the event, its risk and ordinary server progression. Staff must not use events to provide excessive items, currency, profession progress or unique advantages to themselves, friends or favoured factions. Significant mechanical or economic rewards should be agreed in advance.

Event conflict remains subject to the Uros Rules. Where an event is likely to generate significant PvP, contested outcomes or player disputes, Moderation support should be planned when an event is likely to need it. Event staff should not try to resolve serious moderation allegations while simultaneously defending their own event decisions.

Permanent changes to major lore, settlements, territory, important NPCs, the map or server systems require the approval appropriate to that change. An event does not bypass ordinary Lore, Build or Administration governance simply because the change happened through live roleplay.

Significant events should record important outcomes, player decisions, permanent consequences, rewards and any follow-up needed from Lore, Build or Administration. This helps the world react consistently to what actually occurred rather than only to what was originally planned.