★ Gameplay Limitations
Fair play in the open world
We enforce specific boundaries regarding multiboxing, PvP conduct, and player griefing to keep the environment fair while you explore on your own terms.
Multiboxing
Multiboxing involves running several WoW clients at the same time, whether manually toggling between windows or using external software. This includes running multiple clients on one machine or across several computers.
On Redwall Keep, multiboxing is permitted only under the following conditions:
- Automation Ban: You may not use any third-party software, hardware, or methods to sync keystrokes or automate actions across characters.
- Zone Limits: A maximum of 2 multiboxed accounts is allowed per zone. This restriction does not apply inside Capital Cities or Redwall Keep.
- PvP Restrictions: Multiboxing is strictly forbidden in any zone if even one of your characters is flagged for PvP (including Warmode), regardless of whether you are actively fighting.
- Battlegrounds & Group Finder: You cannot multibox inside any battleground or within LFT groups.
- Summoning Exception: You are permitted to use up to 3 accounts/characters simultaneously anywhere in the world solely for the purpose of casting Summoning Rituals.
- Compliance: Multiboxing is allowed globally as long as none of the above boundaries are crossed. Characters caught breaking these rules face account locks.
PvP Rules
Player vs. Player combat is a core element of the MMO experience, but classic Vanilla PvP can be intimidating for newcomers. Our regulations aim to curb toxicity, protect fair play, and make the battleground accessible to everyone.
Unfair Play (strictly prohibited)
- Win-Trading: Intentionally throwing matches or orchestrating fixed outcomes to manipulate ranks or rewards.
- Open-World Collusion: Allowing an opposing player to repeatedly kill your character in the open world to inflate their honor kills.
- Cross-Faction Betrayal: Directly assisting, healing, or supporting a PvP-flagged member of the opposing faction who is currently engaged in combat with members of your own faction.
False Enlistment (prohibited)
- Queue Manipulation: Logging into multiple accounts to queue for both factions simultaneously, then abandoning the match or declining the invite to manipulate team numbers.
- Battleground Inactivity: Going AFK or staying idle during a battleground match.
- Passive Honor Farming: Moving just enough to dodge the automatic AFK kicker without actually participating in the battleground's objectives or combat.
- Safespotting: Engaging in PvP from locations that cannot be accessed through standard walking or basic jumping. If a position requires spells, consumables, wall-climbing, or map exploits to reach, it is considered safespotting.
Griefing
Griefing is the deliberate disruption of another player's experience outside the bounds of normal gameplay. To keep the server welcoming for all playstyles, we prohibit the following actions:
- NPC Camping: Explicitly targeting quest givers, flight masters, or vital quest objectives for extended periods to block others from progressing.
- Mob Tagging Harassment: Stalking a specific player to deliberately tag and steal the credit for monsters they need for their objectives.
- Spell Trapping: Intentionally pulling or kiting groups of monsters into another player's area-of-effect (AoE) spells to cause their death.
- Quest Sabotage: Interfering with players attempting to complete high-stakes quests.