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Code of Conduct

The rules that keep every Guild room kind, clear, and adventure-ready.

These expectations keep shared stories, small groups, and online play respectful. Every player should know how to treat their party, their Guild Master, and the shared space.
A welcoming Guild Master guides a small party of kids through kind, safe, and fair shared play.
The short version

Be kind. Stay safe. Share the spotlight.

Kids can be silly, curious, excited, and wonderfully themselves. Clear expectations help every club stay welcoming for everyone.
Conduct Guide
Player expectations
Start here

Every player helps shape the room.

The party is the small guided group your child adventures with each week. Every player helps keep that room safe, fair, kind, and fun.
Respect the party

Make room for one another.

01

Be kind with words and choices

Treat other players, Guild Masters, and yourself with respect. Bullying, hate, cruelty, or repeated teasing does not belong in the Guild.
02

Share the spotlight

Everyone gets a chance to speak, try ideas, make choices, and take part. Good parties make room for every player.
06

Use age-appropriate language

Keep language and jokes appropriate for the group. Silly is welcome. Mean, graphic, or uncomfortable content is not.
Protect the shared space

Keep the room safe and private.

03

Keep personal info private

Players should not exchange addresses, phone numbers, private usernames, school names, or other personal identifying information.
05

Stay in the right shared space

Players should use session, community, and chat spaces for Guild activity. Side chats, private plans, or off-platform moves are not part of the club.
08

Respect session materials

Session links, recordings, downloads, and club materials are for enrolled families. Please do not share private Guild materials publicly.
Guidance and support

Listen, pause, and ask for help.

04

Follow the Guild Master’s guidance

Guild Masters guide the pace, safety, and group flow. Players are expected to listen, pause when asked, and accept redirection.
07

Ask for help when something feels off

Players can ask the Guild Master for help if they feel confused, left out, uncomfortable, or unsure how to jump back into the story.
Parent note
Most concerns begin with a calm reminder or redirection. If behavior continues or makes the room unsafe, the Guild Master may pause participation and contact a parent or guardian. Families can always share context that would help their child take part successfully.
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