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For information about in-game banishment from settlements see article about citizenship system.

Bans allow the staff to disable the possibility of logging on server for a player. This final punishment is usually reserved for repeated or serious breaking of rules. Ban can be tied either to the CD key, IP address or range of IP addresses. Bans are usually temporary, determined by the ruling DM in question, but can be made permanent if the DM determines that the offense was large enough.

Temporary bans that are broken are grounds for immediately upgrading the ban to permanent.

Pirated and public CD Keys are banned in Arelith. You may buy a digital copy of the game with a valid CD Key from Good Old Games.

Recognizing ban

What happens when CD keys are banned: Player will be still able to connect to GameSpy and the multiplayer tab. They can even enter the server and make a character, but the moment player hits the "enter" or "play", they will be booted.

Please, note that the same will happen when database is down and servers don't accept any players. If there are no other players on the server then the problem is likely in something else then a ban.

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-: ''For information about [[in game]] bannishments from settlements see article about [[Citizenship_system#Being_banned_or_exiled|citizenship system]].''
+: ''For information about in-game banishment from settlements see article about [[Citizenship_system#Being_banned_or_exiled|citizenship system]].''
-'''Bans''' allow the [[staff]] to disable the possibility of logging on server for a player. This final punishment is usually reserved for repeated or serious breaking of [[rules]]. Ban can be tied either to the [[CD key]], IP address or range of IP addresses.
+'''Bans''' allow the staff to disable the possibility of logging on server for a player. This final punishment is usually reserved for repeated or serious breaking of [[rules]]. Ban can be tied either to the [[CD key]], IP address or range of IP addresses. Bans are usually temporary, determined by the ruling DM in question, but can be made permanent if the DM determines that the offense was large enough.
+Temporary bans that are broken are grounds for immediately upgrading the ban to permanent.
+'''Pirated and public CD Keys are banned in Arelith.''' You may buy a digital copy of the game with a valid CD Key from [[CD_Key#Good_Old_Games|Good Old Games]].
 == Recognizing ban ==
-What happens when CD keys are banned: Player will be still able to connect to gamespy and the multiplayer tab. They can even enter the server and make a character, but the moment player hits the "enter" or "play", they will be booted.
+What happens when CD keys are banned: Player will be still able to connect to GameSpy and the multiplayer tab. They can even enter the server and make a character, but the moment player hits the "enter" or "play", they will be booted.
 Please, note that the same will happen when database is down and servers don't accept any players. If there are no other players on the server then the problem is likely in something else then a ban.
-== Lifting ban ==
-If player feels that the ban was unjustified, or that they already served their time and learned the lessen, then they can privately contact [[Jjjerm]] with short and clear explanation about their case.
 [[Category:Rules]]
-[[Category:FAQ]]