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List of actions considered abusive

2019-08-20T13:29:16Z

Brennos : /* 4.2 It is forbidden to declare a felony war if you are not the Suzerain who has been betrayed. */

Here is the list of actions which often happen in March of History and are considered abusive (and can be punished by the referees and admins). Nonetheless, this list is not there to forbid actions, but prohibit actions in some specific situations. This list is ''non exhaustive''.

Finally, this list has been created to smooth relations between players in order to achieve the best gaming experience. So it only applies to active players.

This list is also completed by [http://www.marchofhistory.com/forums/index.php?/topic/5622-faq-about-rules-faq-sur-les-r%C3%A8gles/#entry46248 a FAQ] to help make things clearer.

== 1. Create an account to come back in a March of History game from where we have been banned or we have left is forbidden. ==

Breaking this rule will cause the player to get permanently banned from the corresponding game.

'''Why this rule?'''

We have witnessed the following practices which do not respect the spirit of fair-play:
* At the beginning of a game, one would play with family A, offer a treaty of vassalization and more to B so that it is very advantageous for B. One would then leave the game and choose B, accepting the treaty and thus having an unfair advantage.
* During the course of a game, one would use the fact that another player has quit/been banned to one's advantage to get the family of the player who has left if it was better

== 2. Multiaccount is prohibited. ==

Whatever the reason is, to play on more servers than the game allows for one account, or simply to boost a main account on a game.

'''Why this rule?'''

It's all about an obvious ''fair-play'', multiaccounts break the game balance and the egality between players.

== 3. Give one or several title(s)/town(s) and/or all or part of your fortune before leaving the game. ==

The player who gets such a gift can get punished.

'''Why this rule?'''

This tactic has been used several times to favor a side during a war, or a friend/ally, or at the beginning of a game to help a player to get a massive advantage.

== 4. It's forbidden to declare war notably: ==
* to vassalise the titles of a friend who is vassal of an "embarassing" liege, but from who he doesn't want to be felon;
* to declare a reconquest or felony to a friend to get his titles or lands which are already targeted by a war from a true enemy;
* declare war to surrender immediately and force peace to temporarily avoid an opponent.

'''Why theses rules?'''

The situations described here are ''non exhaustive''. This rule is about what is usually called the fake wars, and also apply to wars joined. It is wars between friends to avoid some consequences from the treaties (felony, title gifts (see rule 5.), tactics to avoid war goals to be applied, etc.), these wars are obviously forbidden.

== 4.1 It is forbidden to start "multiple wars". ==

That means aim each opponent in a separate war, preventing them to group together, or to prevent an ally or allies to join a war by declaring war to them.

How do you know you will cause a multiple war? Answer to this question: am I already in war against an ally (vassal bond, mutual war and/or marriage) of my future enemy/enemies? If the answer is yes, then you have no right to declare war to your target or join the war of an ally.

'''Ultimatum rules'''

How can I do if I want that Paul, ally of my enemy and blocking the path, joins the war? If I declare him war, there is "multiple wars". So what can I do? Only one solution: ultimatum.

The ultimatum is a private message sent to the target giving him 36 hours to join the so-called war. A copy of the ultimatum is sent by ticket to the referees.

The ultimatum urges to join a war in which the target can be effectively invited (the target is directly allied with one of the war protagonists), and in which he's not ally of both sides.

The ultimatum is sent by a protagonist of the war.

If after 36 hours (from the message sending) the target has not joined the so-called war, you are authorised to declare him war.

'''Why this rule?'''

The admins' will is to have grouped wars in the terms exposed by this rule. Blocking an opponent or isolating from others is of course most of the times a viable tactic, only this above tactic is prohibited.

== 4.2 It is forbidden to declare a felony war if you are not the Liege Lord who has been betrayed. ==
To avoid any suspicion and facilitate the procedures in the event of a dispute, it is advisable to take a screenshot of any felony against you.

'''Why this rule?'''

A bug in the management of felony markers has appeared and no longer renders the felony obsolete in the event of loss of the Prestigious Title. This rule is intended to counter it and make disputes management easier.

== 5. During a war, it is forbidden to: ==

* if you're in war: give a title/city to an House not sharing all of your wars;
* give a city going to be sieged or currently under siege;
* give a title vassal of a title aimed by a war;
* keep troops from another House in a siege against its will;
* give a title vassal of a one targeted by a war;
* modify the va(va)ssalages and liege of a title aimed by a war; as well as in the day following the end of the war;
* place army not taking part in a war on any place to block troops taking part in the aforementioned war (a maritime path, for example); use neutral armies to slowdown/block moves from armies in war;
* intentionally use any method to prevent a clause from taking effect (for instance: bankruptcy so that one can't pay a tribute, keeping towns which should be given back, provoke the lost of one title aimed by a war and so on…);
* after-war: in the 10 years following surrender, give one of the vassalised titles.

'''Why these rules?'''

In the spirit of ''fair-play''. The methods listed above go against the dynamic of wars, sieges as well as right of passage when a war starts.

== 6. At the end of a war, the war protagonists have the duty to grant a right of way to their former opponents. ==

'''Why this rule?'''

Block the armies of his opponent on your territory, forcing him to dismobilise them, after he won or lost the war, is clearly a non ''fair-play'' behaviour.

== 7. It is forbidden to give a title to get rid of the vassalage link and thus be able to attack the former vassal/liege. ==

Similarly, it is also forbidden to receive a title in order to become ally of someone to his detriment (you become vassal: you are protected from his attacks; you become liege: he has first to be felon before to attack you).

'''Why this rule?'''

The transfer of titles has been designed as a bargaining chip. Using this possibility to get an advantage without consent of the bond player is abusing this design.

== Nota Bene ==

This list is a compilation of the actions which are most often witnessed and will get additions if need be. However, keep in mind that an attitude disrespecting ''fair-play'', or any abusive behaviour, will be punished by the referee, even if it is not listed here. Do not forget either that it is up to you to correct an unintentional abusive situation that you caused and that a punishment can and will be applied if you refuse to do so.

List of actions considered abusive

2019-08-20T12:54:30Z

Brennos : /* 4.2 It is forbidden to declare a felony war if you are not the Suzerain who has been betrayed. */

Here is the list of actions which often happen in March of History and are considered abusive (and can be punished by the referees and admins). Nonetheless, this list is not there to forbid actions, but prohibit actions in some specific situations. This list is ''non exhaustive''.

Finally, this list has been created to smooth relations between players in order to achieve the best gaming experience. So it only applies to active players.

This list is also completed by [http://www.marchofhistory.com/forums/index.php?/topic/5622-faq-about-rules-faq-sur-les-r%C3%A8gles/#entry46248 a FAQ] to help make things clearer.

== 1. Create an account to come back in a March of History game from where we have been banned or we have left is forbidden. ==

Breaking this rule will cause the player to get permanently banned from the corresponding game.

'''Why this rule?'''

We have witnessed the following practices which do not respect the spirit of fair-play:
* At the beginning of a game, one would play with family A, offer a treaty of vassalization and more to B so that it is very advantageous for B. One would then leave the game and choose B, accepting the treaty and thus having an unfair advantage.
* During the course of a game, one would use the fact that another player has quit/been banned to one's advantage to get the family of the player who has left if it was better

== 2. Multiaccount is prohibited. ==

Whatever the reason is, to play on more servers than the game allows for one account, or simply to boost a main account on a game.

'''Why this rule?'''

It's all about an obvious ''fair-play'', multiaccounts break the game balance and the egality between players.

== 3. Give one or several title(s)/town(s) and/or all or part of your fortune before leaving the game. ==

The player who gets such a gift can get punished.

'''Why this rule?'''

This tactic has been used several times to favor a side during a war, or a friend/ally, or at the beginning of a game to help a player to get a massive advantage.

== 4. It's forbidden to declare war notably: ==
* to vassalise the titles of a friend who is vassal of an "embarassing" liege, but from who he doesn't want to be felon;
* to declare a reconquest or felony to a friend to get his titles or lands which are already targeted by a war from a true enemy;
* declare war to surrender immediately and force peace to temporarily avoid an opponent.

'''Why theses rules?'''

The situations described here are ''non exhaustive''. This rule is about what is usually called the fake wars, and also apply to wars joined. It is wars between friends to avoid some consequences from the treaties (felony, title gifts (see rule 5.), tactics to avoid war goals to be applied, etc.), these wars are obviously forbidden.

== 4.1 It is forbidden to start "multiple wars". ==

That means aim each opponent in a separate war, preventing them to group together, or to prevent an ally or allies to join a war by declaring war to them.

How do you know you will cause a multiple war? Answer to this question: am I already in war against an ally (vassal bond, mutual war and/or marriage) of my future enemy/enemies? If the answer is yes, then you have no right to declare war to your target or join the war of an ally.

'''Ultimatum rules'''

How can I do if I want that Paul, ally of my enemy and blocking the path, joins the war? If I declare him war, there is "multiple wars". So what can I do? Only one solution: ultimatum.

The ultimatum is a private message sent to the target giving him 36 hours to join the so-called war. A copy of the ultimatum is sent by ticket to the referees.

The ultimatum urges to join a war in which the target can be effectively invited (the target is directly allied with one of the war protagonists), and in which he's not ally of both sides.

The ultimatum is sent by a protagonist of the war.

If after 36 hours (from the message sending) the target has not joined the so-called war, you are authorised to declare him war.

'''Why this rule?'''

The admins' will is to have grouped wars in the terms exposed by this rule. Blocking an opponent or isolating from others is of course most of the times a viable tactic, only this above tactic is prohibited.

== 4.2 It is forbidden to declare a felony war if you are not the Suzerain who has been betrayed. ==
To avoid any suspicion and facilitate the procedures in the event of a dispute, it is advisable to take a screenshot of any felony against you.

'''Why this rule?'''

A bug in the management of felony markers has appeared and no longer renders the felony obsolete in the event of loss of the Prestigious Title. This rule is intended to counter it and make disputes management easier.

== 5. During a war, it is forbidden to: ==

* if you're in war: give a title/city to an House not sharing all of your wars;
* give a city going to be sieged or currently under siege;
* give a title vassal of a title aimed by a war;
* keep troops from another House in a siege against its will;
* give a title vassal of a one targeted by a war;
* modify the va(va)ssalages and liege of a title aimed by a war; as well as in the day following the end of the war;
* place army not taking part in a war on any place to block troops taking part in the aforementioned war (a maritime path, for example); use neutral armies to slowdown/block moves from armies in war;
* intentionally use any method to prevent a clause from taking effect (for instance: bankruptcy so that one can't pay a tribute, keeping towns which should be given back, provoke the lost of one title aimed by a war and so on…);
* after-war: in the 10 years following surrender, give one of the vassalised titles.

'''Why these rules?'''

In the spirit of ''fair-play''. The methods listed above go against the dynamic of wars, sieges as well as right of passage when a war starts.

== 6. At the end of a war, the war protagonists have the duty to grant a right of way to their former opponents. ==

'''Why this rule?'''

Block the armies of his opponent on your territory, forcing him to dismobilise them, after he won or lost the war, is clearly a non ''fair-play'' behaviour.

== 7. It is forbidden to give a title to get rid of the vassalage link and thus be able to attack the former vassal/liege. ==

Similarly, it is also forbidden to receive a title in order to become ally of someone to his detriment (you become vassal: you are protected from his attacks; you become liege: he has first to be felon before to attack you).

'''Why this rule?'''

The transfer of titles has been designed as a bargaining chip. Using this possibility to get an advantage without consent of the bond player is abusing this design.

== Nota Bene ==

This list is a compilation of the actions which are most often witnessed and will get additions if need be. However, keep in mind that an attitude disrespecting ''fair-play'', or any abusive behaviour, will be punished by the referee, even if it is not listed here. Do not forget either that it is up to you to correct an unintentional abusive situation that you caused and that a punishment can and will be applied if you refuse to do so.

List of actions considered abusive

2019-08-20T12:53:40Z

Brennos : /* 4.2. It is forbidden to declare a felony war if you are not the Suzerain who has been betrayed. */

Here is the list of actions which often happen in March of History and are considered abusive (and can be punished by the referees and admins). Nonetheless, this list is not there to forbid actions, but prohibit actions in some specific situations. This list is ''non exhaustive''.

Finally, this list has been created to smooth relations between players in order to achieve the best gaming experience. So it only applies to active players.

This list is also completed by [http://www.marchofhistory.com/forums/index.php?/topic/5622-faq-about-rules-faq-sur-les-r%C3%A8gles/#entry46248 a FAQ] to help make things clearer.

== 1. Create an account to come back in a March of History game from where we have been banned or we have left is forbidden. ==

Breaking this rule will cause the player to get permanently banned from the corresponding game.

'''Why this rule?'''

We have witnessed the following practices which do not respect the spirit of fair-play:
* At the beginning of a game, one would play with family A, offer a treaty of vassalization and more to B so that it is very advantageous for B. One would then leave the game and choose B, accepting the treaty and thus having an unfair advantage.
* During the course of a game, one would use the fact that another player has quit/been banned to one's advantage to get the family of the player who has left if it was better

== 2. Multiaccount is prohibited. ==

Whatever the reason is, to play on more servers than the game allows for one account, or simply to boost a main account on a game.

'''Why this rule?'''

It's all about an obvious ''fair-play'', multiaccounts break the game balance and the egality between players.

== 3. Give one or several title(s)/town(s) and/or all or part of your fortune before leaving the game. ==

The player who gets such a gift can get punished.

'''Why this rule?'''

This tactic has been used several times to favor a side during a war, or a friend/ally, or at the beginning of a game to help a player to get a massive advantage.

== 4. It's forbidden to declare war notably: ==
* to vassalise the titles of a friend who is vassal of an "embarassing" liege, but from who he doesn't want to be felon;
* to declare a reconquest or felony to a friend to get his titles or lands which are already targeted by a war from a true enemy;
* declare war to surrender immediately and force peace to temporarily avoid an opponent.

'''Why theses rules?'''

The situations described here are ''non exhaustive''. This rule is about what is usually called the fake wars, and also apply to wars joined. It is wars between friends to avoid some consequences from the treaties (felony, title gifts (see rule 5.), tactics to avoid war goals to be applied, etc.), these wars are obviously forbidden.

== 4.1 It is forbidden to start "multiple wars". ==

That means aim each opponent in a separate war, preventing them to group together, or to prevent an ally or allies to join a war by declaring war to them.

How do you know you will cause a multiple war? Answer to this question: am I already in war against an ally (vassal bond, mutual war and/or marriage) of my future enemy/enemies? If the answer is yes, then you have no right to declare war to your target or join the war of an ally.

'''Ultimatum rules'''

How can I do if I want that Paul, ally of my enemy and blocking the path, joins the war? If I declare him war, there is "multiple wars". So what can I do? Only one solution: ultimatum.

The ultimatum is a private message sent to the target giving him 36 hours to join the so-called war. A copy of the ultimatum is sent by ticket to the referees.

The ultimatum urges to join a war in which the target can be effectively invited (the target is directly allied with one of the war protagonists), and in which he's not ally of both sides.

The ultimatum is sent by a protagonist of the war.

If after 36 hours (from the message sending) the target has not joined the so-called war, you are authorised to declare him war.

'''Why this rule?'''

The admins' will is to have grouped wars in the terms exposed by this rule. Blocking an opponent or isolating from others is of course most of the times a viable tactic, only this above tactic is prohibited.

== 4.2 It is forbidden to declare a felony war if you are not the Suzerain who has been betrayed. ==
To avoid any suspicion and facilitate the procedures in the event of a dispute, it is advisable to take a screenshot of any felony against you.

'''Why this rule?'''
A bug in the management of felony markers has appeared and no longer renders the felony obsolete in the event of loss of the Prestigious Title. This rule is intended to counter it and make disputes management easier.

== 5. During a war, it is forbidden to: ==

* if you're in war: give a title/city to an House not sharing all of your wars;
* give a city going to be sieged or currently under siege;
* give a title vassal of a title aimed by a war;
* keep troops from another House in a siege against its will;
* give a title vassal of a one targeted by a war;
* modify the va(va)ssalages and liege of a title aimed by a war; as well as in the day following the end of the war;
* place army not taking part in a war on any place to block troops taking part in the aforementioned war (a maritime path, for example); use neutral armies to slowdown/block moves from armies in war;
* intentionally use any method to prevent a clause from taking effect (for instance: bankruptcy so that one can't pay a tribute, keeping towns which should be given back, provoke the lost of one title aimed by a war and so on…);
* after-war: in the 10 years following surrender, give one of the vassalised titles.

'''Why these rules?'''

In the spirit of ''fair-play''. The methods listed above go against the dynamic of wars, sieges as well as right of passage when a war starts.

== 6. At the end of a war, the war protagonists have the duty to grant a right of way to their former opponents. ==

'''Why this rule?'''

Block the armies of his opponent on your territory, forcing him to dismobilise them, after he won or lost the war, is clearly a non ''fair-play'' behaviour.

== 7. It is forbidden to give a title to get rid of the vassalage link and thus be able to attack the former vassal/liege. ==

Similarly, it is also forbidden to receive a title in order to become ally of someone to his detriment (you become vassal: you are protected from his attacks; you become liege: he has first to be felon before to attack you).

'''Why this rule?'''

The transfer of titles has been designed as a bargaining chip. Using this possibility to get an advantage without consent of the bond player is abusing this design.

== Nota Bene ==

This list is a compilation of the actions which are most often witnessed and will get additions if need be. However, keep in mind that an attitude disrespecting ''fair-play'', or any abusive behaviour, will be punished by the referee, even if it is not listed here. Do not forget either that it is up to you to correct an unintentional abusive situation that you caused and that a punishment can and will be applied if you refuse to do so.

List of actions considered abusive

2019-08-20T12:53:31Z

Brennos : /* 4 ter. It is forbidden to declare a felony war if you are not the Suzerain who has been betrayed. */

Here is the list of actions which often happen in March of History and are considered abusive (and can be punished by the referees and admins). Nonetheless, this list is not there to forbid actions, but prohibit actions in some specific situations. This list is ''non exhaustive''.

Finally, this list has been created to smooth relations between players in order to achieve the best gaming experience. So it only applies to active players.

This list is also completed by [http://www.marchofhistory.com/forums/index.php?/topic/5622-faq-about-rules-faq-sur-les-r%C3%A8gles/#entry46248 a FAQ] to help make things clearer.

== 1. Create an account to come back in a March of History game from where we have been banned or we have left is forbidden. ==

Breaking this rule will cause the player to get permanently banned from the corresponding game.

'''Why this rule?'''

We have witnessed the following practices which do not respect the spirit of fair-play:
* At the beginning of a game, one would play with family A, offer a treaty of vassalization and more to B so that it is very advantageous for B. One would then leave the game and choose B, accepting the treaty and thus having an unfair advantage.
* During the course of a game, one would use the fact that another player has quit/been banned to one's advantage to get the family of the player who has left if it was better

== 2. Multiaccount is prohibited. ==

Whatever the reason is, to play on more servers than the game allows for one account, or simply to boost a main account on a game.

'''Why this rule?'''

It's all about an obvious ''fair-play'', multiaccounts break the game balance and the egality between players.

== 3. Give one or several title(s)/town(s) and/or all or part of your fortune before leaving the game. ==

The player who gets such a gift can get punished.

'''Why this rule?'''

This tactic has been used several times to favor a side during a war, or a friend/ally, or at the beginning of a game to help a player to get a massive advantage.

== 4. It's forbidden to declare war notably: ==
* to vassalise the titles of a friend who is vassal of an "embarassing" liege, but from who he doesn't want to be felon;
* to declare a reconquest or felony to a friend to get his titles or lands which are already targeted by a war from a true enemy;
* declare war to surrender immediately and force peace to temporarily avoid an opponent.

'''Why theses rules?'''

The situations described here are ''non exhaustive''. This rule is about what is usually called the fake wars, and also apply to wars joined. It is wars between friends to avoid some consequences from the treaties (felony, title gifts (see rule 5.), tactics to avoid war goals to be applied, etc.), these wars are obviously forbidden.

== 4.1 It is forbidden to start "multiple wars". ==

That means aim each opponent in a separate war, preventing them to group together, or to prevent an ally or allies to join a war by declaring war to them.

How do you know you will cause a multiple war? Answer to this question: am I already in war against an ally (vassal bond, mutual war and/or marriage) of my future enemy/enemies? If the answer is yes, then you have no right to declare war to your target or join the war of an ally.

'''Ultimatum rules'''

How can I do if I want that Paul, ally of my enemy and blocking the path, joins the war? If I declare him war, there is "multiple wars". So what can I do? Only one solution: ultimatum.

The ultimatum is a private message sent to the target giving him 36 hours to join the so-called war. A copy of the ultimatum is sent by ticket to the referees.

The ultimatum urges to join a war in which the target can be effectively invited (the target is directly allied with one of the war protagonists), and in which he's not ally of both sides.

The ultimatum is sent by a protagonist of the war.

If after 36 hours (from the message sending) the target has not joined the so-called war, you are authorised to declare him war.

'''Why this rule?'''

The admins' will is to have grouped wars in the terms exposed by this rule. Blocking an opponent or isolating from others is of course most of the times a viable tactic, only this above tactic is prohibited.

== 4.2. It is forbidden to declare a felony war if you are not the Suzerain who has been betrayed. ==
To avoid any suspicion and facilitate the procedures in the event of a dispute, it is advisable to take a screenshot of any felony against you.

'''Why this rule?'''
A bug in the management of felony markers has appeared and no longer renders the felony obsolete in the event of loss of the Prestigious Title. This rule is intended to counter it and make disputes management easier.

== 5. During a war, it is forbidden to: ==

* if you're in war: give a title/city to an House not sharing all of your wars;
* give a city going to be sieged or currently under siege;
* give a title vassal of a title aimed by a war;
* keep troops from another House in a siege against its will;
* give a title vassal of a one targeted by a war;
* modify the va(va)ssalages and liege of a title aimed by a war; as well as in the day following the end of the war;
* place army not taking part in a war on any place to block troops taking part in the aforementioned war (a maritime path, for example); use neutral armies to slowdown/block moves from armies in war;
* intentionally use any method to prevent a clause from taking effect (for instance: bankruptcy so that one can't pay a tribute, keeping towns which should be given back, provoke the lost of one title aimed by a war and so on…);
* after-war: in the 10 years following surrender, give one of the vassalised titles.

'''Why these rules?'''

In the spirit of ''fair-play''. The methods listed above go against the dynamic of wars, sieges as well as right of passage when a war starts.

== 6. At the end of a war, the war protagonists have the duty to grant a right of way to their former opponents. ==

'''Why this rule?'''

Block the armies of his opponent on your territory, forcing him to dismobilise them, after he won or lost the war, is clearly a non ''fair-play'' behaviour.

== 7. It is forbidden to give a title to get rid of the vassalage link and thus be able to attack the former vassal/liege. ==

Similarly, it is also forbidden to receive a title in order to become ally of someone to his detriment (you become vassal: you are protected from his attacks; you become liege: he has first to be felon before to attack you).

'''Why this rule?'''

The transfer of titles has been designed as a bargaining chip. Using this possibility to get an advantage without consent of the bond player is abusing this design.

== Nota Bene ==

This list is a compilation of the actions which are most often witnessed and will get additions if need be. However, keep in mind that an attitude disrespecting ''fair-play'', or any abusive behaviour, will be punished by the referee, even if it is not listed here. Do not forget either that it is up to you to correct an unintentional abusive situation that you caused and that a punishment can and will be applied if you refuse to do so.

List of actions considered abusive

2019-08-20T12:52:08Z

Brennos : /* 4 ter. It is forbidden to declare a felony war if you are not the Suzerain who has been betrayed. */

Here is the list of actions which often happen in March of History and are considered abusive (and can be punished by the referees and admins). Nonetheless, this list is not there to forbid actions, but prohibit actions in some specific situations. This list is ''non exhaustive''.

Finally, this list has been created to smooth relations between players in order to achieve the best gaming experience. So it only applies to active players.

This list is also completed by [http://www.marchofhistory.com/forums/index.php?/topic/5622-faq-about-rules-faq-sur-les-r%C3%A8gles/#entry46248 a FAQ] to help make things clearer.

== 1. Create an account to come back in a March of History game from where we have been banned or we have left is forbidden. ==

Breaking this rule will cause the player to get permanently banned from the corresponding game.

'''Why this rule?'''

We have witnessed the following practices which do not respect the spirit of fair-play:
* At the beginning of a game, one would play with family A, offer a treaty of vassalization and more to B so that it is very advantageous for B. One would then leave the game and choose B, accepting the treaty and thus having an unfair advantage.
* During the course of a game, one would use the fact that another player has quit/been banned to one's advantage to get the family of the player who has left if it was better

== 2. Multiaccount is prohibited. ==

Whatever the reason is, to play on more servers than the game allows for one account, or simply to boost a main account on a game.

'''Why this rule?'''

It's all about an obvious ''fair-play'', multiaccounts break the game balance and the egality between players.

== 3. Give one or several title(s)/town(s) and/or all or part of your fortune before leaving the game. ==

The player who gets such a gift can get punished.

'''Why this rule?'''

This tactic has been used several times to favor a side during a war, or a friend/ally, or at the beginning of a game to help a player to get a massive advantage.

== 4. It's forbidden to declare war notably: ==
* to vassalise the titles of a friend who is vassal of an "embarassing" liege, but from who he doesn't want to be felon;
* to declare a reconquest or felony to a friend to get his titles or lands which are already targeted by a war from a true enemy;
* declare war to surrender immediately and force peace to temporarily avoid an opponent.

'''Why theses rules?'''

The situations described here are ''non exhaustive''. This rule is about what is usually called the fake wars, and also apply to wars joined. It is wars between friends to avoid some consequences from the treaties (felony, title gifts (see rule 5.), tactics to avoid war goals to be applied, etc.), these wars are obviously forbidden.

== 4.1 It is forbidden to start "multiple wars". ==

That means aim each opponent in a separate war, preventing them to group together, or to prevent an ally or allies to join a war by declaring war to them.

How do you know you will cause a multiple war? Answer to this question: am I already in war against an ally (vassal bond, mutual war and/or marriage) of my future enemy/enemies? If the answer is yes, then you have no right to declare war to your target or join the war of an ally.

'''Ultimatum rules'''

How can I do if I want that Paul, ally of my enemy and blocking the path, joins the war? If I declare him war, there is "multiple wars". So what can I do? Only one solution: ultimatum.

The ultimatum is a private message sent to the target giving him 36 hours to join the so-called war. A copy of the ultimatum is sent by ticket to the referees.

The ultimatum urges to join a war in which the target can be effectively invited (the target is directly allied with one of the war protagonists), and in which he's not ally of both sides.

The ultimatum is sent by a protagonist of the war.

If after 36 hours (from the message sending) the target has not joined the so-called war, you are authorised to declare him war.

'''Why this rule?'''

The admins' will is to have grouped wars in the terms exposed by this rule. Blocking an opponent or isolating from others is of course most of the times a viable tactic, only this above tactic is prohibited.

== 4 ter. It is forbidden to declare a felony war if you are not the Suzerain who has been betrayed. ==
To avoid any suspicion and facilitate the procedures in the event of a dispute, it is advisable to take a screenshot of any felony against you.

'''Why this rule?'''
A bug in the management of felony markers has appeared and no longer renders the felony obsolete in the event of loss of the Prestigious Title. This rule is intended to counter it and make disputes management easier.

== 5. During a war, it is forbidden to: ==

* if you're in war: give a title/city to an House not sharing all of your wars;
* give a city going to be sieged or currently under siege;
* give a title vassal of a title aimed by a war;
* keep troops from another House in a siege against its will;
* give a title vassal of a one targeted by a war;
* modify the va(va)ssalages and liege of a title aimed by a war; as well as in the day following the end of the war;
* place army not taking part in a war on any place to block troops taking part in the aforementioned war (a maritime path, for example); use neutral armies to slowdown/block moves from armies in war;
* intentionally use any method to prevent a clause from taking effect (for instance: bankruptcy so that one can't pay a tribute, keeping towns which should be given back, provoke the lost of one title aimed by a war and so on…);
* after-war: in the 10 years following surrender, give one of the vassalised titles.

'''Why these rules?'''

In the spirit of ''fair-play''. The methods listed above go against the dynamic of wars, sieges as well as right of passage when a war starts.

== 6. At the end of a war, the war protagonists have the duty to grant a right of way to their former opponents. ==

'''Why this rule?'''

Block the armies of his opponent on your territory, forcing him to dismobilise them, after he won or lost the war, is clearly a non ''fair-play'' behaviour.

== 7. It is forbidden to give a title to get rid of the vassalage link and thus be able to attack the former vassal/liege. ==

Similarly, it is also forbidden to receive a title in order to become ally of someone to his detriment (you become vassal: you are protected from his attacks; you become liege: he has first to be felon before to attack you).

'''Why this rule?'''

The transfer of titles has been designed as a bargaining chip. Using this possibility to get an advantage without consent of the bond player is abusing this design.

== Nota Bene ==

This list is a compilation of the actions which are most often witnessed and will get additions if need be. However, keep in mind that an attitude disrespecting ''fair-play'', or any abusive behaviour, will be punished by the referee, even if it is not listed here. Do not forget either that it is up to you to correct an unintentional abusive situation that you caused and that a punishment can and will be applied if you refuse to do so.

List of actions considered abusive

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Brennos :

Here is the list of actions which often happen in March of History and are considered abusive (and can be punished by the referees and admins). Nonetheless, this list is not there to forbid actions, but prohibit actions in some specific situations. This list is ''non exhaustive''.

Finally, this list has been created to smooth relations between players in order to achieve the best gaming experience. So it only applies to active players.

This list is also completed by [http://www.marchofhistory.com/forums/index.php?/topic/5622-faq-about-rules-faq-sur-les-r%C3%A8gles/#entry46248 a FAQ] to help make things clearer.

== 1. Create an account to come back in a March of History game from where we have been banned or we have left is forbidden. ==

Breaking this rule will cause the player to get permanently banned from the corresponding game.

'''Why this rule?'''

We have witnessed the following practices which do not respect the spirit of fair-play:
* At the beginning of a game, one would play with family A, offer a treaty of vassalization and more to B so that it is very advantageous for B. One would then leave the game and choose B, accepting the treaty and thus having an unfair advantage.
* During the course of a game, one would use the fact that another player has quit/been banned to one's advantage to get the family of the player who has left if it was better

== 2. Multiaccount is prohibited. ==

Whatever the reason is, to play on more servers than the game allows for one account, or simply to boost a main account on a game.

'''Why this rule?'''

It's all about an obvious ''fair-play'', multiaccounts break the game balance and the egality between players.

== 3. Give one or several title(s)/town(s) and/or all or part of your fortune before leaving the game. ==

The player who gets such a gift can get punished.

'''Why this rule?'''

This tactic has been used several times to favor a side during a war, or a friend/ally, or at the beginning of a game to help a player to get a massive advantage.

== 4. It's forbidden to declare war notably: ==
* to vassalise the titles of a friend who is vassal of an "embarassing" liege, but from who he doesn't want to be felon;
* to declare a reconquest or felony to a friend to get his titles or lands which are already targeted by a war from a true enemy;
* declare war to surrender immediately and force peace to temporarily avoid an opponent.

'''Why theses rules?'''

The situations described here are ''non exhaustive''. This rule is about what is usually called the fake wars, and also apply to wars joined. It is wars between friends to avoid some consequences from the treaties (felony, title gifts (see rule 5.), tactics to avoid war goals to be applied, etc.), these wars are obviously forbidden.

== 4.1 It is forbidden to start "multiple wars". ==

That means aim each opponent in a separate war, preventing them to group together, or to prevent an ally or allies to join a war by declaring war to them.

How do you know you will cause a multiple war? Answer to this question: am I already in war against an ally (vassal bond, mutual war and/or marriage) of my future enemy/enemies? If the answer is yes, then you have no right to declare war to your target or join the war of an ally.

'''Ultimatum rules'''

How can I do if I want that Paul, ally of my enemy and blocking the path, joins the war? If I declare him war, there is "multiple wars". So what can I do? Only one solution: ultimatum.

The ultimatum is a private message sent to the target giving him 36 hours to join the so-called war. A copy of the ultimatum is sent by ticket to the referees.

The ultimatum urges to join a war in which the target can be effectively invited (the target is directly allied with one of the war protagonists), and in which he's not ally of both sides.

The ultimatum is sent by a protagonist of the war.

If after 36 hours (from the message sending) the target has not joined the so-called war, you are authorised to declare him war.

'''Why this rule?'''

The admins' will is to have grouped wars in the terms exposed by this rule. Blocking an opponent or isolating from others is of course most of the times a viable tactic, only this above tactic is prohibited.

== 4 ter. It is forbidden to declare a felony war if you are not the Suzerain who has been betrayed. ==
To avoid any suspicion and facilitate the procedures in the event of a dispute, it is advisable to take a screenshot of any felony against you.

'''Why this rule?'''
A bug in the management of felony markers has appeared and no longer renders the felony obsolete in the event of loss of the Prestigious Title. This rule is intended to counter it and make disputes management easier.

== 5. During a war, it is forbidden to: ==

* if you're in war: give a title/city to an House not sharing all of your wars;
* give a city going to be sieged or currently under siege;
* give a title vassal of a title aimed by a war;
* keep troops from another House in a siege against its will;
* give a title vassal of a one targeted by a war;
* modify the va(va)ssalages and liege of a title aimed by a war; as well as in the day following the end of the war;
* place army not taking part in a war on any place to block troops taking part in the aforementioned war (a maritime path, for example); use neutral armies to slowdown/block moves from armies in war;
* intentionally use any method to prevent a clause from taking effect (for instance: bankruptcy so that one can't pay a tribute, keeping towns which should be given back, provoke the lost of one title aimed by a war and so on…);
* after-war: in the 10 years following surrender, give one of the vassalised titles.

'''Why these rules?'''

In the spirit of ''fair-play''. The methods listed above go against the dynamic of wars, sieges as well as right of passage when a war starts.

== 6. At the end of a war, the war protagonists have the duty to grant a right of way to their former opponents. ==

'''Why this rule?'''

Block the armies of his opponent on your territory, forcing him to dismobilise them, after he won or lost the war, is clearly a non ''fair-play'' behaviour.

== 7. It is forbidden to give a title to get rid of the vassalage link and thus be able to attack the former vassal/liege. ==

Similarly, it is also forbidden to receive a title in order to become ally of someone to his detriment (you become vassal: you are protected from his attacks; you become liege: he has first to be felon before to attack you).

'''Why this rule?'''

The transfer of titles has been designed as a bargaining chip. Using this possibility to get an advantage without consent of the bond player is abusing this design.

== Nota Bene ==

This list is a compilation of the actions which are most often witnessed and will get additions if need be. However, keep in mind that an attitude disrespecting ''fair-play'', or any abusive behaviour, will be punished by the referee, even if it is not listed here. Do not forget either that it is up to you to correct an unintentional abusive situation that you caused and that a punishment can and will be applied if you refuse to do so.

Welcome

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A video for use by beginners is available to download [http://www.marchofhistory.com/com/video/moh_video.html here] You do not need to follow the video step by step, you can start now and your household head with lavish you with guidance throughout the game to help you take the future into your own hands.

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== Table of contents ==

=== Important to read : Admin Rules ===

* [[Referee system|Referee system]]
* [[List of actions considered abusive|List of actions considered abusive]]
* [[Holiday mode|Holiday mode]]
* [[Any decision is final|Leaving a world is final]]

=== Fequently Asked Questions (FAQ) ===

* [[How to change the language of the forum?|How to change the language of the forum?]]

=== Content ===

* [[Guide for MoH newcomers| Beginner's Guide]]
* Seignories
** [[Seignories| The Seignories]]
** [[Buildings| The buildings]]
** [[Technologies| The technologies]]
* Warfare
** [[Armies| The armies]]
** [[Battles| The battles]]
** [[Sieges| The sieges]]
* Diplomatic Relations
** [[Treaties| The treaties]]
** [[Battles| The wars]]
** [[Titles| The titles]]
* [[Families| The Families]]
* [[Kingdoms| The Kingdoms]]

Miscellaneous information :

* [[Political points| Political points]]
* [[Resources| The resources]]
* [[Commerce (english)| Commerce]]
* [[The Interface| The game interface]] : Operation and tricks

Playing techniques :

* [[Economic Development| Economic development]]
* [[Defending A City| Defending a city, step by step]]
* [[Conquering A City| Conquering a city, step by step]]

Player Guides :

* [[IzziesBeginnerGuide|Izzie's Beginner's Guide]]

'''The site ''March of History'', and all the rules of the game, including this Wiki are ''(c) 2013 Celsius online, all rights reserved'' . No reproduction or use.'''

'''Roughly translated to English''' (''and paraphrased by Vicerious'') '''from the original [[http://www.marchofhistory.com/wiki/index.php?title=Bienvenue|French Wiki]]'''

Accueil

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#REDIRECTION [[Welcome]]

Traité

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2015-03-31T14:57:48Z

Brennos :

* Rendez-vous tout en bas du forum, et en partant de la gauche, vous avez une petite icône orange, un lien pour changer le thème du forum, et enfin, le lien pour changer la langue du forum.
* Si le forum est en anglais, le lien s'appelle "English (USA)". Si le forum est en français, le lien s'appelle "français"
* Cliquez sur le lien comme sur l'image et choisissez parmi les langues disponibles celle que vous souhaitez utiliser.

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Comment changer la langue du forum ?

2015-03-31T14:57:29Z

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Bienvenue

2015-03-31T14:54:52Z

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[[Fichier:UK.png|link=Welcome]][[Fichier:FR.png|link=Bienvenue]][[Fichier:German.png|link=Wilkommen]]

Une vidéo explicative à l'usage des débutants est diponible [http://www.marchofhistory.com/com/video/moh_video.html ici] (Vous n'êtes pas obligé(e) de suivre pas à pas cette vidéo : en jouant directement, votre chef de famille vous prodigue également des conseils tout au long de la partie pour vous aider à prendre le jeu en main)

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== Table des matières ==

=== À lire : Règles des Admin du jeu ===
* [[L'arbitrage des parties|L'arbitrage des parties]]
* [[Liste des actions considérées comme abusives|Liste des actions considérées comme abusives]]
* [[Mode vacances|Mode vacances]]
* [[Toute sortie est définitive|Toute sortie est définitive]]

=== Questions fréquentes (FAQ) ===

* [[Comment changer la langue du forum ?|Comment changer la langue du forum ?]]
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=== Autres contenus ===

* [[Guides|Guide pour débutants]]
* Les [[Provinces|provinces]]
** Les [[Bâtiments|bâtiments]]
** Les [[Mines et champs|mines & champs]]
** Les [[Progrès technologiques|progrès technologiques]]
* Guerres
** Les [[Armées|armées]]
** Les [[Batailles|batailles]]
** Les [[Sièges|sièges]]
* Relations diplomatiques
** Les [[Traités|traités]]
** La [[Guerre|guerre]]
** Les [[Titres|titres]]
* Les [[Famille|familles]]
* Les [[Royaumes|royaumes]]

Et d'autres trucs :

* Les [[Point Politique|points politiques]]
* Les [[Ressources|ressources]]
* Le [[Commerce|commerce]]
* [[L'interface du jeu]] : Fonctionnement et astuces

Techniques de jeu :
* [[Stratégie-agricole|Développer son agriculture]]
* [[Défendre sa cité étape par étape]]
* [[Conquérir une cité étape par étape]]

'''Le site de ''March of History'' et la totalité des règles du jeu, dont le présent Wiki, sont ''(c) Celsius online 2013, tous droits réservés''. Reproduction ou utilisation interdites.'''

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Liste des actions considérées comme abusives

2015-03-31T13:21:40Z

Brennos :

A titre informatif, voici la liste des actions que l'on voit fréquemment dans les parties de March Of History, et qui sont considérés comme abusives (et donc sanctionnables par les arbitres et admins)

== 1. Revenir dans une partie de March Of History après l'avoir quittée. ==

Le non-respect de cette règle entraînera l'exclusion définitive du joueur fautif de la partie concernée. Il est évidemment également interdit de créer un nouveau compte pour revenir dans une partie précédemment quittée.

'''Pourquoi cette règle ?'''

Nous avons été témoins des pratiques suivantes, assez peu fair-play :
* En début de partie, je me connecte avec une famille A, je propose un traité de vassalisation & co à une famille B, visant a avantager B. Puis je quitte la partie et je la rejoins ensuite avec B, profitant ainsi d'une meilleure situation.
* En cours de partie, je profite d'un abandon / ban d'un autre joueur pour récupérer sa situation (meilleure que la mienne)

== 2. Donner une ou plusieurs ville(s) et/ou tout ou partie de sa fortune avant de quitter la partie. ==

Le joueur acceptant de recevoir ce type de don est susceptible d’être sanctionné.

'''Pourquoi cette règle ?'''

Cette tactique a été plusieurs fois utilisée pour favoriser un camp dans une guerre en cours, voire en début de partie pour aider un joueur à se bâtir très vite un vaste territoire et recruter très vite des compagnies mercenaires pour mettre à mal ses voisins.

== 3. En cas de guerre, il est interdit de : ==

* donner une ville dont le titre lié et / ou suzerain est un but de guerre
* donner un titre prestigieux faisant l'objet d'une guerre
* donner une ville pour bloquer des mouvements de troupes d'un autre joueur ou empêcher / casser un siège
* déclarer la guerre pour se rendre immédiatement et forcer la paix, éloignant ainsi temporairement un adversaire
* viser chaque adversaire par une guerre séparée, les empêchant ainsi de se grouper en défense.
* stationner une ou des armée(s) ne participant pas à la guerre sur ou dans une ville ou sur une voie maritime ou tout autre endroit permettant de bloquer des troupes impliquée dans la dite guerre
* utiliser délibérément toute technique empêchant les clauses d'un traité de paix de s'appliquer (exemples : mise en faillite pour éviter de payer le tribut, tactiques permettant de garder les villes qui devraient être rendues, ...)

'''Pourquoi ces règles ?'''

Pour d’évidentes raisons de fair-play. Bloquer un adversaire ou l’isoler des autres est une tactique en soi, c’est vrai. Ceci étant, les techniques ciblées ici sont un contournement de la volonté des admins de favoriser les guerres groupées, de la dynamique des sièges et de celles de droits de passages ouvert lors d’une déclaration de guerre.

N.B. Cette liste recense les actions les plus fréquentes, et sera étoffée si besoin est. Cependant, gardez à l'esprit qu'une attitude clairement non fair-play ou autre comportement abusif pourra toujours entrainement une sanction de la part de l'arbitre, même si cette attitude n'est pas décrite ci dessus. N'oubliez pas non plus qu'il vous incombe de réparer une faute non-intentionnelle et qu'un sanction pourra être appliquée si vous refusez.

Liste des actions considérées comme abusives

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2015-03-25T16:01:57Z

Brennos : /* Table of contents */

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[[Fichier:UK.png|link=Welcome]][[Fichier:FR.png|link=Bienvenue]][[Fichier:German.png|link=Wilkommen]]

Une vidéo explicative à l'usage des débutants est diponible [http://www.marchofhistory.com/com/video/moh_video.html ici] (Vous n'êtes pas obligé(e) de suivre pas à pas cette vidéo : en jouant directement, votre chef de famille vous prodigue également des conseils tout au long de la partie pour vous aider à prendre le jeu en main)

[[Fichier:Tutorial_Debutants.png|alt=tutorial|link=http://www.marchofhistory.com/com/video/moh_video.html|256px]]

== Table of contents ==

[http://www.marchofhistory.com/wiki/index.php?title=Bienvenue Here you'll find the French Index], you can use it to translate page or create some news

=== Important to read : Admin Rules ===
* Why having referees? (To create)
* List of Abusive Actions (To create)
*

=== Fequently Asked Questions (FAQ) ===

* To create

=== Content ===

* [[Kingdoms|Kingdoms]]

'''Le site de ''March of History'' et la totalité des règles du jeu, dont le présent Wiki, sont ''(c) Celsius online 2013, tous droits réservés''. Reproduction ou utilisation interdites. (Need to be translated)'''