Fair Play

The short version

Play your characters yourself. Do not use tools that play for you. Pixlaria's built-in automatic actions are allowed. External autoclickers, bots, repeating gameplay macros and tools that broadcast one input to several characters are not.

Playing more than one character

You may manually play multiple characters, including on separate monitors. Control each character separately. Switching between windows to choose actions yourself is fine; software that repeats or copies those actions for you is not.

Each character still follows the normal game rules. An Oathbound character keeps its restrictions on trading, outside healing and shared loot; owning both characters does not create an exception.

What is allowed?

• The game's own automatic combat, gathering, cooking and looting, under their normal limits.
• Normal game controls, including keybindings and supported held-key behaviour.
• Accessibility controls and remapping that help you choose and perform your own actions, without adding automated gameplay sequences.

You do not need to click repeatedly while a built-in activity continues. Letting that activity finish is not the same as using an external tool to restart it.

What is not allowed?

• Autoclickers or repeating macros that click, gather, cast, attack or collect rewards for you.
• Bots or scripts that choose targets, move, react or run gameplay sequences for you.
• Broadcasting or mirroring one input to multiple characters.
• Tools that simulate activity to avoid the game's inactivity limits.

Being at your computer does not make an automated tool acceptable. The same rules apply to software and hardware macros.

Questions, reports and accessibility

If you are unsure about a tool or need an accessibility accommodation, ask staff before using it. Explain what the control does; you do not need to share medical information. Contact staff through the Pixlaria Discord or hello@pixlaria.com.

Report suspected automation privately with the character name, approximate time and what you observed. Unusual timing, long sessions or playing several characters are not proof by themselves. Staff review the circumstances, including lag and accessibility controls; automated flags are clues for review, not automatic penalties.