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necROmantic Invite-only private server

How to get in

necROmantic is a private server. There is no open registration: you get in with an invitation code handed to you by someone who already plays here, privately, because they know you.

This is not posturing or artificial scarcity. We are few on purpose, general chat is used for roleplay, and living together works because everyone who joins is vouched for by someone who answers for them.

If you already have a code

Go straight to creating your account and type it into the form field. Then download the client and come in.

A code works once and expires after 45 days. If yours has expired, ask whoever invited you for another one.

If you have no code but want in

You can ask. We do not promise a yes, but we do promise to read you.

  • Join the server Discord and introduce yourself.
  • Or write directly on Discord to EsteveCS85.

Tell us who you are, what you are looking for and whether you know anyone inside. No CV required: knowing there is a real person on the other side and that you have read the rules is enough.

The Discord runs on the same rules

The Discord being easier to get into than the game does not make it a free-for-all. It runs on exactly the same code of conduct and the same privacy and usage policy as the server and this site.

And it helps to know what it is for: it is where you go to sort things out and meet people. It is not a place for roleplay —unless a channel says so explicitly— and no channel allows +18 content.

Before you write there, take a look at the security note for Discord too: nobody from the staff will ever ask you for your password.

Put another way: what is not tolerated there is not tolerated here, and the other way round. A sanction in one place counts in the other.

Before asking to join, be clear on this
  • This is an +18 server built around text roleplay. Roleplay is not an extra: it is the centre of everything.
  • There is no shop, no donations, no payments. Nothing inside is bought. It would not be accepted if you offered, either.
  • You are expected to read the code of conduct before joining, not after being reminded.
  • Do not post invitation codes on websites, forums or lists. Anyone who does loses every pending invitation on the spot.
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And if this turns out not to be for you, that is fine. It is a small place with a particular way of playing. We would rather you knew that before creating the account than found out a week later.