Server rules.

Axiom is an 18+ community. Players and characters must be at least 18 years old. Maintain a working microphone and communicate clearly enough to participate in a scene. You are responsible for activity on your account and for reading the current rules before playing.

Discrimination, slurs, sexual harassment, real-world threats, and targeted abuse are prohibited across Axiom services. A character’s personality does not excuse mistreating a player. Do not organize harassment, direct an audience at another member, or continue unwanted personal contact.

Do not disclose another person’s private information, pressure them to reveal their identity, or bring private messages into public disputes. Keep fictional disputes separate from personal relationships. Use the reporting system when conduct crosses that boundary.

Sexual acts, sexual violence, sexual coercion, child exploitation, and romantic or sexual portrayals of minors are prohibited. Do not reenact suicide, self-harm, or real-world mass-casualty attacks. Relationships may be part of a character’s story; explicit content must remain outside the server.

Graphic injury descriptions, prolonged torture, or permanent disfigurement require agreement from every affected participant before the scene proceeds. Agreement may be withdrawn. When a boundary is raised, end the graphic detail and resolve the scene without it. Silence and participation under pressure are not agreement. This does not create an exemption from ordinary arrests, robberies, or non-graphic conflict.

Use website tickets, reports, and suggestions for their intended purpose. Do not spam, impersonate staff, submit malicious reports, or advertise unrelated communities without approval. Constructive criticism is permitted. Personal attacks, fabricated allegations, and retaliation against someone who raises a concern are not.

Create a character with a credible identity, background, motivations, and limits. Names, clothing, behavior, and speech must fit the setting. Do not impersonate a real person or reproduce an existing fictional character. Comedy is welcome when it supports interaction; a character created solely to interrupt others is not.

Each character has separate relationships, knowledge, assets, and obligations. Do not use a second character to assist, avenge, investigate, finance, or inherit from another character you control. A friend, business, or shared storage cannot be used to transfer benefits between your characters.

Earn influence, criminal contacts, professional expertise, and organizational authority through play. A backstory does not grant ownership of a business, leadership over an established group, or access to restricted information. Do not invent relationships or achievements that require other players to accept an outcome they did not participate in.

Continue your character’s debts, injuries, relationships, and legal obligations across sessions. Changing appearance or identity does not erase an established story. Do not delete or abandon a character to move assets away from an investigation, avoid an active consequence, or repeat a profitable introduction.

Supernatural abilities, non-human characters, serial-killer storylines, and impersonation of a staff-controlled authority require written staff approval before introduction. Approval is limited to the agreed portrayal and does not waive rules on initiation, consent, or player safety.

Respond to the people and circumstances around your character. Work, crafting, racing, and criminal activities must remain part of a believable life. Repeatedly ignoring interaction to complete a progression loop, collect a payout, or protect an efficiency route is not acceptable participation.

Allow setbacks to change your decisions. An arrest, failed deal, lost race, or damaged relationship is part of a continuing story. Do not repeatedly reset the same dispute until you obtain a preferred result, refuse all consequences, or demand compensation for a legitimate in-character loss.

Actions affecting another character must leave a reasonable opportunity to respond. Describe attempts rather than declaring success through text commands. Do not decide another character’s thoughts, confession, injuries, or permanent outcome. Established mechanics may resolve an action, but must not be used to bypass the interaction leading to it.

Act within believable physical limits. Respect restraints, locked spaces, serious collisions, and injuries. Do not carry someone while driving, use an animation to defeat a restraint, or treat a game mechanic’s availability as proof that an action is reasonable. A lack of a scripted restriction is not permission to disregard the scene.

Remain in character during active roleplay. Use out-of-character communication only for an immediate technical problem, a necessary boundary, or a staff instruction. Ordinary rule disputes must be reported after the scene. Harassment or prohibited content may be stopped immediately; contact staff instead of continuing exposure to it.

Keep conversations grounded in Axiom’s setting. Do not reference another server’s events as this city’s history or use outside drama to drive a scene. In-character elections and civic disagreements are permitted; real-world hate movements, identity-based persecution, and current tragedies are not roleplay material.

Only information legitimately learned by the current character may guide their decisions. Streams, private messages, external voice channels, staff information, and another character’s experiences are out of character. Passing that information through someone else does not make it valid.

Do not watch an active participant’s broadcast or use their chat while playing a related scene. Creators must not act on audience tips about locations, threats, investigations, or hidden mechanics. Do not seek special access to a character because of the player’s audience or identity.

Coordinate active scenes through the server’s in-character communication systems. Do not use outside voice chat, messaging, screen sharing, or a parallel call to relay tactical information. A broken radio, confiscated phone, restraint, or incapacitation must have its intended effect on communication.

Claims of footage, tracking, identification, or surveillance must be supported by an available in-world system or an established, credible source. Do not invent a recording, read a hidden player identifier as character knowledge, or identify a masked person solely from familiarity with the player. A voice or vehicle may create suspicion; it is not automatic proof.

Learn contacts, locations, recipes, and restricted systems through your character’s experience. Do not distribute out-of-character instruction packs for hidden criminal activities. Teaching another character must involve actual interaction, a plausible relationship, and the risks associated with sharing that knowledge.

Cheats, injected scripts, automation, prohibited overlays, and modified assets that provide an unfair advantage are forbidden. This includes tools that reveal hidden information, alter hit detection, remove obstructing world elements, or automate activity. Accessibility needs should be raised with staff so an appropriate setup can be agreed.

Stop using a mechanic when you identify an unintended advantage. Report the issue privately with enough detail to reproduce it. Do not keep generated items or funds, teach the exploit, or continue testing it on the live server without permission. Report accidental gains instead of moving or spending them.

Do not chain animations, cancel actions, manipulate movement, or spam interactions to avoid intended recovery, damage, restraints, or search procedures. Macros and unattended inputs may not perform jobs, crafting, fishing, crime, or other progression for you.

Do not share, sell, transfer, or lend accounts. Trading game currency, property, services, or access for real-world value outside authorized Axiom systems is prohibited. A membership purchase does not provide immunity from moderation, ownership of a storyline, or authority over another player.

Submit reproducible bugs and genuine technical losses through the website. Provide accurate dates, item details, and supporting evidence. Do not duplicate a claim, fabricate a loss, or arrange a staged incident to obtain a reimbursement. Staff approval is required before a loss is restored.

Hostile action must arise from a current, understandable in-character dispute or objective. Make the threat and intended demand clear enough for the affected party to respond. Prior hostility does not authorize indefinite attacks on sight, and association alone does not make every member of a group an immediate target.

Match the response to the seriousness and immediacy of the situation. A minor insult, accidental collision, or routine disagreement does not justify immediate lethal force. Provide a realistic opportunity to comply or disengage where circumstances allow. Do not manufacture an impossible demand solely to justify violence.

Treat your character’s survival and the lives of people in their care as consequential. Consider weapons, cover, distance, injuries, and the opportunity to escape. Do not draw against a credible controlling threat without a realistic opening, charge into certain death, or provoke violence because you expect to respawn.

Random attacks, indiscriminate shooting, and deliberately striking people with a vehicle without a justified scene are prohibited. A vehicle is not a substitute for interaction. Accidental harm must be acknowledged and roleplayed; repeating the same conduct after an accident is not an excuse.

Do not enter an unrelated robbery, pursuit, arrest, or fight to obtain loot, help a stranger win, or create extra combat. Prior arrangements must exist in character and comply with participant limits. Witnesses may react, seek safety, or contact emergency services without becoming an additional attacking group.

Roleplay the seriousness of injuries and medical treatment. Recovery is not an immediate return to full capability simply because a health bar changes. Follow reasonable medical restrictions established in the scene. Do not use repeated healing or medical visits to cycle back into the same conflict.

An incapacitated character cannot direct a fight, identify positions over radio, move property to protect it, or organize a rescue through outside channels. Limited speech must be consistent with their condition. Do not use emotes or interface features to perform actions your character could not physically complete.

Treatment by another player does not automatically erase memory. However, a revived participant must withdraw from the immediate conflict and recover. They may not return as a shooter, lookout, driver, or intelligence source for the encounter that incapacitated them.

Choosing to respawn ends your participation in that incident. Your character cannot recall the events immediately leading to their incapacitation, return to the scene, recover dropped property, or pursue revenge based on that incident. Earlier relationships and unrelated long-term history remain intact. Do not respawn while active medical or police roleplay is underway unless staff instruct otherwise or a technical failure prevents continuation.

Permanent character death is a deliberate decision by the character’s player or an outcome specifically agreed with staff in advance. Another participant cannot impose it through a medical statement or text action. Once a permanent death is confirmed, the character cannot return, transfer assets to your next character, or continue communicating in character.

Plan crime around a believable objective and give victims, witnesses, and responders meaningful participation. Do not repeatedly target the same player for easy profit, prey on someone who has not finished loading, or choose victims solely because they appear new or have technical difficulties.

Take property through supported mechanics and a clear robbery scene. Do not silently empty an incapacitated character or unattended scene as a substitute for roleplay. Demands may not include account credentials, access to another character’s assets, forced ownership transfers, or access to storage unrelated to the active encounter.

A hostage must be a genuine unwilling participant in the scene. Friends, paid collaborators, alternate characters, and staged victims cannot be presented as leverage against responders. Keep captives engaged, allow communication consistent with their restraint, and do not abandon someone bound in an inaccessible location.

Demands must be achievable within the situation and give the other party a reasonable route toward resolution. Protect a compliant hostage from unnecessary harm. Do not use repeated threats, extended detention, or an endless sequence of new demands to prevent a scene from concluding.

Once an operation is contested, participating criminals may not replace casualties, recruit fresh attackers, or replenish weapons and supplies through uninvolved players. A planned getaway driver or lookout counts toward the operation’s participant limit. Do not repeatedly restart a failed mechanic to obtain a more favorable response.

Arrest does not end roleplay. Participate in transport, questioning, medical assessment, and processing. A rescue must be planned in character, respect the participant cap, and present a credible attempt to recover the detainee. Do not attack a station or medical facility merely to generate a firefight.

A criminal operation or civilian side in a hostile incident may involve no more than four active participants. Attackers, getaway drivers, lookouts, scouts, and people supplying live tactical information all count. A lower limit specified for an activity takes precedence. The same limit applies throughout the incident; incapacitated or arrested participants cannot be replaced. A separately posted staff-approved event may specify a different limit before it begins.

An alliance does not create a second participant allowance. Groups coordinating against the same side are one side for that incident. Do not rotate crews, use an off-site reserve team, or describe participants as spectators while they provide operational support.

Territory creates opportunities for relationships and conflict, not unrestricted permission to attack. Establish control through ongoing activity and recognizable interaction. Give people a clear understanding of demands and consequences. A location does not exempt its occupants from participation limits or make uninvolved customers and workers valid targets.

An ongoing feud must develop beyond repeated attacks. Allow negotiation, losses, changed relationships, and a credible end to the dispute. Do not use a conflict to deny another group all access to normal play, camp their return points, or pressure members to leave the community.

Recruitment, leadership changes, departures, and disbanding must follow the organization’s established story. Do not manufacture a merger or temporary membership arrangement to bypass restrictions. Staff may restrict or end a group’s activity when its structure is being used to evade the rules.

Police, medical, legal, and other public-service characters must use their position for credible roleplay. Records, searches, treatment, charges, and evidence must reflect what occurred. Do not invent evidence, use job tools for personal out-of-character disputes, or withhold routine interaction to punish a player.

Respond proportionately to the known threat. Additional officers are not permission to overwhelm a scene without interaction. Police participants are governed by published departmental procedures and staff-approved event restrictions. Medical personnel must prioritize treatment and cannot act as tactical support for an active criminal side.

Storylines involving public-service corruption, misuse of restricted databases, evidence diversion, or distribution of government equipment require prior written staff approval. Ordinary disagreement or a flawed professional character does not authorize abuse of privileged mechanics. Job appointments and promotions occur in character.

Do not initiate robberies or attacks in hospital treatment areas, at player loading locations, or during a staff-designated protected event. Do not wait outside these spaces to target people as they emerge. Entering one during an active pursuit does not erase the pursuit; preserve access to treatment and resolve the encounter without exploiting the protection.

Business ownership and substantial changes of control require approval through the website’s business application process. An application does not reserve a location, authorize changes to the map, or permit operation before approval. Hiring, employment, and ordinary commercial relationships must be handled in character.

Operate a business as a source of interaction. Keep transactions, staffing, services, and advertised offers consistent with the business’s approved purpose. Do not use a company solely as a passive payout source, private storage extension, or mechanism for transferring assets between your characters.

Transactions must reflect an actual in-character exchange or obligation. Do not create fictitious invoices, circular trades, or staged sales to exploit commissions, quotas, subsidies, or progression. In-character fraud may be a storyline; exploiting a payment system or generating money without a legitimate game transaction is not.

Use resources, jobs, and market opportunities at a pace that allows interaction and consequences. Automated grinding, coordinated reward farming, and repeated abuse of introductory benefits are prohibited. Do not use giveaways or nominal-price transfers to bypass the separation between characters or dispose of assets before an expected sanction.

Keep ordinary contractual disagreements in character. Staff intervention is appropriate for a rule violation, technical fault, or breach of an approval condition. Neither a business owner nor a paying supporter may dictate another player’s character decisions, access to staff, or moderation outcome.

Drive according to the vehicle, terrain, damage, and scene. A sports car is not an off-road escape vehicle simply because the physics permit it. A severe collision must affect your actions. Do not use repeated jumps, impossible routes, or collision mechanics to avoid a credible pursuit.

Vehicle contact must have a justified purpose and a reasonable prospect of survival. Do not launch high-speed head-on attacks, repeatedly crush occupied vehicles, or use desynchronization and collision bugs as tactics. A successful maneuver does not remove the obligation to roleplay damage and injuries.

Races require in-character organization and participation. Do not use unauthorized tuning, automated driving, route exploits, or unrelated attackers to influence the result. Contact must be consistent with the agreed event; arranging a race does not authorize attacks on uninvolved road users.

Vehicle purchases, loans, keys, and storage access must follow supported systems and a credible relationship. Do not move vehicles or contents between your own characters, use another player as a temporary asset holder to evade consequences, or exploit storage and retrieval systems during an active scene.

Join through the Axiom website on the PC you use for FiveM. When a reservation becomes ready, you have five minutes to launch FiveM and connect. A missed reservation expires. Do not use multiple accounts, automation, or deliberate reconnect cycling to manipulate your position or hold additional slots.

Do not disconnect, switch characters, intentionally crash, or remain unresponsive to avoid a scene or its consequences. After a genuine interruption, reconnect as soon as practical and return to the ongoing situation. If you cannot return, open a ticket with the time, participants, and circumstances.

A restart does not settle an arrest, cancel a debt, repair an injury, or resolve a conflict. Resume the outstanding situation after reconnecting. Do not begin an activity when a published restart warning makes it unreasonable to complete, and do not use the final moments before a restart to discard normal conduct.

Remain available while connected to the server. Do not occupy a slot through anti-idle tools or leave an active scene unattended. Priority changes queue ordering only; it does not guarantee immediate entry, waive whitelist requirements, or alter moderation standards.

Submit player reports, staff reports, bug reports, and ban appeals through their website categories. Include the date and time with timezone, relevant character names or IDs, a factual account, and available evidence. Preserve the original recording where possible; edited clips must not misrepresent context.

Provide accurate information and respond to reasonable requests for clarification. Do not coach witnesses, conceal material evidence, coordinate false accounts, or contact the reported person to pressure them. Staff reports are reviewed through the management channel. A report is not permission to retaliate in character or out of character.

Follow staff directions issued to protect or resolve a scene. Staff tools and information must not be used for personal advantage. If you believe an instruction or decision is incorrect, document it and use the appropriate report or appeal route. Do not restart the disputed conduct while the review is pending.

Staff consider impact, intent, repetition, prior history, and cooperation. Outcomes may include guidance, a warning, removal of improperly obtained assets, restrictions on a character or organization, suspension of access, or permanent removal. Serious abuse may result in immediate removal. There is no guaranteed sequence of warnings before a ban.

An appeal must explain the decision being challenged and provide relevant facts or new evidence. Do not evade a restriction through another account or ask another player to act for a restricted character. Published updates apply from their stated effective time, or publication when no later time is specified. Deliberately exploiting a wording gap to defeat a rule’s purpose may still result in enforcement.