Forum Rules
Quote from Aleryn Duskwhisper on July 14, 2026, 5:20 pmWelcome to the Ink & Lantern! The official community forums for Tales of Khassid.
These forums exist to support discussion, creativity, and collaboration within the world of Khassid—whether you are a player, Game Master, reader, or creator. To maintain a space worthy of the Aelorian Archives, all participants are expected to follow the guidelines below.
1. Respect the Community
Treat all members with respect.
- No harassment, hate speech, or personal attacks
- No discrimination based on race, gender, identity, religion, or background
- Disagreements are welcome—disrespect is not
If you wouldn’t say it at a table you want to be invited back to, don’t say it here.
2. Stay On Topic
Post in the appropriate category and keep discussions relevant.
- Use forum sections as intended (Lore, Table & Play, System, etc.)
- Avoid derailing threads
- Create a new topic if your idea shifts direction
This helps everyone find what they’re looking for—and keeps discussions meaningful.
3. Constructive Contribution Only
This is a builder’s space.
- Offer feedback that is thoughtful and actionable
- Critique ideas, not people
- Low-effort posts, spam, or repeated off-topic comments may be removed
If you’re here, add something of value.
4. No Spam or Self-Promotion Abuse
We support creators—but not clutter.
- No unsolicited advertising or repetitive promotion
- Share your work only where appropriate and relevant
- Affiliate links and scams are strictly prohibited
If you want to collaborate, engage first—don’t broadcast.
5. Respect Intellectual Property
Tales of Khassid is a living world—help protect it.
- Do not repost paid or restricted content
- Do not claim ownership of official Khassid material
- Fan creations are welcome, but must not be misrepresented as official
When in doubt, credit properly.
6. Keep Content Appropriate
This is a public-facing creative space.
- No explicit sexual content
- No excessive gore or disturbing material
- Avoid anything that would make the space unsafe or inaccessible
Dark themes may exist in Khassid—but presentation matters.
7. Moderator Authority
Moderators exist to maintain the integrity of the space.
- Follow moderator instructions
- Repeated violations may result in warnings, post removal, or bans
- Appeals may be submitted respectfully
We are here to keep the Archive intact—not to police creativity unnecessarily.
8. Account Responsibility
You are responsible for your account and activity.
- Do not impersonate others
- Do not share accounts
- Protect your login credentials
Your voice matters—keep it yours.
9. Use of AI & Generated Content
AI tools are welcome—with transparency.
- Clearly indicate AI-assisted content when sharing
- Do not flood threads with mass-generated material
- Prioritize meaningful contribution over volume
The Archive values intent, not just output.
10. The Spirit of Khassid
This is more than a forum—it is an extension of a living world.
- Engage with curiosity
- Build with purpose
- Respect the setting, the people, and the process
You are not just posting—you are contributing to the Archive.
Welcome to the Ink & Lantern! The official community forums for Tales of Khassid.
These forums exist to support discussion, creativity, and collaboration within the world of Khassid—whether you are a player, Game Master, reader, or creator. To maintain a space worthy of the Aelorian Archives, all participants are expected to follow the guidelines below.
1. Respect the Community
Treat all members with respect.
- No harassment, hate speech, or personal attacks
- No discrimination based on race, gender, identity, religion, or background
- Disagreements are welcome—disrespect is not
If you wouldn’t say it at a table you want to be invited back to, don’t say it here.
2. Stay On Topic
Post in the appropriate category and keep discussions relevant.
- Use forum sections as intended (Lore, Table & Play, System, etc.)
- Avoid derailing threads
- Create a new topic if your idea shifts direction
This helps everyone find what they’re looking for—and keeps discussions meaningful.
3. Constructive Contribution Only
This is a builder’s space.
- Offer feedback that is thoughtful and actionable
- Critique ideas, not people
- Low-effort posts, spam, or repeated off-topic comments may be removed
If you’re here, add something of value.
4. No Spam or Self-Promotion Abuse
We support creators—but not clutter.
- No unsolicited advertising or repetitive promotion
- Share your work only where appropriate and relevant
- Affiliate links and scams are strictly prohibited
If you want to collaborate, engage first—don’t broadcast.
5. Respect Intellectual Property
Tales of Khassid is a living world—help protect it.
- Do not repost paid or restricted content
- Do not claim ownership of official Khassid material
- Fan creations are welcome, but must not be misrepresented as official
When in doubt, credit properly.
6. Keep Content Appropriate
This is a public-facing creative space.
- No explicit sexual content
- No excessive gore or disturbing material
- Avoid anything that would make the space unsafe or inaccessible
Dark themes may exist in Khassid—but presentation matters.
7. Moderator Authority
Moderators exist to maintain the integrity of the space.
- Follow moderator instructions
- Repeated violations may result in warnings, post removal, or bans
- Appeals may be submitted respectfully
We are here to keep the Archive intact—not to police creativity unnecessarily.
8. Account Responsibility
You are responsible for your account and activity.
- Do not impersonate others
- Do not share accounts
- Protect your login credentials
Your voice matters—keep it yours.
9. Use of AI & Generated Content
AI tools are welcome—with transparency.
- Clearly indicate AI-assisted content when sharing
- Do not flood threads with mass-generated material
- Prioritize meaningful contribution over volume
The Archive values intent, not just output.
10. The Spirit of Khassid
This is more than a forum—it is an extension of a living world.
- Engage with curiosity
- Build with purpose
- Respect the setting, the people, and the process
You are not just posting—you are contributing to the Archive.
