Community safety
Build the mystery. Protect the people.
Rascal Realms can hold tension, suspicion, secrets, and difficult choices without turning its real community cruel. The fiction gets sharp; participation stays respectful.
The Rascal Rules
- Critique the work, never the person behind it.
- No harassment, dog-piling, hate speech, threats, or sexual content.
- Do not share private information—yours or anyone else’s.
- No scams, impersonation, cheating tools, gambling, or exploit promotion.
- Keep story speculation clearly separate from confirmed game information.
- Report harmful behavior; do not turn moderation into public spectacle.
Participation boundaries
Pre-launch, not a promise machine
Concepts, names, balance ideas, dates, and visuals can change. Devlogs distinguish confirmed work from exploration so feedback stays grounded.
Feedback is reviewed privately
Website submissions go to a private team inbox. Nothing is published as a quote unless the sender explicitly opts in, and opting in never guarantees publication.
Founders Guild is 13+
The website feedback and Guild interest forms are for people aged 13 or older. Joining the interest list is not employment, payment, access, or a launch guarantee.
No sensitive information
Never submit passwords, precise locations, financial information, government identifiers, or private account credentials. We will never ask for them through a community form.
Roblox rules still apply
Any eventual play experience and community activity must follow Roblox’s platform rules in addition to our own. Exploits and bypasses are not part of testing.
Razz is a fictional guide
Razz is a character—not a person, therapist, authority, or source of medical advice. On this site he answers from a fixed script, right in your browser, and those answers describe plans that can change. Don’t share personal details with him. If someone may be in danger, contact a trusted adult or local emergency support.
Need help with a submission or safety concern?
Send only the details needed to understand the issue. For immediate danger, contact local emergency services or a trusted person who can help in the real world.