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Ban Appeals ​

Discord Bans ​

Bans from the Discord server can be appealed here:

Minecraft Bans ​

Ban Appeal Guidelines ​

You may appeal a Minecraft ban by opening a Punishment Appeal Ticket in our Discord server.

Important Notes:

  • You may only appeal your own ban. Appeals submitted on behalf of other players will not be considered.
  • If you were banned by the Anti-Cheat system (ban reason: Unfair Advantage) and believe the ban was false, you must provide a clip showing what you were doing leading up to the ban. Appeals without this evidence will not be accepted.

When submitting your appeal, please include:

  • Your Minecraft Username
  • Proof of the punishment (e.g., a screenshot of your ban/mute message)
  • Your reasoning for why the punishment is unjust
  • The Minecraft client you were using at the time
  • A clear explanation of why your punishment should be removed (when requested)

Additional Rules:

  • If your ticket is closed or you receive no response, your appeal has been denied.
  • Do not ping staff in channels, other servers, or direct messages to request updates on your appeal. Doing so may affect your case negatively.

Blacklist Bans Guidelines ​

  • You may appeal a blacklist by opening a Blacklist Appeal Ticket in our Discord server.
  • Alternatively, you may purchase an unblacklist at the link below.
  • Once PayPal confirms the payment, the unblacklist applies on its own, usually within a few minutes.
  • Other accounts blacklisted on the same IP are unblacklisted with it.
  • If the unblacklist cannot be applied after you pay, you will receive a full refund.
  • There is no limit to the number of unblacklist purchases you may make.

Important: Unblacklists are not sold to players blacklisted for CP/pedophilia or duping. The purchase page checks your account before you pay.

Warning: After a minimum of six months, individuals may appeal their blacklist by creating an appeal ticket in Discord. This appeal must not only acknowledge past missteps but also convey genuine remorse for any harm that may have been caused. Additionally, it's crucial to provide assurances that similar behaviour will not recur in the future.