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Port Sahara has recently been demolished due to a political squabble. | |||
== Intro == | == Intro == | ||
Port Sahara is a settlement of the British Empire. It is located in the central area of the PirateCraft world. Port Sahara’s current Governor is [[SpikyCactus01]] with [[LastGrimm]] as secretary of the governor. | Port Sahara is a settlement of the British Empire. It is located in the central area of the PirateCraft world. Port Sahara’s current Governor is [[SpikyCactus01]] with [[LastGrimm]] as secretary of the governor. | ||
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== Citizen Info == | == Citizen Info == | ||
=== Rules And Regulations === | === Rules And Regulations === | ||
Failure to comply with these rules will result in punishment that the governor thinks is necessary. | |||
==== PVP ==== | ==== PVP ==== | ||
*Any act of PVP to a fellow citizen outside of the official arena will be considered hostile and will be considered a criminal offence. | *Any act of PVP to a fellow citizen outside of the official arena will be considered hostile and will be considered a criminal offence. | ||
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*In the event of unexplained inactivity for a period of 7 days will result in eviction from your house and confiscation of items for 7 more days before being handed over to the town bank. | *In the event of unexplained inactivity for a period of 7 days will result in eviction from your house and confiscation of items for 7 more days before being handed over to the town bank. | ||
*Citizens may NOT make any major renovations to the interior or exterior if their house without first submitting a request with the Governor. | *Citizens may NOT make any major renovations to the interior or exterior if their house without first submitting a request with the Governor. | ||