Crucible rules apply
Attendees are expected to abide by all Crucible guidelines: the Rules, Code of Conduct, and Consent Policy and Consent Incident Policy. That includes never “repeatedly and intentionally mislabeling people of varying genders and orientations” or “degrading other people based on their body type, ability, race, ethnicity, country of origin, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, relationship status, religion, or spiritual path”.
Consent, always
Negotiate before you play. An enthusiastic yes is the only yes — from everyone involved, for every act. Consent can be withdrawn at any time, and "no" is a complete sentence. Consent violations get you removed and banned.
No phones, no photos
Phones stay put away in all play and social areas. No photography or recording, period. What happens at the party stays at the party — outing someone is a consent violation.
Dungeon Monitors
DMs are on the floor all night. They're there to keep scenes safe, answer questions, and step in if something's off. If you see something concerning, tell a DM — that's what they're for.
Dress code
Leather, rubber, gear, jocks, harnesses, boots, or nothing much at all — dress for the party you want to have. Street clothes are just as welcome, if that's what makes you feel sexy. Changing space is available.
Sober enough to consent
The bar is open — enjoy it. But you can't negotiate a scene you're too intoxicated to remember, and anyone visibly impaired will be asked to stop playing or to leave. No illegal substances on site.
Play safer
Safer-sex supplies, gloves, and cleanup materials are stocked throughout the space. Clean equipment after your scene. Respect other people's scenes — watch from a respectful distance and never touch anyone or their gear without an invitation.