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Our Reflection bot allows you to send Discord messages as your character. It's especially helpful in the [https://discord.com/channels/1475709028414914643/1475710713761763430 Public Radio] or [https://discord.com/channels/1475709028414914643/1509303561954136145 Journals] sections, but also completely optional!

The easiest way to set up your character is to use the following command:

<code>tul!register "Character Name" Brackets:text</code>

{|
| Character Name: || Unless your character name has spaces in it, the quotes are optional.
|-
| Brackets || This is what will be used to send messages as the character. You can customize it however you want.
|-
| text || This is a placeholder for your message. You cannot change this.
|}

For example:

<code>tul!register Dimplebottom D:text</code>

This registers "Dimplebottom" as a character, and every time I start a message with '''D:''' it'll send that message as Dimplebottom instead.

Getting Started

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Dice Overview

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__FORCETOC__

==Abilities and Skills==

Abilities represent your fundamental strengths as a survivor. Each '''Ability''' governs a set of '''Skills'''.

Skills are always rolled with their parent Ability.

When you attempt an action using a Skill, roll the following:
d20 + its associated Ability + the Skill level

For example, if you have a +2 Morale and +2 Presence (its parent ability), you'd roll:
d20 + 2 (Morale) + 2 (Presence)

Compare the total to a Difficulty Class, or DC, set by the narrator or the rules.

{|
!colspan=2| Physique
|-
| Athletics: || Climbing, jumping, swimming, lifting, and other feats of physical exertion.
|-
| Melee || Fighting with close combat weapons or unarmed strikes.
|-
| Resilience || Enduring pain, resisting poison or illness, and withstanding physical trauma.
|-
!colspan=2| Agility
|-
| Aiming || Using ranged weapons accurately.
|-
| Stealth || Moving quietly, hiding, and avoiding detection.
|-
| Reflex || Reacting quickly to danger, avoiding hazards, and resisting sudden effects.
|-
| Finesse || Precise manual control, delicate manipulation, or careful physical actions.
|-
!colspan=2| Reason
|-
| Awareness || Noticing threats, spotting details, and reading intent.
|-
| Medicine || Treating wounds, stabilising injuries, and managing illness.
|-
| Technology || Using, repairing, or understanding machines and electronic systems.
|-
| Academia || General knowledge, research, and recalling learned information.
|-
!colspan=2| Presence
|-
| Morale || Resisting fear, maintaining composure, and enduring psychological strain.
|-
| Intimidation || Coercing or frightening others into compliance.
|-
| Persuasion || Convincing others through reason, trust, or emotional appeal.
|-
| Deception || Lying convincingly, misleading others, or concealing the truth.
|}

==Difficulty Class and Outcomes==
Difficulty Class (DC) is the number that you compare your roll against. They are set by the rules or the narrator.

After rolling, compare your total to the DC.

{|
|-
| Over 5 Below DC: || Strong Failure
|-
| 5 or Less Below DC || Failure
|-
| Meets DC || Success
|-
| 5 or Less Above DC || Success
|-
| Over 5 Above DC || Strong Success
|}

=== Examples: ===
{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"
|-
| DC: || Strong Success
|Success
|Failure
|Strong Failure
|-
| 5 || 10 and up
|5-10
|4-0
|/
|-
| 10 || 15 and up
|10-14
|5-9
|4 and down
|-
| 15 || 20 and up
|15-19
|10-14
|9 and down
|-
| 20 || 25 and up
|20-24
|15-19
|14 and down
|}

=== Narrator DC Guidance: ===
{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"
|-
| DC: || Strong Success
|-
| 1-5 || valign="top" |Trivial tasks, minimal chance of failure.
|-
| 6-10 || valign="top" |Easy Tasks, most people would be able to succeed.
|-
| 11-15 || Doable Tasks, with some effort this should be doable.
|-
| 16-20 || Tricky Tasks, probably going to fail if you are untrained.
|-
|21-25
| valign="top" |Hard Tasks, for those with experience.
|-
|26-30
| valign="top" |Long Shot, Even with training it’ll take a lot of luck to get this done.
|-
|31+
|Never, Impossible things should not be rolled for.
|}
== Advantage and Disadvantage ==
Some rules give a roll Advantage or Disadvantage. A narrator will tell you if one applies.

{|
|-
| Advantage: || Roll two d20's, pick the highest.
|-
| Disadvantage || Roll two d20's, pick the lowest.
|}

*Advantage and Disadvantage do not stack.
*If a roll has both Advantage and Disadvantage, they cancel out and the roll is made normally.

==Statistics==
When skills are mentioned in calculations (not just in this section) only use the skill level, the ability will be listed separately if used.

===Health Points===
HP = 5 + Physique + (Resilience / 2) rounded down.
*At 0 current HP, you gain the [[Conditions#Unconscious|{{Tooltip|Unconscious|{{:Conditions/Unconscious}}}}]] Condition.

If you have 2 Physique and 2 Resilience, then your HP would be 8 (5+2+[2/2])

===Stress===
*Stress represents psychological strain.
*While resting, you lose 1 Stress at the end of each hour in-game.
Stress Cap = 3 + Presence
*When your Stress reaches your Stress Cap, you must make a Morale Roll and resolve the result according to the table below.
{|
! Morale !! Result
|-
| 1-5: || You surrender to your opponents.
|-
| 6-10 || Your movement and AP reduced to 0 until the end of your next turn.
|-
| 11-15 || You must get as far away as you can, until the end of your next turn.
|-
| 16+ || You are stunned until the end of your next turn.
|}

=== Defenses ===
Unless otherwise stated by a rule or feature, when someone attempts to attack you the DC is equal to your Base Defense

If you are wearing [[Armor]] on a targeted area, add that to the DC, armor does not get added atop Dodge or Parry DC.

'''Base Defense = 10 + Resilience'''

== Initiative and Rounds ==

=== Initiative ===
At the start of combat, each participant rolls Reflex.

Unless otherwise stated, your AP starts out maxed out at the start of combat, even before your first turn.

=== Rounds ===
A round is the sum of all turns taken by everyone in combat.

A round starts with the character who has the highest Initiative and ends after the character with the lowest Initiative has finished their turn.

Once the lowest Initiative character has finished their turn, a new round begins with the highest Initiative character again.

=== Turns ===
On your turn, you may spend AP to do your actions.

AP is detailed in the Action Economy section.

== Range and Movement: ==

=== Range: ===
Range can be split into four tiers:

* '''Melee:''' Your target is within reach of you. You could touch them with your hands.
* '''Nearby:''' Your target is close-by, but not quite within reach.
** Effective Weapons: Shotguns, hand crossbows, and thrown weapons.
* '''Shooting Distance:''' Your target isn't close, but in standard shooting range.
** Effective Weapons: Standard guns, crossbows.
* '''Far:''' Your target is far away. You can talk to them and see them, but they're going to be very hard to hit.
** Effective Weapons: Sniper rifles

Melee attacks can only be made in melee range.

Ranged attacks can be made at any tier. If the distance is below the their they're effective at, they get a +3 to their Aiming roll. If the distance is above the range they're effective at, they get a -3 to their roll per tier. Positive modifiers don't stack, but negative do.

Sniper rifles do not gain a bonus from being at a closer tier.
{|
|+
!
!Melee
!Nearby
!Shooting Distance
!Far
|-
|Melee
|No Modifier
|x
|x
|x
|-
|Shotguns, Hand Crossbows, Thrown Weapons
| +3
|No Modifier
| -3
| -6
|-
|Standard Guns, Crossbows
| +3
| +3
|No Modifier
| -3
|-
|Sniper Rifles
|No Modifier
|No Modifier
|No Modifier
|No Modifier
|}

=== Movement: ===
You can move 1 tier for free on your turn. To move another tier, you may spend 1 AP per tier moved.

If you'd like to move from Shooting Distance to Far (or vice versa), you must spend 3 AP.

= Action Economy =
Each character has a maximum number of Action Points (AP).

By default, a character has '''4 maximum AP'''.

You spend AP to take actions on your turn and to take Reactions when their triggers occur.

At the end of your turn, your AP is restored to its maximum.

If you spent AP on Reactions before your turn begins, you start your turn with whatever AP you have remaining.

[[Category:Dice System]]

Dice Overview

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__FORCETOC__

==Abilities and Skills==

Abilities represent your fundamental strengths as a survivor. Each '''Ability''' governs a set of '''Skills'''.

Skills are always rolled with their parent Ability.

When you attempt an action using a Skill, roll the following:
d20 + its associated Ability + the Skill level

For example, if you have a +2 Morale and +2 Presence (its parent ability), you'd roll:
d20 + 2 (Morale) + 2 (Presence)

Compare the total to a Difficulty Class, or DC, set by the narrator or the rules.

{|
!colspan=2| Physique
|-
| Athletics: || Climbing, jumping, swimming, lifting, and other feats of physical exertion.
|-
| Melee || Fighting with close combat weapons or unarmed strikes.
|-
| Resilience || Enduring pain, resisting poison or illness, and withstanding physical trauma.
|-
!colspan=2| Agility
|-
| Aiming || Using ranged weapons accurately.
|-
| Stealth || Moving quietly, hiding, and avoiding detection.
|-
| Reflex || Reacting quickly to danger, avoiding hazards, and resisting sudden effects.
|-
| Finesse || Precise manual control, delicate manipulation, or careful physical actions.
|-
!colspan=2| Reason
|-
| Awareness || Noticing threats, spotting details, and reading intent.
|-
| Medicine || Treating wounds, stabilising injuries, and managing illness.
|-
| Technology || Using, repairing, or understanding machines and electronic systems.
|-
| Academia || General knowledge, research, and recalling learned information.
|-
!colspan=2| Presence
|-
| Morale || Resisting fear, maintaining composure, and enduring psychological strain.
|-
| Intimidation || Coercing or frightening others into compliance.
|-
| Persuasion || Convincing others through reason, trust, or emotional appeal.
|-
| Deception || Lying convincingly, misleading others, or concealing the truth.
|}

==Difficulty Class and Outcomes==
Difficulty Class (DC) is the number that you compare your roll against. They are set by the rules or the narrator.

After rolling, compare your total to the DC.

{|
|-
| Over 5 Below DC: || Strong Failure
|-
| 5 or Less Below DC || Failure
|-
| Meets DC || Success
|-
| 5 or Less Above DC || Success
|-
| Over 5 Above DC || Strong Success
|}

=== Examples: ===
{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"
|-
| DC: || Strong Success
|Success
|Failure
|Strong Failure
|-
| 5 || 10 and up
|5-10
|4-0
|/
|-
| 10 || 15 and up
|10-14
|5-9
|4 and down
|-
| 15 || 20 and up
|15-19
|10-14
|9 and down
|-
| 20 || 25 and up
|20-24
|15-19
|14 and down
|}

=== Narrator DC Guidance: ===
{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"
|-
| DC: || Strong Success
|-
| 1-5 || valign="top" |Trivial tasks, minimal chance of failure.
|-
| 6-10 || valign="top" |Easy Tasks, most people would be able to succeed.
|-
| 11-15 || Doable Tasks, with some effort this should be doable.
|-
| 16-20 || Tricky Tasks, probably going to fail if you are untrained.
|-
|21-25
| valign="top" |Hard Tasks, for those with experience.
|-
|26-30
| valign="top" |Long Shot, Even with training it’ll take a lot of luck to get this done.
|-
|31+
|Never, Impossible things should not be rolled for.
|}
== Advantage and Disadvantage ==
Some rules give a roll Advantage or Disadvantage. A narrator will tell you if one applies.

{|
|-
| Advantage: || Roll two d20's, pick the highest.
|-
| Disadvantage || Roll two d20's, pick the lowest.
|}

*Advantage and Disadvantage do not stack.
*If a roll has both Advantage and Disadvantage, they cancel out and the roll is made normally.

==Statistics==
When skills are mentioned in calculations (not just in this section) only use the skill level, the ability will be listed separately if used.

===Health Points===
HP = 5 + Physique + (Resilience / 2) rounded down.
*At 0 current HP, you gain the [[Conditions#Unconscious|{{Tooltip|Unconscious|{{:Conditions/Unconscious}}}}]] Condition.

If you have 2 Physique and 2 Resilience, then your HP would be 8 (5+2+[2/2])

===Stress===
*Stress represents psychological strain.
*While resting, you lose 1 Stress at the end of each hour in-game.
Stress Cap = 3 + Presence
*When your Stress reaches your Stress Cap, you must make a Morale Roll and resolve the result according to the table below.
{|
! Morale !! Result
|-
| 1-5: || You surrender to your opponents.
|-
| 6-10 || Your movement and AP reduced to 0 until the end of your next turn.
|-
| 11-15 || You must get as far away as you can, until the end of your next turn.
|-
| 16+ || You are stunned until the end of your next turn.
|}

=== Defenses ===
Unless otherwise stated by a rule or feature, when someone attempts to attack you the DC is equal to your Base Defense

If you are wearing [[Armor]] on a targeted area, add that to the DC, armor does not get added atop Dodge or Parry DC.

'''Base Defense = 10 + Resilience'''

== Initiative and Rounds ==

=== Initiative ===
At the start of combat, each participant rolls Reflex.

Unless otherwise stated, your AP starts out maxed out at the start of combat, even before your first turn.

=== Rounds ===
A round is the sum of all turns taken by everyone in combat.

A round starts with the character who has the highest Initiative and ends after the character with the lowest Initiative has finished their turn.

Once the lowest Initiative character has finished their turn, a new round begins with the highest Initiative character again.

=== Turns ===
On your turn, you may spend AP to do your actions.

AP is detailed in the Action Economy section.

== Range and Movement: ==

=== Range: ===
Range can be split into four tiers:

* '''Melee:''' Your target is within reach of you. You could touch them with your hands.
* '''Nearby:''' Your target is close-by, but not quite within reach.
** Effective Weapons: Shotguns, hand crossbows, and thrown weapons.
* '''Shooting Distance:''' Your target isn't close, but in standard shooting range.
** Effective Weapons: Standard guns, crossbows.
* '''Far:''' Your target is far away. You can talk to them and see them, but they're going to be very hard to hit.
** Effective Weapons: Sniper rifles

Melee attacks can only be made in melee range.

Ranged attacks can be made at any tier. If the distance is below the their they're effective at, they get a +3 to their Aiming roll. If the distance is above the range they're effective at, they get a -3 to their roll per tier. Positive modifiers don't stack, but negative do.

Sniper rifles do not gain a bonus from being at a closer tier.
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!No Modifier
!Melee
!Nearby
!Shooting Distance
!Far
|-
|Melee
|No Modifier
|x
|x
|x
|-
|Shotguns, Hand Crossbows, Thrown Weapons
| +3
|No Modifier
| -3
| -6
|-
|Standard Guns, Crossbows
| +3
| +3
|No Modifier
| -3
|-
|Sniper Rifles
|No Modifier
|No Modifier
|No Modifier
|No Modifier
|}
(I'll draw up a table here as an example of what we discussed so people can easily see what their + or - is )

=== Movement: ===
You can move 1 tier for free on your turn. To move another tier, you may spend 1 AP per tier moved.

If you'd like to move from Shooting Distance to Far (or vice versa), you must spend 3 AP.

= Action Economy =
Each character has a maximum number of Action Points (AP).

By default, a character has '''4 maximum AP'''.

You spend AP to take actions on your turn and to take Reactions when their triggers occur.

At the end of your turn, your AP is restored to its maximum.

If you spent AP on Reactions before your turn begins, you start your turn with whatever AP you have remaining.

[[Category:Dice System]]

Dice Overview

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__FORCETOC__

==Abilities and Skills==

Abilities represent your fundamental strengths as a survivor. Each '''Ability''' governs a set of '''Skills'''.

Skills are always rolled with their parent Ability.

When you attempt an action using a Skill, roll the following:
d20 + its associated Ability + the Skill level

For example, if you have a +2 Morale and +2 Presence (its parent ability), you'd roll:
d20 + 2 (Morale) + 2 (Presence)

Compare the total to a Difficulty Class, or DC, set by the narrator or the rules.

{|
!colspan=2| Physique
|-
| Athletics: || Climbing, jumping, swimming, lifting, and other feats of physical exertion.
|-
| Melee || Fighting with close combat weapons or unarmed strikes.
|-
| Resilience || Enduring pain, resisting poison or illness, and withstanding physical trauma.
|-
!colspan=2| Agility
|-
| Aiming || Using ranged weapons accurately.
|-
| Stealth || Moving quietly, hiding, and avoiding detection.
|-
| Reflex || Reacting quickly to danger, avoiding hazards, and resisting sudden effects.
|-
| Finesse || Precise manual control, delicate manipulation, or careful physical actions.
|-
!colspan=2| Reason
|-
| Awareness || Noticing threats, spotting details, and reading intent.
|-
| Medicine || Treating wounds, stabilising injuries, and managing illness.
|-
| Technology || Using, repairing, or understanding machines and electronic systems.
|-
| Academia || General knowledge, research, and recalling learned information.
|-
!colspan=2| Presence
|-
| Morale || Resisting fear, maintaining composure, and enduring psychological strain.
|-
| Intimidation || Coercing or frightening others into compliance.
|-
| Persuasion || Convincing others through reason, trust, or emotional appeal.
|-
| Deception || Lying convincingly, misleading others, or concealing the truth.
|}

==Difficulty Class and Outcomes==
Difficulty Class (DC) is the number that you compare your roll against. They are set by the rules or the narrator.

After rolling, compare your total to the DC.

{|
|-
| Over 5 Below DC: || Strong Failure
|-
| 5 or Less Below DC || Failure
|-
| Meets DC || Success
|-
| 5 or Less Above DC || Success
|-
| Over 5 Above DC || Strong Success
|}

=== Examples: ===
{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"
|-
| DC: || Strong Success
|Success
|Failure
|Strong Failure
|-
| 5 || 10 and up
|5-10
|4-0
|/
|-
| 10 || 15 and up
|10-14
|5-9
|4 and down
|-
| 15 || 20 and up
|15-19
|10-14
|9 and down
|-
| 20 || 25 and up
|20-24
|15-19
|14 and down
|}

=== Narrator DC Guidance: ===
{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"
|-
| DC: || Strong Success
|-
| 1-5 || valign="top" |Trivial tasks, minimal chance of failure.
|-
| 6-10 || valign="top" |Easy Tasks, most people would be able to succeed.
|-
| 11-15 || Doable Tasks, with some effort this should be doable.
|-
| 16-20 || Tricky Tasks, probably going to fail if you are untrained.
|-
|21-25
| valign="top" |Hard Tasks, for those with experience.
|-
|26-30
| valign="top" |Long Shot, Even with training it’ll take a lot of luck to get this done.
|-
|31+
|Never, Impossible things should not be rolled for.
|}
== Advantage and Disadvantage ==
Some rules give a roll Advantage or Disadvantage. A narrator will tell you if one applies.

{|
|-
| Advantage: || Roll two d20's, pick the highest.
|-
| Disadvantage || Roll two d20's, pick the lowest.
|}

*Advantage and Disadvantage do not stack.
*If a roll has both Advantage and Disadvantage, they cancel out and the roll is made normally.

==Statistics==
When skills are mentioned in calculations (not just in this section) only use the skill level, the ability will be listed separately if used.

===Health Points===
HP = 5 + Physique + (Resilience / 2) rounded down.
*At 0 current HP, you gain the [[Conditions#Unconscious|{{Tooltip|Unconscious|{{:Conditions/Unconscious}}}}]] Condition.

If you have 2 Physique and 2 Resilience, then your HP would be 8 (5+2+[2/2])

===Stress===
*Stress represents psychological strain.
*While resting, you lose 1 Stress at the end of each hour in-game.
Stress Cap = 3 + Presence
*When your Stress reaches your Stress Cap, you must make a Morale Roll and resolve the result according to the table below.
{|
! Morale !! Result
|-
| 1-5: || You surrender to your opponents.
|-
| 6-10 || Your movement and AP reduced to 0 until the end of your next turn.
|-
| 11-15 || You must get as far away as you can, until the end of your next turn.
|-
| 16+ || You are stunned until the end of your next turn.
|}

=== Defenses ===
Unless otherwise stated by a rule or feature, when someone attempts to attack you the DC is equal to your Base Defense

If you are wearing [[Armor]] on a targeted area, add that to the DC, armor does not get added atop Dodge or Parry DC.

'''Base Defense = 10 + Resilience'''

== Initiative and Rounds ==

=== Initiative ===
At the start of combat, each participant rolls Reflex.

Unless otherwise stated, your AP starts out maxed out at the start of combat, even before your first turn.

=== Rounds ===
A round is the sum of all turns taken by everyone in combat.

A round starts with the character who has the highest Initiative and ends after the character with the lowest Initiative has finished their turn.

Once the lowest Initiative character has finished their turn, a new round begins with the highest Initiative character again.

=== Turns ===
On your turn, you may spend AP to do your actions.

AP is detailed in the Action Economy section.

== Range and Movement: ==

=== Range: ===
Range can be split into four tiers:

* '''Melee:''' Your target is within reach of you. You could touch them with your hands.
* '''Nearby:''' Your target is close-by, but not quite within reach.
** Effective Weapons: Shotguns, hand crossbows, and thrown weapons.
* '''Shooting Distance:''' Your target isn't close, but in standard shooting range.
** Effective Weapons: Standard guns, crossbows.
* '''Far:''' Your target is far away. You can talk to them and see them, but they're going to be very hard to hit.
** Effective Weapons: Sniper rifles

Melee attacks can only be made in melee range.

Ranged attacks can be made at any tier. If the distance is below the their they're effective at, they get a +3 to their Aiming roll. If the distance is above the range they're effective at, they get a -3 to their roll per tier. Positive modifiers don't stack, but negative do.

Sniper rifles do not gain a bonus from being at a closer tier.
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!No Modifier
!Melee
!Nearby
!Shooting Distance
!Far
|-
|Melee
|No Modifier
|x
|x
|x
|-
|Shotguns, Hand Crossbows, Thrown Weapons
|x
|No Modifier
| -3
| -6
|-
|Standard Guns, Crossbows
|x
| +3
|No Modifier
| -3
|-
|Sniper Rifles
|x
|No Modifier
|No Modifier
|No Modifier
|}
(I'll draw up a table here as an example of what we discussed so people can easily see what their + or - is )

=== Movement: ===
You can move 1 tier for free on your turn. To move another tier, you may spend 1 AP per tier moved.

If you'd like to move from Shooting Distance to Far (or vice versa), you must spend 3 AP.

= Action Economy =
Each character has a maximum number of Action Points (AP).

By default, a character has '''4 maximum AP'''.

You spend AP to take actions on your turn and to take Reactions when their triggers occur.

At the end of your turn, your AP is restored to its maximum.

If you spent AP on Reactions before your turn begins, you start your turn with whatever AP you have remaining.

[[Category:Dice System]]

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==Scribes==
Lore, Quests, Character Creation

Scribes handle lore, quests, and character creation. They work closely with Architects and Narrators.
*They help approve or workshop ⁠quests submitted by other staff members or players.
*They manage Character Creation, which includes:
**Deciding what knowledge a user needs to know for their character.
**Approving or workshopping new characters.

==Narrators==
GMing

Narrators run events and quests in-game. They typically work alongside Scribes and Curators.
*When users create a ticket to call for a GM, they'll be tagged.
*They run quests and events.
*They run random encounters throughout the world (e.g. wild dogs, random vagabond, bandit ambush, etc.)
*They report to Curators when they notice something in the dice system that needs tweaking.

==Curators==
Dice Rule Management

Curators help manage the dice rules to ensure everything stays balanced and fun. They often work alongside Narrators.
*They handle when the dice system needs tweaks or balances.
*They are in charge of additions or removals to the system.
*They work with Niuf if our dice plugin needs an update or change.

==Arbiters==
Community Moderation

Arbiters help manage the community by enforcing rules and keeping tabs on the Discord server. They typically work with Grand Archivists.
*They're familiar with the rules and handle the moderation system.
*They help ensure the Discord server is easy to use and recommend changes that will improve people's experience.

==Grand Archivists==
Everything Else

Grand Archivists handle server management, administration, and all staff duties that lie outside the aforementioned teams. They also count as members of each team and can make decisions as a member of that team.

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