Invitations

As stated on the homepage, invitations to Enuiga Nomo may only be made by existing players. This page will explain everything you need to know about inviting new players.

Providing Info for New Players
Before requesting for a new player to be invited by the main operator, it is important to make sure that they know roughly how things work on the server. The exact details of the explanation are up to you, but here are some basic points that should be covered:
 * 1) Players are required to play in Survival Mode. In special circumstances, if agreed upon by other players, an operator may temporarily change to Creative or Spectator Mode if the work they are doing will benefit the server as a whole.
 * 2) All players may have their own territory. They can share territory with others, or have it to themselves, but if they are to protect it from being used without permission, it should be separated from other territories in some clear manner, whether by sea or by a physical border, such as a wall.
 * 3) Outside of exceptional circumstances (e.g. a problem that threatens most/all players), disputes between players should be resolved by the players themselves. To avoid disputes, it is recommended that players avoid actions that may be seen as threatening or overbearing to other players - this includes not just direct actions such as hurting or stealing from other players, but also things like expanding their territory far beyond what they actually need.
 * 4) The Common City is free for all players to build in, so long as players read the guide found in the central square before building.

The Formal Invitation
In order to invite a new player, you must get in contact with the main operator, Mikohwai. Send them a message requesting a player invitation, providing the Minecraft username of the player you wish to invite. (It is recommended that you only invite players you are good friends with, so there is less risk of potentially disruptive behaviour.) Assuming no issues arise, the player will be invited at the earliest opportunity.

In order to find their home territory, the initial player will be escorted personally by the main operator (or, if this is not possible, by the player who invited them). The new player should inform either person of the times that they will be available to do this. After this has been done, the new player is now free to continue playing anytime, without supervision.