Post by Sahar on Nov 25, 2015 16:05:37 GMT -6
On the bulletin board in front of the hall, a fresh copy of the first message put on the board has been pinned up with some small nails, having been removed a time or two and replaced each time.
All secret rooms are subject to destruction. The Edict, due to its nature of growing membership and needs, is constantly growing, and as we extend downwards, there are only so many allowances that can be made for the case of others.
Secret rooms have become something of a tradition for the members of the Crimson Edict, so the very fact of having them is not against the rules. However, creating large rooms without permission blocks planned construction immensely and decreases the amount of room we have to expand. We may have quite a bit of room to stretch, but if everyone made 20x20 meter rooms under their barracks, it would not be sustainable. Also: any redstone wiring may be occasionally disrupted. If your secret room or wiring has been made with permission or is not too large, it may be untouched, or we may speak with you before destroying it to help you fix it.
If you've expanded your rooms purely for storage purposes, please speak with an officer about accessing storage space.
-Sahar
Secret rooms have become something of a tradition for the members of the Crimson Edict, so the very fact of having them is not against the rules. However, creating large rooms without permission blocks planned construction immensely and decreases the amount of room we have to expand. We may have quite a bit of room to stretch, but if everyone made 20x20 meter rooms under their barracks, it would not be sustainable. Also: any redstone wiring may be occasionally disrupted. If your secret room or wiring has been made with permission or is not too large, it may be untouched, or we may speak with you before destroying it to help you fix it.
If you've expanded your rooms purely for storage purposes, please speak with an officer about accessing storage space.
-Sahar
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