Introduction

Welcome to the Roleplay Guide of Fearless RP!

So what is roleplay? Roleplaying is taking on the role of another character. There are
many different ways to roleplay and this guide will help you find your perfect roleplay
style!

When roleplaying there are two major aspects of roleplay, this would be passive and
aggressive. Passive roleplay is roleplay without aggression or weapons, such as a
restaurant or store. Aggressive roleplay is the opposite of passive, this genre includes
weapons and general aggression. This can include being in a rebel alliance and trying
to overthrow the government.

In this guide we will explain the context of roleplaying over the Fearless servers and
how you should act in certain situations, in order to get the best out of a roleplay
experience.
 Roleplay Rules
To make sure that our roleplay server provides the best experience it can for all of our
players. There are some simple rules that have been put in place to keep CityRP as
immersive and fun as possible. This guide will briefly go over some of our basic rules, to
kickstart your experience!

New Life Rule (NLR)

- One of the biggest and most important rules in the server that you need to know
about is New Life Rule (NLR). The rule is quite simple. NLR is not only a system
when your character dies, but that you cannot return to the area you died at for
10 minutes. When your character dies, they forget ​everything ​that happened in
their previous life, for example if you are a police officer and you die in a raid, you
will forget everything that happened in your previous life, almost as if you are a
new police officer joining the team.

- In the image above, there is an example of a death location marked in red.

CDM (Car Deathmatch)

CDM, or Car Deathmatch, is when a player uses a vehicle to kill people intentionally. To
avoid being punished for CDM, always call a paramedic, and stay with your victim until
they are treated or they unfortunately die. If you are in a police pursuit, quickly use the
/paramedic command, which will send a generic message to the government with a
location, alerting them that someone is injured there. Equally, if there are no
Paramedics online, you could use a CPR kit, in order to use it you must first buy and
use a battery, then look at the injured player and click use on the CPR kit - please not
that there is a chance that it could fail.

Random Deathmatch (RDM)

Another really important rule you need to know about is Random Deathmatch or most
commonly known as RDM. The meaning is in the title, you are not allowed to kill
someone without a valid roleplay or background reason. For example, you cannot just
kill someone on the spot because they looked at you in a weird way, you will need to
look at it at an angle as if it were in real life, you wouldn’t kill someone over something
simple.

Fear Roleplay (FearRP)

On the server, FearRP is a huge aspect to any aggressive roleplay. FearRP is the act of
your character being afraid in life or death situations, for example, someone has a gun
to your head, they give a command and if you don’t follow it they will shoot you. If you
do not do what they say, that would be breakage of FearRP and is against the server
rules. The reason for this is because when people are trying to roleplay as a criminal
with a gun and you just keep running away from them it will be seen as powergaming,
as you’re making your character exempt from the emotion of fear. Therefore, breaking
FearRP will ruin the RP situation. It is important to note that FeaRP is also initiated
through items such as handcuffs when an Officer is attempting to arrest you.
 - Here is a RP situation example, the man with his hands up is currently under
FearRP as he has a pistol and a baseball bat on him. If he moves or does not do
what the criminals say, he has a chance of getting injured or even death.

Fail Roleplay (FailRP)

FailRP is where you do something while in your In-Character state that would not
happen in real life. For example, you would not have a floating house as that is
physically impossible to happen in real life. You would not have your job title set to an
animal, for example a turtle, because it is highly unlikely that a human would be a turtle.
It is a pretty simple rule, whatever you can’t do in real life, you can’t do on the server.
Metagaming

When you type in the OOC (Out of Character) chat, everyone who is currently on the
server can see your message. If you suggest, or ask for stuff IC while in OOC chat or
ask for someone to come to your location in OOC chat, it is considered metagaming,
which is not allowed on the server. The rule has been implemented in order to prevent
situations such as being in prison on your own and asking in OOC ‘Help, someone
break me out of jail!’ This can be very abusive and therefore against the server rules.

- Example of metagaming, something you should not say in OOC.

Racism IC and in OOC

Players are allowed to be racist in character, although that does not mean you can go
around saying racial slurs whenever you want. You have to have a proper background
for your character to be racist. However, racism in Out of Character chat is still and
always will be against the rules. You can not be racist in out of character chat in any
shape or form and if you do, you will most likely receive a hefty ban or OOC blacklist.

Basic Aspects of Roleplay

Character Basics (Gender, Name, Description)

When you first join the server, you will be given a random identity, but you can change it
all to suit you! To do so, in game press F1 then press ‘Character’ At the top, it has two
tabs, Jobs and Personalisation. Click on Personalisation to change gender, name and
description. In here, you will find all the options you need to customize your character.
Let’s start by adding your name. It can be anything from John Doe to
Hannah ‘David’ Smith. Usually, people put a middle name. This is usually
their steam name. Now, let’s move on to the description. This is used to
describe your character’s personality, age or height. For example; ‘23 |
Funny | Corrupt | 5”9’
The next bit is gender, this is where you can change your gender to either a
male, or a female (this won’t be displayed for anyone else to see, however
it will effect your model choices). You can change your model to a specific
one you like too, if you want to do this, under ‘Gender’ there are buttons
which change your model, torso or hat. You can also wear clothing which
you buy from the market. Then you can press ‘Clothing from inventory’
which is below ‘Gender’, some models will have more customisation such
as backpack, emblem or hands. A great example of this is the Gopnik
tracksuit.
The suits can have bodygroups so you can customize what it will look like.
To do this, you want to press F1 > Character > Personalization > Clothing
In Inventory

You can also select through different models, sleeves, ties, skins etc
(depending on the model).

Enhancing Roleplay (/me and /it)

Some people like to roleplay and not use /me and /it, which is fine. But
using /me and /it can enhance the roleplay, especially if you’re intending to
type.

What does /me ​and ​/it d

​ o?
/me and /it can be used to make ordinary RP situations that seem a lot
more real. For example when two people are talking in a conversation and
you want to interrupt you could do: /me clears his throat loudly. Although,
/me can be abused in a way that is far from realistic, for example /me
jumps into his car which takes him to the moon and it lands on top of the
Nexus. Powergaming occurs through the command too, such as /me snaps
Jeffrey’s neck. /it is a command which can be used as a narrator, or sound
effects. Such as ‘/it The computer starts to make a really loud beeping
sound and suddenly shuts off’ this will show up in chat like ** The computer
starts to make a really loud beeping sound and suddenly shuts off.

Jobs
Now, we will move on to jobs. On the servers, there are 22 jobs in total on
the server to choose from, but you can set custom jobs!

Firstly, we will start on how to access the jobs and setting custom jobs. To
access the list of all the jobs on the server, you want to press ‘F1’ then click
‘Character’ In here, there are all the jobs on the server you can choose
from. Custom job names are used to change the role play you are doing, by
changing the display name of your job. For example, if don’t want to be
your everyday citizen, use ‘/job Computer Salesman’, as the citizen job. As
the chef your default job name will be ‘Chef’, and if you’ve opened your
new restaurant you can easily use, ‘/job Evocity Restaurant - Owner’ to
make yourself look official, or you can edit your job through the box at the
top of your personalisation menu!

Here are all the jobs and what they are/do:

 Advanced Aspects of Roleplay

Building Management
While Roleplaying on Fearless you may come across building in which you
can purchase. These buildings work on a new management system with
each building costing different amount to purchase in addition to rent which
is paid on 15 minute intervals. The price to purchase a building and its rent
depends upon many things, these include:
● Building Size (Square Footage)
● Location
● Number of Doors

To find out the information about buildings you can purchase and their
location you can click F3 which opens a menu showing numerous pieces of
information in regards to basic details on a property. While in the F3 menu
you can also search for specific types of properties whether it be
'Apartments', 'Business', 'Residential' 'Governmental' and 'Recreational' as
well as being able to search for what area of the Map you wish the building
to be at. These building types correspond to different buildings and
therefore gives people a better interface to search for their perfect property.
As well as this you are able to check for properties you currently own. At
the current time you may only own 1 property. However once purchased
you own all of the doors within the building.
To buy a property you must firstly go up to the desired property and click F2, once you
have done this a menu will appear giving details on the property. If you desire to rent
the property you can then click 'Rent' and you will be charged for said property. Once a
property is bought you are able to customize it in many ways. If you click F2 you have
the ability to change that door only, however if you click F3 you will be able to change all
the doors simultaneously.

Once you have then finish with your fty you can go up to it and click F3 and then click
sell

Money

In CityRP the aim of many is to collect money and ways in which they can do it. There
are many ways in which people are able to collect money to further improve the life of
their Roleplay Character. Each job within the server pays out a different amount per
payday, every 5 minutes your character gets paid their 'Salary' and each job has a
specified salary. The salary of a job depends on its abilities, Government workers are
some of the highest paid jobs in the server. The salary also depends on the status of
the player. Players with donator are able to experience double the salary compared to a
regular player on all of the jobs.
Whenever a character is paid their salary a percentage of that salary is taken and given
to the President/Vice President, this is known as 'Tax'. This amount is decided upon by
the President/Vice President themselves and ranges from anywhere between 0% to
40%. This means that per every pay day a cut of between that value will be taken. For
example a citizen receives a salary of $50 every 5 minutes so the taxation on this salary
can vary between $0 to $5 every 5 minutes as well. However, 20% is the maximum that
you can tax players as a President, if you go any higher than that then you put yourself
at risk of being raided.

Another way to make money is contraband. Contraband is a criminal activity where players are
able to purchase Money Printers and/or Drug Labs to further expand their criminal fortunes.
These produce a yield of $250 (Money Printer) per 15 minutes and $140 (Drug Lab) per 15
minutes. However these activities are dangerous and can result in the Police raiding your
building to destroy your contraband and arrest you and your associates. Another way to
produce money is to grow Weed. This can be sold to the Drug Dealer at Backstreet where you
can sell weed for $101. However this way of making money takes time and depending on the
leadership can be illegal.
Money Printers
● Cost: $1000
● Income (every 5 minutes): $250
● Maximum amount allowed at one time: 2
● Time before you make a profit: 20 minutes
Drug Labs
● Cost: $750
● Income (every 5 minutes): $140
 ● Maximum amount allowed at one time: 5
● Time before you make a profit: 25 minutes

Delivery Jobs, allow players to also make money by transporting cargo to and from a
destination. To get a cargo job you must first have a Delivery Truck and then go to a dealer
either at MTL or Shopping Street. These dealers can then give you either legal or illegal delivery
jobs, with the illegal ones offering more money with the risk of being caught by the police. These
delivery jobs make the player collect cargo and deliver it to a specific location. The quicker you
deliver the cargo and the higher the condition the more money you receive as the reward.

Roleplay Points/Hour Rewards

Roleplay Points are a reward in which is given to people for exceptional roleplays. At
Fearless we promote PassiveRP as well as encouraging all types of RP and therefore
we believe that a reward for the best of RP's. However it’s recommended that when you
Roleplay you do it for the enjoyment of the RP and not for the points. Points can only be
giving out by Teachers and above and are deemed as the highest reward for an
excellent roleplay. These points can be giving out for many things that we believe
makes your RP great. Whether that be the build, how your Roleplay it and if you are
enjoying yourself. The best part about a Roleplay is to make sure you and the ones
around you enjoy the Roleplay and not the possible reward you can get for it. Roleplay
Points are a reward not a necessity.

When receiving a Roleplay Point, you can purchase locked items that require a certain
amount of points from the market.
With one Roleplay Point you can purchase a ‘Government cap’ for $5,000 which you
can wear with the Police or Paramedic job. You can also get a ‘Table picture frame’ that
you can put your own images onto.

With two Roleplay Points you can buy the ‘Philip Marlowe’ suit that you can buy for
$45,000, you can wear it as any job and fits well for detective RPs with the hat that you
can purchase with it for $5,000. With two Roleplay Points you can also purchase the
‘Mossman’ outfit for also $45,000.

If you receive a third roleplay point you can buy the ‘Gopnik tracksuit’ for $200,000 off of
the market.

With five Roleplay Points you can buy the ‘SWAT van’ for $100,000 that you can use as
the S.R.U job. You can also buy the bus with five roleplay points for $1,000.

With ten Roleplay Points you can purchase the ‘Gas mask suit’ for $0.

Finally, you can buy the ‘S.R.U Heavy suit’ for also $0 for twenty Roleplay Points.

In terms of hour rewards, you will get 40 props when you reach 200 hours (unless you
purchase Donator) and access to the prop resizer tool when you reach 500 hours.
Clans

A Clan is a system in which a group of people with similar aims is able to collaborate to
further a goal. All clans are different and are run in different ways. However to be part of
a clan you must first be invited by the leader of a Clan or anyone with Authority to do so.
Clans are a great way to involve people alike in specific roleplays and allow for many
opportunities whether it be allying with other clans or declaring war. However clans are
not cheap. Each clan costs $50,000 to start and from that point the user can change
their clan how they like. Clans offer many different opportunities and if a Clan is deemed
good enough can receive the title of 'Official' where they are able to get their own
private section on the forums dedicated to further expanding their clan. However you
may only be in 1 clan at a time. The rules of the server apply to clan members too -
which includes such altercations such as clan wars. A player may not break the RDM
rule to kill a rival clan member, without obeying the same rules that would apply to a
normal player. Any clan found to be breaking the server rules, will have their players
banned - and if a repeated disregard for the rules is shown, the clan may lose official
status.
Roleplay Groups

Roleplay groups are a way to gather people together regularly for Roleplay
based around a specific aim. Each Roleplay group varies and unlike clans
they are free to create and are able to be in as many as possible. Each
Roleplay group offers different opportunities and allows people to continue
Roleplaying what they enjoy. Roleplay groups are seen as a more relaxed
alternative to clans however do not think they are an easy task! Roleplay
groups take a lot of work and dedication to make them as successful as
possible.
 Cars and boats

On the server there is a wide range of cars you can choose from, prices
ranging from $1,000,000 to $15,000. A yacht costs $2,750,000 and a jetski
costs $300,000.

Boats

These are for the richest only, if you have the yacht or jet ski, you have
completed your life.

It is great for showing off and having parties on.

The boat costs a scary $2,750,000, so it certainly shows off your wealth!
The jet skis are $300,000.
Fireman tools/Fire spreading

There are many tools a Fireman can use many tools to help them put out fires. The
Fireman job comes equipped with a fire axe, a ladder and of course a fire extinguisher.
If there is a forest fire, you will receive an alert in your text box of where the fire is. It
looks like this.

A forest fire you may encounter while you are in-game looks similar to this.
A forest fire will occur much more frequently when there is a current storm on the
server. Forest fires appear in many different locations across the map and come in
different sizes.
 Roleplay Assistance

F1 Menu

When you first press F1, you are greeted with tabs to click and with writing to read,
when you press F1 for the first time spawning in you will be shown to this menu:

The first tab on the top is all of the up to date server rules, very useful for quick access
to the rules if you are in-game and looking for a certain rule instead of tabbing out to
check them on the forums.

The next tab is the ‘Character’ tab on the F1 menu, this is where you can change your
job and customise everything about your character, from anything from what you look
like to changing your name.
Next tab is all about Clans on the server, if you happen to own a clan, this is useful for
you for all of the commands and information on how to control your clan.
Next is your inventory, this is where all of your hard earned cash goes to, as you can
see in the picture there is many different tabs for different items that you may have in
your inventory. At the top of the inventory there is a search bar, this is where you can
search for an item that you can’t find in your inventory.
Following the inventory tab there is a tab for the Market, this is where you can buy items
for your character to enhance your roleplay experiences, there is also a search bar on
top of the Market tab, does the same job as the inventory search bar. This is really
useful since there is a lot of items on the market.

After the market there is a tab about all of the keybinds you can put into your console for
quick access when equipping items or such. There is a tab for every item you should
need for a bind.
A similar tab to the binds is the commands tab, this is all of the general commands you
will need to know for the server, it gives most of the commands you can use for all of
the jobs for the server and other ones you may need.
Next tab is the Laws tab, this is where the laws are that the president has set for the
citizens to abide by, below is the permanent laws which are never changed and are
always enforced even if the President says otherwise.

After the laws tab, there is the Updates tab, it shows the changelog on the forums of all
of the recent updates added to the server, it is for quick access so you don’t have to tab
out to look at the forums.
Below the Updates tab is the Donation tab, this is where you can buy Donator or
money-packs for the servers. It will tell you the perks of having Donator and the
information for buying it.
The rest of the tabs consist of extra information about the servers, FAQs and credits to
people who helped out with the server, although for the F1 menu this should be
everything that you may be using during your time on the server. We hope this gives the
bigger picture!

Prop limits

If you are planning a roleplay and want to make a great dupe for it, you will probably
want a proplimit. An admin can raise your proplimit to 100 MAX, although Trial-Admins
do not hold this power to raise your proplimit.

Before you ask for a proplimit be sure to read and know all of the ​prop limit guidelines
first. You can see them at this link:

[Link]
Billboards and Picture Frames
On the server there is a way that you can show your own pictures to advertise your RP
or other IC events. There five different billboards and picture frames that you can use to
put your pictures onto.

Billboard - $25,000

Wide Picture Frame - $10,000

Square Picture Frame - $10,000

Frameless Picture - $20,000

To put your own picture on the Billboard/Picture frames you need to look at it and press
‘E’ and this menu will come up.

Remember, you can only use images from imgur and it must be a .png file!
 Rule Breakage and Player Management

At Fearless, we keep a very organised system when it comes to keeping the servers
moderated and clean. This is done by the help of the Fearless Staff members as well as
the Fearless Team as a whole. The team consists of 3 different sub-teams, with 8 roles
overall.

Each team has their own responsibilities, whether it’d be answering questions, adding
new content to the servers, or monitoring and controlling rule breakage, they are all
important to keep the servers up and running, providing a great roleplay experience for
everyone!

Staff

Owner

SoulRipper has been running the community since 2008, and continues to work on the
servers today. SoulRipper manages the donations and makes sure the servers are
running.

Supervising Administrators or
Supervising Administrators are in charge of the team, making sure each team member
is giving out fair punishments as well as acting accordingly. Supervising Administrators
have the access to promote/demote other players to/from the Administrator rank. This
rank has a proplimit of 150 but can do a self prop raise to 1000 max.

Administrators
Administrators deal with the rulebreakages of the server, whether it’s a minor blacklist or
a major ban. They also deal with the player reports that are posted at
[Link]​. Admins can also help with the roleplay on the server, if it’s giving
out a prop-raise (guidelines for prop raises can be found in the news & announcement
section), spawning banned props, changing player models or giving out roleplay points
to those who show some excellent roleplaying skills. This rank also has a proplimit of
150 and can self raise it to 1000 max, unless an during an event where their proplimit
may be unlimited in the circumstances that it is hosted on the event server..

Trial-Administrators
Trial Administrators are promoted on a temporary two month basis. They have the
majority of staff powers however they unlock the rest if they’re promoted to
Administrator. Trial-Administrators can accept/deny player reports, however they are not
able to accept/deny unban/unblacklist requests. Trial-Admins are also able to give out
roleplay points and improve RP, however Trial-Administrators can ​not​ give out
prop-limit increases or set player models. Trial admins get a proplimit of 60.

Moderator
Moderators are promoted on an indefinite basis. They have very limited staff powers.
However, they unlock a larger pool of abilities if they are promoted to Trial Admin.
Trial Admins can blacklist for 3 hours and can request bans and blacklist extensions
from Administrators.

Development

Developers
Developers upload new content to the servers and provide updates to the gamemode.
The developers at Fearless help by producing models and code to help improve
roleplay on the server. The developers are also incharge of the suggestions and bug
reports section on the forums, taking the community's input on new ideas for the server
or fix bugs that have been reported. Developers do not possess any powers ingame.
Developers also get a proplimit of 150 and can raise it to 1000 max.

Contributors
Contributors are similar to developers, helping to provide updates to the gamemode.
However they are still learning and improving their skills as coders or modelers. Similar
to developers, however, they posses no ingame powers. Contributors get a proplimit of
50.

Server Assistants
Teachers
The teacher team provide a welcoming environment to the new players on the server.
Teachers have lots of knowledge about the gamemode and rules and can give an
answer to pretty much any server related question. They do not only just answer
questions, they are very skilled in all roleplay types and act as a role model for users to
look up to when roleplaying. Teachers get a base proplimit of 50, however they can
extend their own to 100 for mini-events.

Reporting Players/Staff

Posting a Player Report (PR)

If you have caught someone breaking the rules on the server and there is no staff on the
servers, you will probably need to post a Player Report on the forums (Normally called a PR).
To do this you will first need to go on the forums ​[Link]​ and scroll down to ‘The
Courthouse’, it should look something like this:

Now you need to click on ‘Player Report’ and it will bring you to another forum display that
should look like this:
Now ​before​ you post your Player Report you ​need​ to read the thread under ‘Important Threads’
by SoulRipper, which can be found here: ​[Link]
This will tell you all of the rules for posting Player Reports and the template that ​you must use
with your Player Report post, the template looks like this:
Now you just click ‘Post Thread’ in the bottom right and copy and paste the template in and fill it
out and you have successfully posted your Player Report!

Posting a Staff Report (AA)

Posting a Staff Report is pretty much the same as posting a Player Report, only there is a lot
more rules and guidelines for posting a Staff Report, Staff Reports are located in the same area
as Player Reports in ‘The Courthouse’. Once you click on ‘Staff Report’ you will be greeted to
this forum display:

Same as player reports, there is the rules guidelines and instructions for posting a Staff Report,
it is vital​ that you follow these guidelines or your Staff Report may be denied.

Unfair Punishment
If you feel as though you have been wrongfully punished, you are able to appeal this
suspension/blacklist on the forums at ​The Courthouse​. ​Although you may feel that you
can appeal this ban or blacklist at any point, there are guidelines and rules that you
should read before posting any thread.

If you wish to post an unban/unblacklist request, here are the rules you should follow to
avoid further suspension;

Rules

1.​ You are only allowed to write in one of these topics, if you are:

1. the accused player

2. the accusing player
 3. a witness or in any other IMPORTANT relation to the Ban Request.

Any other replies like "Use the template." - "Omg that guy should be banned." are considered as
backseat moderation and will lead to a warning or even a forum suspension.

2.​ Always use the template when making new threads and the title of the thread must have the
players' usernames or it will be denied.

3.​ Evidence is a requirement, do not request log checks, include solid evidence for your report or
do not post one.

4.​ Try and keep your comments short, informative and avoid using strong language.

5.​ Fabricating or tampering with evidence with intent to mislead, and providing false statements
is under zero tolerance - committing such violations will lead to a lengthy forum ban.

6.​ Player reports on staff (moderators, trial administrators and administrators) are concluded by
the Supervising Administrators and/or Owner.

7.​ Do not post in a player report after the report has been either approved or denied by a trial
administrator. When the player report report has been concluded, an administrator will close
and move the report.

8.​ The maximum amount of accused players per report is three players, this may be exceeded if
more than three players break the same rule in a specific situation.

9.​ Player reports should only include one situation, unless the report is focused on one
individual player.

1. 10.​ If the offence you are accusing a player of occurred ​30 days or longer prior​ to the
submission of your report, its evidence will be nullified, and the report will be denied.
Exception to this is if there is an issue which requires potential prolonged gathering of
evidence (e.g: harassment, other ToS violations), though this will be addressed on a
case-by-case basis.

There is also a template that should be followed to ensure that the courthouse is kept looking tidy,
and that there is no room for miscommunication;

The Template

Your name:​ (Your Steam name)

Your ban ID:​ (Ban ID as found on the ban page, example 2779)
Steam ID:

Reason:​ (Why were you banned, as stated on the ban page)

Staff member who banned you:

Reason why you should be unbanned​:

Strike System

The Strike System is a log of all of the strikes a staff member has received and why
they have received them.

If a staff member has unfortunately been found abusing their power or breaking the
server rules, they will receive a strike or a warning depending on the situation. If a staff
member receives ​one ​strike, it will give the staff member another chance, if the staff
member has received ​two ​strikes it is the last chance the staff member will get and the
third​ will lead to the demotion of the staff member. If the staff member is on two strikes
and has not abused their powers or broke any rules in six months, the abuse will still be
logged but the staff member will go down to one official strike. Sometimes a reason for
a strike/warning may be ‘Internal case’ which are things that are dealt internally such as
leaking etc.

The strike log will look like this for a staff member.
You can see more information about the Strike System at this thread.
[Link]

This guide would not have been possible without the work and dedication
of the Fearless community.

People Involved
-​ Joe Joe
-​ Panda
-​ Arny
-​ Create
-​ Narcotic
-​ Janzo
-​ Divey
-​ Coffee

Thank you to everyone else who let us use their cars or helped make some
of the screenshots more alive your work helped us make this possible and
we are very grateful for your contribution.

This guide was constructed as a way of showing the community how to

Roleplay on FearlessRP and the type of things you can do to make yourself
stand out from the other characters within the City. This guides aim is to be
informative yet useful to old, new players and returning players, in order to
show them what FearlessRP is really about. We hope you found this guide
useful and that it will continue to help you during your duration at Fearless.
Happy Roleplaying!