1. Consistency & Reliability

• Commit to a regular schedule
• Provide advance notice if a session needs to be postponed (communicate with players and mods)

2. Preparedness

• Be ready for each session and plan for the established duration
• Be familiar with the rules of D&D 5e (or the chosen system) and make sure any homebrew rules are pre-established and noted for users

3. Use of Platforms

• Have some sort of visual platform
• Make sure chosen platform is easy for user and provide help to those who need it

4. Player Management

• Foster a welcoming, inclusive, and respectful environment
• Handle player conflicts fairly and calmly, with assistance from moderators if needed

5. Communication

• Stay active in the campaign Discord channel and help new members with any questions.
• Respond to messages from players in a timely manner
• Help us foster a vibrant and welcoming community

6. Content Guidelines,

• Avoid content that is excessively graphic or offensive
• Follow community rules and maintain a PG-13 to R tone depending on the group, with clear consent from all players
• Include appropriate warnings for excessively graphic or intense campaigns

7. Session Management

• Run sessions that aim for a 3–6 hour length (or as agreed upon)
• Do your best to stick to the session time announced
• Start on time and keep the pacing engaging

8. Feedback Friendly

• Be open to player feedback and willing to adapt for group enjoyment
• Provide feedback to the server mods about your needs or ideas

9. Recruitment & Onboarding

• Work with mods to recruit players if needed
• Onboard players with session 0 or a quick setup overview*

10. Creative Freedom Within Limits

• You’re free to run homebrew or modules, but major thematic elements should align with the server’s tone or campaign umbrella (if one exists)*