New obsidian logic.

I had a million runes given to me so it will have been one of them that io didnt even use!

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Actually you were put into timeout not jail - and that was for owning a passage ticket from the tutorial. Be thankful you didn't get your house nuked for owning it.

I'm pretty sure that ANY location you cannot reach by 'normal' means is technically illegal.

Normal means are standard methods of land-based travel, runecodes, or items that allow teleportation which have been placed by a GM.

Anywhere that you can only reach via rune would therefore mean the rune was created illegally, as it would be through a bug, event, or GM assistance to reach that particular location.

Now, the single exceptions to this rule would be where a GM in times-gone-by has placed a fence or wall around a particular housing area so that a rune is required in/out. While we do not generally do this anymore, there are (I presume) still houses in existance from times when this was done, unless they've been purged? A similar situation would be 'islands' where players have had runes passed down from a long time ago. These houses were always permitted as the 'damage' has already been done, but again I'm not sure if shard policy has changed in any way.

If Bob/Echo can clarify for me if any of the above is incorrect, that would be great. But as far as I'm concerned, if it requires a bug or a rune to get there, you shouldn't be there, unless it is a designated housing area such as a guild town, and there would be extremely few exceptions to this.

If you're supposed to be in a particular area, then it would be accessible via normal, ingame means.

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