Undocumented Features and Bug Reports

1. ARE THE GODS PERFECT?
2. THE WRATH OF THE GODS… CAN BE A DANGEROUS THING
3. THE GODS CAN BE GENEROUS!

The Majic Realm is a very large and complicated world. While the Gods do strive to test all of their works thoroughly to make sure that all that they create is perfect, it will happen that there is an occasional oversight. Also creations have been known to be corrupted by the Dark Gods so as to function in an unexpected way when subjected to conditions that were not anticipated by its makers. Some mistakes can be as simple as a misspelled word, others can be as major as a loophole that allows you to buy an item from a store and sell it back for more than you bought it. Should you happen to stumble across such a "mistake" over the course of your journeys in the Majic Realm, we ask that you please report them to Customer Support immediately. They will make sure that the appropriate priest is informed, and that the proper offerings are made to rectify the situation.

There are those of you who will occasionally stumble upon a major oversight: one that will give you an advantage over the other denizens of the Majic Realm. It could be something that allows you to easily amass great wealth, or something that gives you an edge in battle, or something else altogether. Though you may be sorely tempted to keep this oversight to yourself, and to "milk it for all it's worth", we ask that you resist this temptation for the following reasons:

1. In the spirit of fair play, it is not right to exploit a mistake that others do not know about to advance yourself. The thought of getting ahead of everyone else by "cheating" may not bother you much and you may have a great deal of fun gleefully stomping on everyone in your path but think about this. How would you feel if someone killed you in an unfair match because he cheated?
2. When something is used for a purpose for which it was never intended there are sometimes repercussions. For instance, if you were to find a mistake which allowed you to get thousands of hit points. This would be fun as long as you are able to run around and kill monsters or other players without fear of dying, but storing a number in a memory location of the computer that it wasn't intended to handle, can cause all sorts of unforeseen problems, and may even end in the loss of your player. Even worse, you might indirectly corrupt the others players, and take everyone else down with you. In short, doing something in a manner that wasn't planned for can have unpredictable and harmful effects.
3. The Gods are very busy working on the Majic Realm, and striving to make it an entertaining, and colourful world for you to explore. The Gods are often aware that a "mistake" exists long before they have found it, because they tend to have other subtle side effects. After all, when something happens that wasn't planned for, it rarely just "works" without a hitch. By informing them of what you have discovered, you may give them the final piece of the puzzle they need to correct the mistake, and all the associated side-effects that spring from it. By failing to tell them, you are keeping them busy trying to find it the hard way, and this is time that is not spent working on new lands to discover, new games to enjoy, and other things for your amusement.
4. If the other reasons listed above fail to move you, perhaps this might. The Gods get very displeased when mortals take it into their heads to toy with the delicate balance of their world. They have spent a great deal of effort to create a land that is fair for all and have no sense of humor when it comes to someone upsetting this delicate balance. Therefore, anyone they see using a "mistake" to benefit themselves will be destroyed. In plain English, you won't lose a life, you won't lose some equipment, you won't lose what you gained from using the loophole. You will lose your entire character. End of story. It doesn't matter if you got to level 10 legitimately over the course of 2 months, and then abused an oversight for only a few days, you will lose it ALL. Ask yourself, is any "edge" over the others worth losing everything you have built? And for those who think they have nothing to lose. If the problem is serious enough, or you greatly inconvenience the other dwellers in the Majic Realm, you can and will be banished from the realm permanently.

As an added incentive, the Gods often reward those mortals with whom they are pleased with some gift fitting to the action. Those who don't use an unknown "mistake" for their personal benefit, but rather inform the Gods of its existence, will often receive a token of appreciation. This is not a certainty, nor is it something to be expected or demanded, but it is usually the case.