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Server 594 rules

This page is provided as a quick reference for the current Server 594 rules. These rules are not created or controlled by SynC. Server rules are discussed, maintained, and voted on equally by the full NAP council, with each participating alliance having a voice in the process.

SynC is sharing this page for convenience, clarity, and ease of access so members across the server can quickly review the current expectations. If a rule is updated by the NAP council, this page will be updated as soon as possible to reflect the current agreement. Your own alliance leadership will be informing you as soon as changes are made.

The goal of these rules is to support server growth, reduce unnecessary conflict, protect active players, and help Server 594 remain competitive, organized, and enjoyable for everyone.

Page last updated: July 23, 2026

Current Server Rules

The rules below are the current server-wide agreements as understood and shared by the NAP council. Please review them carefully and ask your alliance leadership if you are unsure about anything.

Dark Syndicate Trucks

Do not attack Dark Syndicate trucks belonging to players from State 594. In the Dark Syndicate truck screen, use the checkbox in the top-left corner to hide trucks from this state. This helps prevent accidental attacks against players from our own server.

Quicksand Mine

Do not attack a mine held by any player from State 594. If you see #594 in front of the player’s name, do not attack that mine.

Mistakes and Accidental Hits

Mistakes can happen. If there is an accidental hit or rule issue, please contact your leadership and allow alliances to resolve it calmly before escalating. The goal is to correct issues, avoid unnecessary drama, and keep the server moving forward.

Rule Updates

Server rules may change if the NAP council discusses and votes on updates. Your leadership should be informing you as soon as this occurs. Additionally, this page will be updated to reflect the current agreed-upon rules as soon as we can.

Rule Enforcement & Punishment

While mistakes can happen, repeated violations affect the entire server and must be handled consistently. This enforcement policy was created and approved by the Server 594 NAP Council and applies equally across all NAP alliances. It is not a rule created or controlled by any single alliance.

NAP rule violations will follow a progressive penalty system:

  • First violation: The player is removed from their alliance and may not join any NAP alliance for 1 day.
  • Second violation: The restriction increases to 2 days.
  • Each additional violation adds one more day to the restriction period.

Alliance leadership is responsible for enforcing the penalty and ensuring the player does not join another NAP alliance until the restriction has ended. This system is intended to give players an opportunity to correct mistakes while creating clear consequences for repeated violations.

Questions or Issues

If you are unsure about a rule, believe a mistake happened, or need help resolving an issue, please contact your alliance leadership first so it can be handled through the proper channels.

Additional SYNC Alliance Rules

These rules specifically apply to SynC Members. SynC is built around activity, teamwork, communication, and shared growth. We do not expect perfection, but we do expect members to contribute consistently, follow directions, and treat one another with respect.

Follow Server Rules & Cross Server Allies

All SynC members are expected to follow the rules established by the Server 594 NAP Council (above). Repeated or intentional violations may result in penalties or removal from the alliance.

Special rules also apply to our cross server allies (see alliance banner in game for latest list). Do not attack them in open world cross-server events and avoid hitting their trucks and seasonal objectives (such as mines).

Mistakes can happen. If you accidentally break a rule, communicate with leadership immediately so the situation can be resolved calmly. You will likely be asked to repay for the damages.

Stay Active and Contribute

You do not need to be online every minute, but regular activity is necessary for both your growth and the alliance's success.

Members should consistently contribute through:

  • Alliance Duel
  • Alliance donations
  • Events and rallies
  • Alliance and seasonal objectives
  • Personal growth and progression

SynC tracks contribution data over time. Roster decisions are based on consistent activity patterns, not one missed event or a single difficult week. Real life always comes first, so please communicate with leadership when something affects your availability.

Participate in Events

Events provide valuable rewards while strengthening the entire alliance. Show up when you can, follow event instructions, and contribute at the level available to you.

Our primary event times are generally 11:00 and 19:00 server time, although some events may occur at different times.

Help SynC and Server 594 Grow

Individual growth matters, but alliance and server growth keep us competitive long-term. Support alliance objectives, cooperate with our allies, and make decisions that strengthen Server 594 as a whole.

Small contributions from many active members create a powerful alliance.

Gathering Nodes in hive

Do not gather from a resource node located inside another member's assigned hive spot. Doing so may prevent that member from returning to their proper location.

When the hive is being organized, leadership may need to attack the gathering march to clear the spot. This is routine hive management and is not a personal attack.

Arena Battles

SynC members are permitted to challenge one another in the Arena, but we ask that you avoid alliance members whenever reasonably possible.

We understand that choices become limited while competing for the top 100. Please use your available refresh attempts and select another opponent when possible. Arena attacks should never create retaliation, arguments, or alliance drama.

Recently Removed Members

Do not attack players who were recently removed from SynC. They may no longer meet our alliance requirements or expectations, but they are still valued members of Server 594 and should be treated with respect.

If someone does not relocate out of the hive within a reasonable timeframe, leadership will let you know when they may be attacked only to force a teleport. If a former member has stopped playing and has given permission for others to farm their account, leadership will communicate that separately. Until then, please leave them alone.

Read, Communicate, and Ask Questions

Please read alliance mail and important chat announcements. Discord is also used for reminders, guides, screenshots, planning, and faster communication.

Dark War Survival is complicated, and nobody knows everything. Ask questions when you are unsure, share helpful information, and help others learn when you can.

Respect the Team

SynC should remain competitive, welcoming, and enjoyable. Disagreements and frustration will happen, but members are expected to communicate respectfully and avoid unnecessary drama.

There are real people behind every character name. Correct information without embarrassing others, assume good intentions when possible, and bring serious concerns privately to leadership.