Safety
Use these guidelines to meet new players more safely, set clearer expectations, and build welcoming tabletop groups from the start.
iRolled20 exists to help people find real tables, real groups, and real community. That only works when players and hosts can rely on clear expectations, respectful conduct, and a platform that treats trust as a feature instead of an afterthought.
Treat community members with kindness, patience, and inclusive language across every public or private interaction.
When you meet new people for the first time, bias toward public locations, clear expectations, and low-pressure plans.
Harassment, threats, hate speech, and non-consensual behavior are not compatible with the community we are building.
Public posts, listings, and profiles should help people find tables and community, not bury them in noise or unsafe material.
Slow the interaction down, step away if needed, and document what happened while it is still fresh. If you need help, contact us and include as much context as you can safely share.
Check the current account eligibility terms and the host’s and venue’s age rules separately. Account eligibility does not establish that a game is appropriate for a minor. Parents or guardians should confirm suitability, supervision, and attendance arrangements directly with the organizer before a minor takes part.
Session zeros, clear scheduling expectations, content boundaries, and simple safety tools like lines and veils are usually signs of a mature table. Use them early, not only after friction appears.