Reporting and removing
If a picture made with Seals that everyone can see breaks the rules, you report it to a moderator. The moderator looks and decides.
What can be reported
You can report somebody else's portrait, alliance emblem, flag, banner and victory fresco, as long as it is in the world you play in. You cannot report your own. The rules themselves are in the Seals article.
How to report
First open the picture: press the owner's portrait in a city's window on the island, the banner, emblem or flag on an alliance's page, or a fresco on a battle report. The picture opens full size; press Report beneath it, choose what is wrong, and add a few words if you like.
You report a picture once; a second report does not replace the first, it counts as the same one. Reporting does not take the picture down at once.
What is wrong
| You choose | For |
|---|---|
| Indecent | Nudity, a child, drink or drugs, blood or cruelty |
| Hate | A hate symbol, the mark of an extremist movement, or an insult |
| A real person | Somebody famous, or another person's face used without their consent |
| Something else | Anything else you find against the rules |
What the moderator does
If the picture breaks the rules, the moderator hides it. A hidden picture comes down everywhere: from beside a name, from what an alliance flies, from a battle report and from shared links. The Seals spent on it do not come back. If the picture keeps to the rules, the report is closed and the picture stays.
If it happens again
If the same account breaks the rules again and again, the moderator may close that product to that account. The player plays on, may spend their Seals on other products and keeps what they have; they just cannot ask for that product again.
Removing your own
You remove your portrait from the My account page and your fresco from the battle report; the leader or the treasurer removes the alliance's pieces from the banner section of the alliance page. The Seals spent on what you remove do not come back. After removing a fresco you may have the same battle painted again.
The figures come from the game's own content. Balance updates can move some numbers; the rules themselves are as written here.