I am asking this question as I am getting ready to make an RPG game and want to be sure that I am staying within the community guidelines with any content I add as I don't want to go back and change concepts after it is reported. If I can get an answer that would be great

-ccrandall2015

A teeny bit of blood, such a paper cut, would be okay. Small splatters of blood would be NFE. A large puddle of blood would get the project removed.

PrincessPanda_test_ wrote:

A teeny bit of blood, such a paper cut, would be okay. Small splatters of blood would be NFE. A large puddle of blood would get the project removed.

I'm pretty sure any amount of blood makes the project NFE and if it's gruesome/has a lot of blood, it's removed?

jji10 wrote:

PrincessPanda_test_ wrote:

A teeny bit of blood, such a paper cut, would be okay. Small splatters of blood would be NFE. A large puddle of blood would get the project removed.

I'm pretty sure any amount of blood makes the project NFE and if it's gruesome/has a lot of blood, it's removed?

It really depends on the context. There are few cases, however, where it would not be marked not for everyone

I think so. I add some blood (but usually it's only like a scratch or something) in some of my projects and it doesn't get removed.
A large pool of blood or anything where it actually looks gruesome is very likely going to be removed or NFE'd.

Depending on the use, it is and is not. If you kill someone and blood spills everywhere, no.

If it's a papercut, or a medical project, it is.

I have a topic detailing what I mean by that, which has a response from ST member Paddle2See here.

It's not allowed if the blood is as a result of injury/killing.

If the blood is used in a medical/scientific/non-violent way it should be fine.

I think it's best to not put blood in your RPG so it won't get NFE or removed.