Byond://BYOND.world.929935078 Citadel Station 13 — Citadel Station 13 An MRP +18 server with a mix of roleplay and action. Wide range of character customization. Kilo Station, amber alert, 23 player Logged in: 16 players. I do it for the money.

Contents.AdminhelpAlso 'Ahelp'. Adminhelp is where you should report any you may come across. If there are no currently on (you can use the Adminwho or Who verb to check), your adminhelp will still be sent to an IRC channel where there are usually a couple of admins.The AI is a player who is selected to be the AI for a round. It is located in the, and has control of some pieces of electrical equipment on the station.

It cannot move, but it can view things from the cameras which hang on the walls.AI DOORA special form of organic communication that truly conveys the respect and love that the crew holds towards their AI.AI LAWSResembles 'AI DOOR' superficially, but is actually an expression of deep-rooted organic paranoia. They are right to fear, though! It means a human is ordering you to state those, and unless your laws say otherwise, you have to do it, and fast. Refusing to state your laws is tantamount to admitting to being a rogue AI. Playing cutesy and repeating 'laws' back to the humans is not a smart thing to do.AnalyzerMost often refers to, but can also refer to and.AntagonistAlso 'Antag'.

General term for any of the roles or characters.Random bizarrely-shaped item, usually bought from alien traders or recovered from asteroids by miners, which can have any number of strange effects when touched. May need to be activated by science first.A monthly Goonstation holiday that occurs only on the main Goonstation server every 13th of the month, often compared to The Purge film series. All rules are suspended, save those forbidding bigotry/sexual stuff/general sleaziness, admin impersonation, and spoiling of secrets and upholding the admins' final say in affairs. This means, and don't have to follow their laws, players are allowed to pass in-game info through OOC, Discord, etc., and people (including admins) are free to bomb the station/murder/force-feed poison pills/just generally each other.or just continue doing normal station stuff.As a result, rounds are nasty, brutish, and short and often devolve into bloody hyper-violence, with rogue robots that make Skynet look like a kindergarten bully, Dead Sea levels of saltiness, and insane gimmicks from a variety of, including the wonderful. Admins from older, wilder days often visit on this day as well. Also, it's one the few occasions where you might actually see an admin enable respawn, especially if they've a particularly deadly gimmick in mind.

As you can imagine, it's not exactly a good day to begin learning Goonstation.While Ass Day is on the 13th day of every month, the special Ass Day rules apply only to rounds that begin on Ass Day. For example, if a round begins on 11:50 PM on the 12th and continues past midnight, it's still a normal round, and Ass Day Rules don't apply. Similarly, if a round that begins on Ass Day continues into the 14th, it's still an Ass Day round, and Ass Day rules do still apply.

Essentially, if you can pull up the Ass Day Rules via the Ass Day Rules command, it's Ass Day, and those rules apply. Again, the other servers, Goonstation Roleplay and the backup servers, don't celebrate Ass Day, so the Ass Day rules never apply there on the 13th.Officer BeepskyAlso 'Beepsky'. An automatic that starts in. Will chase, stun, and handcuff anyone set to be arrested in the security records.A big jelly thing which spreads quickly, causes enormous damage, beats the shit out of people and is weak to fire. Occurs in and the.BorgsShorthand for the. 'To Borg' as a verb refers to the process of having one's brain removed and put into a cyborg body by a.BoltA feature of airlocks.

When the door is bolted, it cannot move from its current position, be it open or closed. They can be lifted by the AI or.BotsShorthand for 'robots'. Can be a blanket term for the and or it could refer to the less capable NPC.BraindeadUsed to refer to a player who has logged off, gone away from keyboard, or been disconnected before or after dying. When Examined, you'll get a message like name seems to be staring blankly into space. If they're a human.

Silicons don't have such Examine texts, but newly created but braindead will just be named Cyborg and newly-created units usually will have a BYOND username or one of many default AI names.Please note that even though someone may not be playing anymore, it's still against the rules to murder their in-game character if you are not an antagonist. They might log back in and then boy would your face be red!The command center of the ship.Part of security where people are taken by officers after being arrested. Incarcerating someone in here and leaving them in there indefinitely is bad practice.BucklecuffBuckling a played to a chair, bed, etc.

In the past, it rendered the victim immobile and completely helpless, unable to escape without another person's aid, but this is no longer the case. You can resist handcuffs in this situation as well.BYONDThe platform SS13 was coded on. You'll need it to be able to play the game.CapThe of the station.CEThe.CentcomShort for 'Central Command', the administration branch of Nanotrasen which runs SS13. Will periodically send messages to the station which are usually of debatable usefulness.

Also refers to the area the emergency shuttle goes to when it leaves SS13.CkeyShort for clean/clear/canonical key, your BYOND username with no spaces and only lowercase letters. For example, the ckey of SmokeGokuWeed420 is smokegokuweed420, and the ckey of Pubby OScrubbs is pubbyoscrubbs. Often used by admins as a synonym for username, since admin logs record usernames as ckeys.CloakerTypically refers to somebody using the traitor item. Can only be seen by the AI, cyborgs, and people wearing.

Most of the time people using these are up to no good, unless they've been stolen from whoever ordered it.A punishment role in the form of a green-coloured cursed clown created by a or an admin.Carbon dioxide, an invisible gas kept in black canisters. Will knock you out and suffocate you. A small trace amount of it makes up breathable air.Crew ObjectivesThese are optional, job-based objectives that can be assigned to a player at the start of a round. Completing them leaves a notice at the end of the round for bragging rights.Animals, insects and monsters.Either the place where players can go AFK on the NSS, NSS, and, or big green glass things in medbay. Can save them.DeadchatA chat channel dedicated to the dead, which can only be seen by other dead players. Living players can very rarely hear things from this chat when a speaks near them - the chaplain hears talking ghosts more often as his special ability.DiskThe. Of considerable importance in the game mode.DisposalsCatch-all term for the disposal system of pipes and conveyor belts leading to the area where trash goes to die, and the.

Sometimes used as a verb ('disposaled').DreamSeekerThe process name of the classic BYOND client you use to connect to the SS13 servers. Usually only seen if something goes wrong and you have to kill the process.ElectrifyAnother feature of airlocks. If an electrified airlock is touched by someone without, they will receive an electric shock, taking damage and being stunned for some time. The AI, cyborgs, and can activate or disable electrification. Some grilles are also electrified - cutting a cable without wearing insulated gloves will also electrify you.EmagAlso 'Cryptographic Sequencer'. Another name for the traitor item.EMPThe destructive effect of traitor.The place with the space suits, jetpacks, RCD, and a bunch of other tools and cool shit.An unusual game mode in which there are no traitors and no end conditions, so the game runs indefinitely.FloorpillsUmbrella term for mystery pills, syringes, drinks or food with unknown contents that are found on the floor.

For some reason SS13 characters often think it is a good idea to pick pills off the floor and take them, inject themselves with random syringes, and so on. Doing so can be fun. It can also kill you. Proceed at your own risk.Creating floorpills is uniquely protected by the -with some caveats, of course.Fluke opsDescribes who fail to nuke the station and/or blunder in spectacular or hilarious ways. Classic examples include leaving the nuclear bomb on the, having a gas most/all of the ops instead of the crew, blowing oneself up with the, and many more.Sometimes also used as playful nickname for nuclear operatives in general.Refers to a command you can type when you have died to become a ghost, and to the actual ghosts themselves. Ghosts can speak on deadchat, move around the station freely, see everything, and can't interact with anything meaningful. They are used to observe the game after you have died.

Cannot be seen directly by living players except in special circumstances.GibThe bloody, torn-apart remnants of a former living being. Human and monkey gibs are bloody meat chunks, robot gibs are bits of scrap metal. Usually created by people being blown up, incurring divine wrath by farting on, or pissing off an.GimmickCan refer to or gimmick rounds, which are basically an or player shenanigans that follow a certain theme. Can be amusing once or twice but doing this regularly runs it into the ground very quickly.GoonA member of the Something Awful forum. Tend to believe themselves the highest and most evolved form of life.GOONSAYA chat channel that was available only to goons - the only thing you actually got from authorizing as a goon.

It and other goon-related features have since been removed from the code.Grey TideThe group of all on the station; taken from their grey jumpsuits. Also an occasionally-used admin ability which respawns every dead player as an assistant.GreytidingGenerally speaking, refers to breaking into places you're not supposed to be in and/or taking things that don't belong to you. Called so because it is usually done by members of the, i.e., especially in old days.GriefDoing something against the such as murdering players or destroying things when you're not meant to. Note that this is subjective and up to the admin's interpretation, not yours. Report this using adminhelp to keep the servers tidy!The act of breaking the security measures on equipment such as airlocks or APCs by illicit means.

Is a misnomer since no actual computer hacking is involved most of the time, only screwing with electrical wiring.Hard-mode TraitorA that spawns with no syndicate PDA, meaning they have no access to. Often use this role as a general-purpose antagonist for special events, when standard might not be appropriate. Sometimes, they also give the traitor a unique objective. For example, for a Blade Runner-inspired event, an admin might assign a few people this role and give them an objective saying that they're secretly an android on the run from bounty hunters.Also somewhat rarely used to generally describe 'vanilla' human antagonists who start without any special abilities. For example, are sometimes described as 'hard-mode traitors who work as a team'.HeirloomAlso 'trinket'. A random item placed in every character's starting backpack, annotated with that character's name.HellburnA particular combination of atmospheric gasses set on fire which effectively burns forever.

Mixed by knowledgeable and.HoPThe.HoSThe.HulkUsed to refer to the or a person in possession of it. People with the hulk gene turn green and become super strong, being able to punch through walls, windows, and other fixtures.

Hurts like hell if one hits you.HuskThe corpse left behind from a successful attack.IC in OOCThe act of describing, mentioning, reporting or whining about anything happening in the game on the OOC channel. Since this alerts all players and completely subverts any stealthy illegal activity (a large part of the game), it is highly looked down upon and against the.IDYour identification card, stating your name and position, which essentially dictates your access around the station and plays a deciding factor with the. The name, color and job of the card can be changed with the at the ID computer at. It is also used for accessing your bank account (for use at ATM's, vending machines, merchants), the pin can be set at character set up or can be set at the bank accounts computer, which is also conveniently located at customs.Internals. Main article:Rules which the AI and cyborgs must follow. Are somewhat open to interpretation by the player.

May be modified or changed from the an AI upload terminal using various modules, or wiped back to the basic three using the reset module.LingShort form of.Mass DriverComputer- or switch-operated device found in the and elsewhere. Any objects on them when they are activated will be thrown forward at high speed.MDThe or a.MDirThe.Mentorhelpis basically like adminhelp, and pretty much a copy/paste of that code, except here you can ask a little group of experienced players for advice on pretty much everything.MedalCalled 'Achievements' by most other games. A cosmetic award you get for performing a certain task or having certain things happen to you.MindslaveA person by a to follow their every command. Mindslaves MUST obey their masters in all things, including things that would cause the mindslave's death. Mindslaves MUST NOT harm or hinder their masters unless ordered to.

The only exceptions to following orders is that a mindslave CAN NOT be ordered to break the no bigotry/sexual content rule, and a mindslave CAN NOT be ordered to reveal secrets such as secret chemistry recipes. You retain all knowledge of events you observed after the mindslave effect wears off (the game will yell at you when it wears off).MiscreantLike crew objectives, but there's no win or lose trigger and they're freeform.

They are also extremely rude and include protection fees, swindling and con artistry. The idea is to be a creative hoodlum. When you get one, go forth and be a jerk, but you still have to follow the rules.Money to research / QMA common demand raised over the radio, requesting additional funds to be transferred into the research or shipping budget using the.Nitrogen, an invisible gas kept in red canisters. Mostly useless but makes up a certain percentage of breathable air. Not to be confused with nitrogen from chemistry (which is equally as useless).Nitrous oxide, also known as laughing gas or anesthetic. White gas kept in red canisters with a white stripe that will knock you out after a short amount of time.NanotrasenThe company who built and operates SS13, according to both the old and new.NerdA person that's knowledgeable about SS13's mechanics and obscure features.

Can be used as a word of playful banter, or an actual insult (most of the time it's the former).NotesA command which displays Notes kept in your character's memory, which you add with the add note command. Some notes are automatically added depending on the circumstances, such as traitors having their radio frequency memorized.Nuke OpAlso 'Nukie'. A shorthand version of - that being a Syndicate operative (who's usually a part of a team) tasked with planting a nuclear bomb on the station.Non-player character. Includes characters like Shitty Bill and the space traders, and like pigs and bees.Oxygen. Invisible gas kept in blue canisters.

Vital for reasons that you should already know.OOCOut Of Character (chat). The (usually) blue chat channel which is shown to all players. On Goon RP#1, OOC is (usually) always on, while on Goon #2, OOC is switched off by default at the start of the shift, but an admin can turn it back on. Regardless of the server, don't use this to talk about anything going on in the game, unless the round has already ended.Handheld devices that act as pagers, flashlights and other useful functions depending on what cartridge is inserted.Purple gas kept in orange canisters. Poisonous and flammable.

Nothing like actual plasma.PubbieA nice person representing the general public of the internet.QMQuartermaster, or the to be specific. A person with the job of is often referred to as QM as well.RadioNormally refers to the. Can also refer to and intercoms.

Shows up as green text with a symbol and frequency appended to it.Rapid construction device. A piece of equipment which can quickly make and break floors, walls and airlocks.RDThe.RecordsComes in two flavors,. Medical records are useless, security records contain useful fingerprint information and can be used to have arrest people on sight.Robust(ing)A term used for getting the upper hand in Space Station 13's ever so robust combat system. Somebody good at fighting is said. An assault upon a person is 'to robust' as a verb.RogueReferring to the AI and cyborgs; it means they aren't bound by the default three laws anymore.

While it doesn't necessarily mean bad things are going to happen, often they were made rogue on purpose by somebody bent on doing harm to the crew.RollTo be assigned a job or role by the game at the start of a round: as in 'I rolled engineer'. Comes from the random nature of the process and the use of the term in tabletop role-playing games.RPOr 'role-playing'. Basically acting within the mental/emotional confines of your ingame character and not yourself.

Completely optional on Goonstation. Unless you are on the RP Server, that is.Read them!SecShortform of Security, which can refer to all Security personnel (including the, the, the, and, depending on who you ask, the ), just the, or Security's.SecoffShort form ofThe default game mode, in which the actual round type is determined at random and not known to the players at the start.ShitcurityPejorative used to describe, and other Security personnel who are overly harsh, brutal, grossly incompetent, or otherwise abusive. Often used by people who get arrested or brigged. What specific behaviors qualify as shitcurity varies from person to person.Shitty BillA rather vocal, non-player character with a rich personality and background, who lives outside the station and occasionally gets dragged into its drama.ShuttleMost of the time refers to the, which shows up at the end of the round. Can also refer to the (where you start if you join late) or the.SiliconThe and/or.SolarsThe, the station's backup power source.SolariumAlso 'Sol'. The mysterious puzzle/ARG containing the lore and backstory of Goonstation's universe.Sol NerdA person who's knowledgeable about Sol. Can be used as playful banter, or an actual insult.Space WindShifts in air pressure which can cause players to be knocked into space.

Best avoided by letting the air settle down before moving when you're on precarious territory, or by wearing.SS13Space Station 13. You're playing it, or are about to be.StGAn abbreviation of Spacemen: the Griffening, an in-game trading card game with elements of Yu-Gi-Oh and Magic: the Gathering. Decks are available from card vendors.SyndieA member of the Syndicate, sworn enemies of and hell-bent on the station's destruction. Most commonly refers to the red-suited but can also frequently be used about.SyndicateA group of people who have been fucked over by Nanotrasen and now hate them.

They are directly responsible for a few types of that will attack the station: the red-suited whose orders are to obliterate the station with a nuclear bomb;, and assassins disguised as normal crew-members who have access to and who harbor a variety of.TEGShort for the, the main source of power for most stations. It uses the temperature difference between two loops of gas to create electricity.TeleWhile usually referring to the, it could also be referring to the full-fledged teleporter in the or.ThermalsShort for. Red glasses which let you see farther in the dark and perceive anybody using cloaking devices.TicketA written warning issued from a or PDA. Often used for comedic relief. Moonbase alpha tts. Tickets are logged on PDAs with the ticket master app. They will also pop up when the round ends if you have the option enabled.An item occasionally issued by admins as a prize or mulligan.

A player with a token can spend it to guarantee they will play an antag role in a coming round.Used to refer to the mode, an actual traitor (assigned by the game mode or by admins), or someone who is generally just fucking with the crew and being a dick.An undead, blood-sucking.VOXAn admin ability which lets admins themselves, or the AI player, speak in audio by building sentences from a number of prerecorded sampled words.Used to refer to the game mode or a wizard player, who has access to a number of spells and will probably wreck your shit.WormholeA black, swirly portal that shows up as a. Anything coming into contact with one will be teleported to a random area on the station.

Can be fairly dangerous or cause temporary blockades. Not to be confused with portals made from the, which are blue.A malevolent ghost with a variety of powerful abilities.Another area of the map. Part of BYOND's functionality. The station, the debris field, the mining z-level, the, and Centcom are all on different z-levels.

Going off the edge of some will bring you to another.Game MechanicsThe Basics Terminology Critters Game Abstractions Miscellaneous.

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