NLR, meaning new life rule, you cannot return to the place of your death and or interacting with the district you died in, is under the character rules section (aka roleplay rules.) RDM, is also under roleplay rules, meaning in order to kill someone you must have a roleplay reason to do so, so killing someone for no reason, is not roleplay, and NLR is also a roleplay rule that is used to prevent going back to were you died for a non-roleplay advantage, since RDM is not roleplay then nlr shouldn’t be valid since it is not roleplay.



Although, some people have different opinions.

NLR, meaning new life rule, you cannot return to the place of your death and or interacting with the district you died in, is under the character rules section (aka roleplay rules.) RDM, is also under roleplay rules, meaning in order to kill someone you must have a roleplay reason to do so, so killing someone for no reason, is not roleplay, and NLR is also a roleplay rule that is used to prevent going back to were you died for a non-roleplay advantage, since RDM is not roleplay then nlr [b]shouldn’t [/b] be valid since it is not roleplay. Although, some people have different opinions.