Vote for RPC
The RPC (Roleplay Council) is a unique feature for Legends of the Jedi elected by the player base every three months. The primary duty of the RPC is to handle the process of approving or denying PKill restoration requests. Elected by the players for the players, the RPC are here to serve as a resource to everyone. They act as a method for players to ask for assistance in issues that should be concealed from the greater community and they assist new players with any issues that may arise.
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To vote, you'll need to be logged in to your account and simply select each person's name from the list under each vote and click submit. Please take note, while you can vote for the same person three times, only one of them will count. It is a maximum of one vote per applicant per voter that will be counted. If you'd like to learn more about each applicant, which you should, scroll down further to the Questionnaire Responses section.
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Questionnaire Responses
Below are the players that have offered their time to help support each of you. Remember, you only get to pick three from the list. By clicking on the name bar below, you'll be able to see each of their responses for all of the questions that were asked.
Argile
Have you been RPC before?
No
What timezone/hours are you usually around?
CST
Tell us a little about yourself and why you want to serve on RPC
I’ve been part of Legends of the Jedi for a long time and have played across multiple eras, factions, and character archetypes. I enjoy LotJ most when strong roleplay, meaningful consequences, and fair rule enforcement work together to create memorable stories rather than frustration.
I want to serve on the RPC because I value consistency and clarity in how the rules are applied. Having been involved in high-stakes RP and conflict-driven storylines, I understand how impactful character death and PK decisions can be. My goal on RPC would be to help ensure that player appeals are reviewed thoughtfully, respectfully, and in line with both the letter and spirit of the rules, while also helping newer or uncertain players understand expectations within LotJ.
How will you ensure fairness and impartiality when reviewing cases?
Fairness starts with separating personal opinion from perm interpretation. When reviewing a case, I would focus first on the facts: logs, timelines, rule references, and precedent. I believe consistency is critical rather than relying on gut reactions or personal RP preferences.
I would also make a point to actively check my own biases, especially when cases involve friends, rivals, or factions I’ve played with. If I feel I cannot be fully impartial, I would step back and defer to other RPC members. Transparency, respectful communication, and grounding decisions firmly are how I would maintain trust in the process.
Describe your view on the role of PK on Legends of the Jedi
PK is a necessary and important part of Legends of the Jedi. It gives weight to actions, reinforces consequences, and prevents RP from becoming risk-free or purely performative. Without PK, major conflicts lose tension and long-term storylines lose impact.
That said, PK should always serve the narrative and follow the rules, not be used as a shortcut to remove characters or settle out-of-character grievances. I believe PK is at its best when it is clearly justified through roleplay escalation, player agency, and in-world logic. The RPC’s role is not to eliminate PK, but to ensure it is applied fairly, consistently, and in a way that supports the health of the game and its community.
Faern
Have you been RPC before?
Yes
What timezone/hours are you usually around?
Central, 4pm-10pm
Tell us a little about yourself and why you want to serve on RPC
Hey it's me. A lot of you know me, you know I've been RPC in the past. I feel like it's a good time to throw my hat back in the ring.
I like RPC not to rule over restore cases, but because it serves as a semi-official sort of newbie helper role. That's my main attraction to it, but getting to weigh in on whether or not a perm/restore case is Good and Rule Following is also quite satisfying, because it IS an important part of the process.
How will you ensure fairness and impartiality when reviewing cases?
Well, every case is the same in one very important way. The permer and the perm-ee are faceless, anonymous people as far as I'm concerned. Who they are, or were, in game is irrelevant, and who they may or not be played by is also irrelevant. Approaching a case requires a look at it from an unbiased angle, and reviewing logs to see whether or not everything was justified. (please keep logs guys, good, clear logs make or break these things!)
Describe your view on the role of PK on Legends of the Jedi
PK is the Ultimate Ending for a lot of stories, and also a fantastic jumping off point for new stories, or a bridge into an entirely new arc of ongoing stories. In a way, who gets killed, by whom, where, how, all of that, helps drive and decide things. A clan that's stagnating can be propelled to the forefront of everything by a good PK. One that's steamrolling under the powerful leadership of an individual can be absolutely derailed and fall apart. Alliances can form or shatter based on someone dying. It's very important!
Madelyn
Have you been RPC before?
Yes
What timezone/hours are you usually around?
Mornings and evenings cst, but I peek at discord throughout the day.
Tell us a little about yourself and why you want to serve on RPC
I've been playing since 2016, and served in RPC in and off since about 6 months after I started playing. I love helping new players and teaching new RPC how to work cases. Setting up new players for success in playing the game and encouraging them stick around is important for keeping the playerbase fresh and RPC is the front lines for that in most cases.
How will you ensure fairness and impartiality when reviewing cases?
I'm always going to dig deep when necessary, and encourage my fellow RPC to do the same. Rarely are two cases ever the same, and even more rarely is a rule actually broken. I separate myself from the cases my characters were involved in, and will call out other RPC if they try to use IC knowledge not provided by the persons involved in the perm. It's their responsibility to defend their side of the case. It's RPC's responsibility to ask all the questions and decipher the logs to ensure fairness. I will always hold myself and fellow RPC accountable for this.
Describe your view on the role of PK on Legends of the Jedi
PK is important to keep the story moving. By playing a permadeath mud and engaging in RP that could eventually turn hostile, you consent to PK. On the flip side, there is no doubt some cases break a rule in some way or another. But the majority of time the "enough RP" rule is case by case and rely solely on player expectations. That's where RPC comes in. We determine if the interactions that led to the perm were sufficient and fair for both parties and alert IMMs if we believe a different rule was broken.
Magtherius
Have you been RPC before?
No
What timezone/hours are you usually around?
GMT+1 | 10h00 - 01h00
Tell us a little about yourself and why you want to serve on RPC
I’ve been playing Legends of the Jedi for about two years and have really come to appreciate the depth and creativity of its roleplay. While I’ve only been a player here, I bring extensive experience as a DM in other roleplaying games, which taught me how to balance narrative freedom with fairness and structure. Outside of gaming, I manage a large team professionally and am a parent to three children, both roles require patience, clear communication, and the ability to make tough decisions calmly.
I want to join the RPC because I believe in contributing to the community that has given me so many great experiences. I enjoy helping others, whether it’s guiding newer players or supporting a healthy roleplay environment. For me, this is about giving back and helping ensure the game continues to thrive.
How will you ensure fairness and impartiality when reviewing cases?
Fairness starts with listening. I make it a priority to hear all sides before forming an opinion. In my view, the RPC isn’t about strict enforcement—it’s about explaining and applying the rules consistently while leading by example. When emotions run high, I stay calm, take a step back if needed, and avoid escalating the situation. My approach is to keep discussions constructive and focused on the spirit of the game, not personal feelings.
My experience in resolving conflicts has taught me that transparency and empathy go a long way. I’d apply the same principles here: clear communication, consistency, and respect for everyone involved.
Describe your view on the role of PK on Legends of the Jedi
I believe PK is an essential part of the game’s narrative. It adds real stakes and makes choices meaningful, without risk, there’s no reward. Some of the best stories come from moments where survival is uncertain, and those experiences stick with players. That said, PK should always serve the story, not just be a mechanical outcome. Death can open new opportunities for roleplay, create space for fresh characters, and deepen the realism of the world. It’s not about punishment, it’s about storytelling and consequence, which are core to immersive roleplay.
Mavinero
Have you been RPC before?
Yes
What timezone/hours are you usually around?
Central US Timezone, Most times on Sunday and Monday, and after 5pm Tuesday through Saturday.
Tell us a little about yourself and why you want to serve on RPC
I'm Mav. Many of you know me, some don't. I'm not going to go overlong about high ideals and all that. I enjoy helping newbs as I'm able, and I do try to be fair in RPC trials, as I can attest to from my prior stints as an RPC member. If you are willing to put your trust in me, I will continue to act in good faith and fairness as the rules are written, vote for me.
How will you ensure fairness and impartiality when reviewing cases?
When reviewing cases, it is simple. There are no friends, only cases. I will review each case regarding the evidence provided and referencing that against the current rules as written.
Describe your view on the role of PK on Legends of the Jedi
Player-killing in many aspects, is a driving force behind the way LotJ pushes story ahead. While it can be sometimes ugly, disappointing, tense, and riddled with anxiety, it is what it is. So long as the kills are carried out reasonably and within the rules, it is a thing that will remain. Not all players need to be killed for this reason or that, and there is almost always another way to make a point, but so long as it is carried out properly and backed up by evidence, so be it.
Paco
Have you been RPC before?
Yes
What timezone/hours are you usually around?
EST Evenings/Early Morning
Tell us a little about yourself and why you want to serve on RPC
I'd love to serve on the RPC to be able to more directly help new players! They're my favorite! Apart from that, my main desire would be to help be a mediating influence between players on an OOC level. I think we're all here to have a good time, and even though we might be adversaries ICly it is important to realize we're just playing the roles we inhabit. Love one another! And thus love the game itself.
How will you ensure fairness and impartiality when reviewing cases?
The rules are fairly cut and dry, so I've never really felt there could be an issue with partiality on my part. Emotion has no place in the restore process to begin with, so maintaining fairness should be straightforward. In my experience, the RPC will hold each other accountable to adhering to the standards expected of the position.
Describe your view on the role of PK on Legends of the Jedi
PKs are a vital part of the forward momentum of the game and the progression of the story, but when applied too generously it can have the opposite effect. The balance is key, in my opinion. At the end of the day though, the rules are the rules, and whether or not a PK stands isn't up to how I feel about it.
Refter
Have you been RPC before?
No
What timezone/hours are you usually around?
AEST/AEDT +10 GMT
Tell us a little about yourself and why you want to serve on RPC
Hey I am one of the few from the other side of the globe. A long time participant on Lotj. Usually on off hours but finding a little more time to be on during the main afternoon periods excluding weekends. Have done a lot in this game. Would like the opportunity to also contribute through serving on the RPC. Able to provide assistance to new players who don't play within the usual zone times.
How will you ensure fairness and impartiality when reviewing cases?
I feel I am able to remain fair and impartial when reviewing cases. if there are any instances of feeling partial I would be able to identify and abstain if it was impacting the overall fairness of the decision.
Describe your view on the role of PK on Legends of the Jedi
I do believe an element of LOTJ does involve PK, I feel like if they are reasoned and warranted then it has a place. I don't think it may always be required and I do believe that over time the mud has evolved to apply it correctly.
Rosemary
Have you been RPC before?
Yes
What timezone/hours are you usually around?
9am-9pm CST
Tell us a little about yourself and why you want to serve on RPC
I like to think I have a good balance of game knowledge, roleplaying, mechanics and PKing, as I have played here on and off some 18ish years. I am an active and invested member of the LOTJ community who genuinely enjoys collaborative storytelling, helping new and returning players find their footing, and building roleplay environments that elevate everyone involved. I want to serve on the RPC because I believe LOTJ thrives when players are supported with engaging story hooks, constructive guidance, and consistent standards.
How will you ensure fairness and impartiality when reviewing cases?
I treat every player equally, regardless of faction, reputation, or whether I've interacted with them IC or OOC. My priority is maintaining a balanced, enjoyable RP environment, which means making decisions based on evidence, policy, and community standards rather than personalities. I consciously set aside any IC relationships or personal preferences and focus entirely on the facts of the case. When something is ambiguous, I consult with fellow council members to ensure consistency.
Describe your view on the role of PK on Legends of the Jedi
I see PK as an essential narrative tool on LOTJ. When used appropriately, it raises the stakes, reinforces the danger of the Star Wars universe, and creates meaningful consequences for character actions. PK should never be solely about ending someone's story. It should be about giving weight to the choices that lead there and opening space for new stories to emerge. A well-earned PK should feel consistent with the RP, supported by escalation, and respectful of the player's investment. In that context, PK becomes one of the most powerful drivers of tension, conflict, and storytelling across the galaxy.
Snefru
Have you been RPC before?
No
What timezone/hours are you usually around?
GMT +2. Usually around: 23:00 EST 08:00 Est and then 11:00 EST until 15:00 EST. Sometimes longer.
Tell us a little about yourself and why you want to serve on RPC
I've been playing the game on and off for a number of years but this is the first time I've started and appear to be finishing a whole TL without missing any part of it at all. I'm Egyptian.
I want to serve on the RPC for two reasons: I like helping people reach their maximum potential as I think that's a net positive for the game (and feel I've reached a point where I should be able to be helpful) and I'm curious to experience/see the dynamics of how the RPC works.
How will you ensure fairness and impartiality when reviewing cases?
I think that consistently sticking to the rules and being able to explain clearly how you arrived to a decision is the best way one can outwardly show that they are being fair and/or impartial. Really, your best bet to judge if someone is being fair and impartial is, after confirming they stick to the rules, is consistency. If I become a member of the RPC, I plan to be consistent.
Describe your view on the role of PK on Legends of the Jedi
PK has an important role to play in LotJ character-interaction dynamics. I personally support the rules that prohibit reasonless PK and support any gameplay that uses everything the game has to offer, PK or otherwise, as long as everything stays within the boundary of the rules. I am also a believer in the necessity of having in-game consequences for in-game actions. PK has a place among those consequences.
Tal
Have you been RPC before?
No
What timezone/hours are you usually around?
PST 11am - 4pm
Tell us a little about yourself and why you want to serve on RPC
My name is Tal. I have been around awhile with varying levels of involvement throughout the years. Been meaning to throw my name in the hat for a bit - I think that we all have a responsibility to the game we cherish and has brought so many interesting ups and downs for all of us.
How will you ensure fairness and impartiality when reviewing cases?
The local labor union just celebrated my impartiality and fairness by creating a bust with my name on it, the caption below said: "Don't go near this man."
Seriously though - I'm a facts driven person, not the kind of person that uses feelings as facts. We already have pretty solid guidelines in place to base our decisions on. Going to start with those and work out from there if necessary.
Describe your view on the role of PK on Legends of the Jedi
I have been killed by other players far more times than I have killed other players and generally I kind of talked my way into it. I am not into flagrant rule violations or OOC scheming, but my general take is: it is the permed players responsibility to prove wrongdoing.
Veska
Have you been RPC before?
No
What timezone/hours are you usually around?
pacific or mountain
Tell us a little about yourself and why you want to serve on RPC
I am a long-time Legends of the Jedi player, having been active in the game since the early 2000s. Over the years I’ve played across many timelines, clans, and conflict styles, with a strong focus on player interaction, consequences, and emergent storytelling. Outside of LOTJ, I am a software developer and former video game developer - which has given me a solid appreciation for system design, edge cases, and the importance of clear, consistently applied rules. In particular, I play 40k in the tournament circuit and have quite a bit of experience helping way out rules even if it lead to my loss - games are way more fun if rules are fair.
I want to serve on RPC because I care deeply about the health and longevity of LOTJ as a game and a community. LOTJ works best when conflict is meaningful, rules are applied fairly, and players trust that disputes are evaluated thoughtfully rather than emotionally. I believe RPC plays a critical role in preserving that trust and ensuring that LOTJ remains a challenging, immersive, and fun environment for everyone involved.
How will you ensure fairness and impartiality when reviewing cases?
Fairness starts with anchoring decisions firmly in the written player rules and the established culture of LOTJ, rather than personal preference, friendships, or playstyle bias. When reviewing cases, I would focus on facts, logs, and rule alignment first, and only then consider context and intent where appropriate.
I am comfortable setting aside my own in-character perspectives or personal history with players in order to evaluate situations objectively. If I feel that I have a conflict of interest or strong bias in a case, I would step back and defer to other RPC members.
Describe your view on the role of PK on Legends of the Jedi
Perming is a core pillar of Legends of the Jedi. It provides real stakes, drives conflict, and gives weight to political, criminal, and military play. Without PK, many of the game’s systems and narratives lose their meaning. I have leaned heavily into PK-enabled gameplay over the years and understand both its value and its potential to be misused.
PK should never be free, arbitrary, or used as a tool for trolling or shenanigans. At the same time, it should not be so restricted or second-guessed that players are afraid to engage in meaningful conflict. My view is that PK should be intentional, justified through roleplay, and aligned with the expectations set by the rules. RPC’s role is to protect that balance — preserving PK as a legitimate and powerful storytelling mechanic while preventing abuse that undermines the broader player experience.
Xavious
Have you been RPC before?
Yes
What timezone/hours are you usually around?
1400-2200 UTC 0900-1700 EST Monday-Friday
Tell us a little about yourself and why you want to serve on RPC
Been playing since the beginning. Seen it all. Done it all.
I was on a hiatus for about 1.66 timelines (2021-2024) before this timeline started, which I've only been able to play casually. My hours will mostly be during work time for the next couple of months, but this would allow me to cover those particular hours for helping new players. I'm partially motivated to run for RPC to acquaint myself with the new culture that seems to have permeated the game.
How will you ensure fairness and impartiality when reviewing cases?
I have an extensive history with Lotj and I know the rules and trappings well. All I can offer is my best judgement and as fair a review as I can muster, in accordance with the rules and situation, for all cases. I'll probably read and reflect on every case to exhaustion before finally making a decision.
Describe your view on the role of PK on Legends of the Jedi
Paramount to maintaining drama, tension, and interesting story arcs. The magic sauce that gives the story flavor, as opposed to the bland and tasteless dish it would be otherwise.
