In short
- DungeonFlux is an adult service for fantasy adventure play.
- Explicit sexual content, copying a real person’s voice without permission, and protected likenesses are not offered at launch.
- You may upload only what you have the right to use.
- The rules come from the System Reference Document 5.2.1 and DungeonFlux is not official Dungeons & Dragons.
What this covers
The same content rules apply to text, pictures, voice and video. The launch content profile is meant to be acceptable to the payment, AI and hosting providers we depend on, and it may be narrower than what the law allows.
Not offered at launch
- Explicit sexual content.
- Copying a real person’s voice without authorisation.
- Generating protected likenesses.
Uploads
Character portraits and other files you upload must be yours or be used with permission. Uploads are checked for type, size and safety before they are used, and rejected files are removed. We record the permissions you give for uploaded media.
AI and player input
What players type or say is treated as story input. It cannot unlock restricted content, authorise spending or override provider rules. A request such as “generate a thousand videos” does not bypass the table’s settings.
Reports, takedowns and appeals
The process for reporting content, suspending accounts, appeals, takedowns and law-enforcement requests is still to be defined with counsel.
Rules content and attribution
This work includes material from the System Reference Document 5.2.1 (“SRD 5.2.1”) by Wizards of the Coast LLC, available at dndbeyond.com/srd, licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. DungeonFlux is not affiliated with Wizards of the Coast.
The SRD does not license every Dungeons & Dragons book, setting, trademark or artwork, and DungeonFlux does not use them. See the rules page.
Open items for counsel
- The final content profile and age boundary.
- Third-party notices for fonts, music, models and other bundled material.
- A separate review of the product name and domain.
- Reporting, takedown and appeal procedures.
- Use of the term ‘Dungeon Master’ in the name, title and copy.