Dishonorable

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Hex Spell. You are considered Dishonorable because teammates repeatedly reported you for leeching, or because you repeatedly abandoned your team in Random Arenas, Alliance Battles, or Competitive Missions. You may not participate in PvP until this effect expires.

Concise description

Hex Spell. You are considered Dishonorable because teammates repeatedly reported you for leeching, or because you repeatedly abandoned your team in Random Arenas, Alliance Battles, or Competitive Missions. You may not participate in PvP until this effect expires.

[edit] Notes

• Dishonorable is the effect of accumulating ten or more dishonor points on a player and lasts one minute for each dishonor point that player has.
• Although this effect can only be bestowed while playing in Random Arenas, Alliance Battles or Competitive Missions, it prevents you from attending any PvP mission, including Heroes' Ascent, Team Arenas, Hero Battles and Guild Battles
• Another way to obtain Dishonorable is by resigning twice from Rollerbeetle Races or Alliance Battles. Resigning can also mean being kicked off the server due to lag.
• Repeatedly quitting a match before the automatic return to outpost, even if all teammates are dead, will result in Dishonorable Status being bestowed.
• Players that have this effect are noticed due to the hex's distinctive purple downwards arrow on the health bar. This hex is only displayed in PvP outposts, and is currently the only hex in the game that is displayed while you are in a town or outpost.
• Unlike most hexes, the dark ring does not appear near the lower section of a character.
• This effect was added as part of the Dishonorable Combatant System (September 27, 2007).
• There is no way to see how many dishonor points you have accumulated.