♦ For a pack to be recognized there must be at least four (4) players (including the owner) within the group; the group must be visible as a deviantART group or a journal housing rules/policies for members to follow a well as a member list. Packs may be as large as they choose so long as they can keep track of all official members. Packs must choose a location in which they’re commonly found, this will be known as their ‘home’ and they must also have an identifier, such as a flag, symbol, or branding on the Tsiuri and human members that shows who they are. Once a pack has these items in place they may register with the group to be officially recognized and advertised by the group; yes a pack may change their symbols later if they so choose but may not change their symbol more than three (3) times total.

♦ Pack symbols may be applied in the upper right or left corner of import sheets of official members in lowered opacity; brands are the only non-purchasable item that may be applied somewhere on the import’s physical body (taking up no more than 10% of an area); flags/bands/other markers are also allowed on items without purchase of an accessory pack. Members of a pack MUST be officially registered within that pack group to use their symbols, and the pack must be official within the main group.

♦ Pack benefits are small and scattered around the group, as packs are meant as more of a community building exercise, however they do exist. Due to this, users may only choose one (1) pack to be apart of, a user’s Tsiruis must all be apart of one pack only and may not jump around to multiple packs for multiple bonuses. Users may switch packs as they please, however they may not use the benefits of their previous pack when transferring to their new pack.

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[!] It goes without saying that while the group itself may have whatever themes and age ratings it wants, any images/symbols/names officially associated or passed to the group should be rated PG-13.