Protection
Shared raid list
In short
Servers that opt in share the IDs of accounts Bastion's automatic raid response removed. An account seen in raids on two or more servers within 30 days is a known raid account, and your Join Gate can act on it. It's free and off until you switch it on.
Turn it on
Open Anti-Raid in the dashboard
Find the group called Shared raid list.
Switch on Share and use Bastion's raid list
This shares from your server and lets your server use the list. You can't do one without the other.
Choose what happens
On the Join Gate page, set Accounts on the shared raid list. It starts on Just tell me.
What is shared
- The account's ID.
- When it was first and last seen in a raid.
- How many different servers saw it. Bastion keeps a scrambled marker for each server so it can count them. It never stores a server's name or ID on the list.
Nothing else is shared: no names, no messages, no reasons and nothing about your server.
What goes on the list
- Only accounts that Bastion's automatic raid response kicked or banned. A timeout doesn't count.
- Only accounts less than 90 days old.
- Bans and kicks made by hand never count, and neither does /raid cleanup.
- Nothing is shared while Anti-Raid is in test mode.
Why one server can't abuse it
- An account must be seen in raids on two different servers before it counts.
- A server must have had Bastion for 7 days and have at least 50 members before anything it reports counts.
- One server can add at most 50 accounts a day.
- The default action is Just tell me, so a listing by itself never removes anyone.
How long it lasts
An account drops off the list 30 days after it was last seen in a raid. To let one listed person in, run /allow with their ID. See Join Gate.
If you think your account is on the list by mistake, contact us using the details on the privacy page and we'll take it off.
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