Consent
Jurisdiction begins only when the involved parties have accepted it through an agreement or for a specific case.
Alliance of International Diplomacy
Dialogue before hostility.
Procedure before pressure.
A neutral, structured platform within Allied Response Command for BRM5 faction diplomacy, voluntary dispute resolution and documented cooperation.
AID is a voluntary gaming-community project. It is not a real-world court and has no authority over a faction that has not accepted its jurisdiction.
Neutrality
Judges, mediators and arbitrators must be independent and free of conflicts of interest.
Traceability
Submissions, evidence, decisions, amendments and appeals are recorded rather than silently replaced.
Our mandate
A diplomatic service built for faction communities.
AID supports communication between participating BRM5 factions and offers an orderly path for agreements, complaints and disputes. Its work is based on consent, equal treatment and clear records.
AID is independent of PLM5 and does not claim PLM5 enforcement powers. Platform-safety violations should still be reported directly to Discord or Roblox where appropriate.
International Court
A structured forum for agreed disputes.
The court model uses one judge for standard first-instance cases and a three-judge panel for serious cases, appeals and judicial review.
Standard chamber
One neutral judge, formal submissions, equal opportunity to respond and a written ruling.
High Court & appeals
A three-judge panel reviews serious matters, appeals and procedural challenges.
Appeal window
The draft ruleset proposes seven days to submit an appeal after a written judgment.
Diplomatic services
Choose the right route for the situation.
Mediation
A neutral mediator helps both sides find a voluntary solution without imposing one.
Contract drafting
Clear treaties, cooperation agreements and jurisdiction clauses for participating factions.
Arbitration
A neutral decision where the parties have expressly agreed to be bound by the process.
Case management
Organized complaints, evidence registers, hearing notices, decisions and appeal records.
How it works
From first contact to documented outcome.
- 01
Submit
A faction representative describes the matter, requested service and desired outcome.
- 02
Review jurisdiction
AID checks consent, neutrality, conflicts of interest and whether the matter fits its mandate.
- 03
Proceed fairly
Each side receives notice, can submit evidence and has an equal opportunity to respond.
- 04
Record the result
The outcome is documented. Public summaries are released only when appropriate and with private details redacted.
Diplomatic intake
Request assistance or submit a case.
Use a Discord or Roblox alias only. Do not enter a real name, home address, phone number, personal email, password or other unnecessary private information.
Before you submit
Submitting a request does not automatically establish court jurisdiction. AID staff will review consent and suitability first.