Terms of Service

Warplore is an unofficial traits and lore layer for The Warplets collection, operated by Lum LLC, a Wyoming Series LLC. Lum LLC is not affiliated with the collection’s creator. Warplore is built with permission to use the collection’s generation metadata. By using Warplore (the “Service”) you agree to these Terms.

You must be at least 18 years old to use the Service. By using it, you represent that you are 18+ and that your use complies with the laws of your jurisdiction.

Anything you write on Warplore — names, entries, pages, leads, and anything else you submit — is released under CC0 1.0: public domain, no rights reserved. You give up your copyright in it, worldwide and permanently. Anyone may copy, change, publish and sell it without asking you and without crediting you.

Do not write anything here you are not willing to release. You represent that what you submit is yours to release and does not infringe anyone else’s rights.

The one exception is Warped Halloween voice tapes: they are not released under CC0. See section 5 for how they work.

Comics entered in a bounty. When you enter a comic in a POIDH bounty, Warplore uploads the picture and its details (title, the warplets in it, your Farcaster ID and the wallet you enter from) to IPFS. Your wallet then submits it on Base, where POIDH mints it as an NFT. IPFS and the blockchain are public and permanent: once a comic is entered, neither you nor we can delete it, change it, or take it back. Removing it from Warplore only hides it here. An entry is released under CC0 1.0 like everything else on Warplore, and you confirm that every character in it is CC0 or yours. Entering costs a small network fee, paid from your wallet. POIDH is a third party; Warplore never holds the prize, and the bounty’s creator chooses the winner.

Pages here are written by holders, by AI, or by both. AI output comes from third-party providers and is best-effort: it may be wrong, strange, or unintended, and it is provided as-is. Everything on this site is fiction about cartoon creatures and none of it is a statement of fact about any real person or thing.

Automated moderation runs on names, entries and leads before they are published. Lum LLC may remove any content at its discretion.

An entry on one warplet’s page can name another warplet. If you hold the named warplet, you are asked to approve or decline.

Approving a tag is a product permission, not a rights assignment. It lets the app do two specific things: include your warplet’s image in generated scenes for that entry, and show that entry on your warplet’s page. It grants no licence, and there is nothing to grant — all content here is CC0 whatever the tag says.

Declining controls what this app renders. It does not control who owns anything, because nobody does. A decline is final for that entry. Anyone can still write about any warplet; what consent governs is whether this app draws your warplet’s picture into somebody else’s scene and puts their words on your page.

Music videos (WTV) work differently. Scenes made for a WTV music video, as images or video, may include any warplet, whoever holds it, without asking first. That is a product choice, not a claim on anyone’s art: all content here is CC0. Only a warplet’s holder names it; a WTV scene never gives someone else’s warplet a name. If you hold a warplet and don’t want it drawn into WTV scenes, you can opt out from any WTV song page, and the app stops putting it into new scenes. Scenes already made stay as they are, because they are CC0 and may already be part of a published cut. Opting out of WTV doesn’t change a tag decision on an entry, and a tag decision doesn’t change WTV.

Halloween comics work the same way: a comic may star any warplet whose holder hasn’t opted out, and that one opt-out covers both. A comic already entered in a bounty is on IPFS and Base and stays there.

Warped Halloween voice tapes work the same way too: a tape stars one of a small set of monsters, each made from a warplet whose holder hasn’t opted out, and the same one opt-out keeps a warplet out of new tapes. Its holder is told when a tape of it is published. Tapes are not CC0: you keep whatever rights you have in your tape, and you give Warplore a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free licence to host, show and share it, in the app and on social media, including to promote Warped Halloween. Anyone may share the link to a tape.

Warped scores, ranks, rarity readings and every other number here are for fun. They are not official collection metrics, not appraisals, and not investment metrics. Nothing on Warplore is financial, legal or tax advice. Do not make purchase decisions on the basis of anything this app says.

Access uses a Farcaster account. We do not store passwords. Authentication relies on Farcaster’s signed messages and your wallet. You are responsible for the security of your own Farcaster account and wallet. Writing requires holding a warplet in a wallet you have verified on Farcaster.

Do not use Warplore to harass, threaten, dox or harm anyone. Do not submit content that is illegal, sexually exploitative of minors, or designed to manipulate the AI into harmful output. Do not probe or exploit our infrastructure. We may remove content and suspend access at our discretion.

The Service reads public Farcaster data: your fid, your username, and who you follow. From that it stores only your mutual follows — people who follow you back — cached for about twelve hours so the app does not refetch your whole follow list on every screen. It also stores what you write, the pages and images generated from it, and moderation logs recording whether text was checked and what the result was. We never collect or store passwords or private keys. Paid extras, where offered, are settled in your own wallet through the Farcaster client — we record that a payment cleared and what it bought, never card details, and we never take custody of your funds.

Voice recordings. When you record a line for a Warped Halloween tape, your raw recording is stored privately and sent to ElevenLabs to convert it into the monster’s voice. It is never published, and we delete it from our storage 30 days after you made it; ElevenLabs keeps what it receives under its own privacy policy. Only the converted monster voice is sent to fal to make the video and published in the tape. We also store a transcript of the converted line and whether it passed moderation.

The Service relies on Farcaster, Base, Anthropic, OpenAI (moderation), Google (image generation), ElevenLabs (voice conversion and transcription), fal (video generation), Neynar, Supabase, Vercel, Pinata (IPFS), POIDH and others. We are not responsible for outages, errors or policy changes at any of them.

To the maximum extent permitted by law, Lum LLC’s total liability arising out of or relating to the Service is limited to the greater of (a) the amount you paid to Lum LLC in the prior 12 months or (b) USD $100.

You agree to indemnify Lum LLC against claims arising from your use of the Service, your submissions, or your violation of these Terms.

We may suspend or terminate your access at any time, with or without cause. You may stop using the Service at any time. Content already released under CC0 stays released; termination does not undo that, and nothing in your wallet is affected.

We may update these Terms. Material changes will be announced in-product. Continued use after changes constitutes acceptance.

These Terms are governed by the laws of the State of Wyoming, without regard to conflict of laws principles. Disputes will be resolved by binding arbitration in Wyoming, except for small claims and equitable relief.