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For those who live by moonlight and moshpits – Death Arts 13 style

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1. Thou Shalt Not Judge a Corpse by Its Coffin
   Whether you're decked out in fishnets, leather, or just your favorite band tee from 2003—we don’t judge, we just vibe.

2. Speak Now or Forever Hold Your Screech
   Got a theory about Bela Lugosi’s ghost or a playlist of graveyard bangers? Share it loud—this is your haunt.

3. Respect the Undead Hours
   Post at midnight. Comment at 3AM. We operate on cemetery time. Sleep is optional; caffeine is sacred.

4. No Gatekeeping the Graveyard
   Whether you found horror punk through your big sibling or TikTok, you’re one of us now. We rise together.

5. Be Each Other’s Alibi
   If anyone asks why you were at that graveyard at 2AM, we all say: “We were watching classic Nosferatu… together… online… right?” 

6. Summon the Vibes, Not the Drama
   Creepy? Yes. Catty? No. Keep it spooky, keep it chill, and don’t forget to drop your fav monster emoji. 

7. Extraterrestrials Are Welcome—Unless They’re Narc-ing
   We don’t care what galaxy you’re from—just don’t beam us up without snacks. Or vinyl. Or consent. 

8. Bands May Rise from the Crypt and Speak
   Musicians of the macabre—share your spells: your cursed songs, spectral shows, and haunted merch. But linger with us in the fog… don’t vanish like a ghost after the drop. 

9. Leave the Living World at the Door
   No politics. No religion. Just the music, the monsters, and the misfits. This is sacred ground for the strange and the shadowed—keep it otherworldly. 

10. Promote Thy Horrors, Humbly
    Selling spooky wares? Dropping darkwave vinyl? Hosting a haunted event? We welcome your wicked work—just don’t scream in all caps. Support the underworld, not the algorithm. 

 

Not a Rule but....

Reanimate the Soul: When an Outsider lies in the grave of defeat, it’s time to bring them back to life. Through the shock of music, a jolt of encouragement, or the steady hand of support, reawaken their spirit and stitch them back together—giving them the strength to rise again.