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What Overgod knows about your players

Overgod remembers what players do in your world so the story can be about them. It doesn't need to know who they are outside it, and it's built to forget what they type.

What the plugin sends

• Game events: joins and leaves, deaths (cause and killer), kills of Overgod's own mobs, advancements, and a short summary every five minutes (blocks placed and broken, mobs killed, damage taken, biome, position).
• Prayers: the text of /pray commands.
• Chat: only if the host sets chat-mode: full. The default sends no chat at all, and chat-mode: off sends no prayers either. This setting lives on the server, so the Director never sees what the plugin doesn't send.
• Player names as they appear in game. No UUIDs, IP addresses, emails or account details.

What the Director keeps

• Memory: a short list of in-game facts per player (for example "was cut down by Captain Ash" or "has died 3 times"), favour, and which villains they've beaten. Memory is built from deeds, never from chat.
• A ledger of events and of everything Overgod did, used for the weekly Chronicle. Raw prayer and chat text in the ledger is deleted after 7 days.
• Hosts: the world name, settings, and an optional Discord webhook. Server tokens and host keys are stored only as SHA-256 hashes.
• Waitlist: the email you give us and the server size you pick.
• Founder pre-orders: Dodo Payments runs the checkout as merchant of record and holds your card details; we never see them. We keep the payment id, the email used, the amount, currency and payment status.

Opting out

Any player can type /overgod optout. From then on the plugin sends nothing about them except that they joined or left. The Director wipes what it remembered, never targets or mentions them, and leaves them out of the Chronicle. /overgod optin undoes it. Every player sees a one-time notice explaining this the first time they join.

What Overgod says

Every line Overgod writes passes local moderation (blocked words, links, emails, phone numbers and real-world references like ages or schools), and optionally a moderation API that fails closed. It never repeats what players typed. Villains can't speak as players.

AI providers

When a world uses the AI storyteller, the in-game situation (players' in-game facts, recent events and the current act) is sent to the model provider to write the next line. Prayer text is included as untrusted input. Worlds over their monthly hours, or without AI, use built-in story recipes and send nothing to a provider.

Your controls

• Export everything stored about your world from the dashboard as JSON.
• Delete your world, its memory, ledger and Chronicles from the dashboard. Deletion is immediate.
• Pause Overgod (/overgod pause) or end everything it's doing right now (/overgod veto).

Children

Minecraft servers have younger players. Overgod's default rating is Everyone, it never asks for personal information, and it's built to avoid real-world topics. Paid plans will require the person paying to be an adult.

Contact

Questions or requests: hello@overgod.app.

Last updated 2026-10-30