Pondkord

You have arrived to Pondkord!
(Formerly known as Basskord)
As long as you do not ripple the waters too violently, this pond welcomes all who may enter.Just swim in, say hi, and try not to flop!

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Server Rules

To keep the waters chill and the other fishes happy, please read and follow the rules below;

For fishy behaviour, our staff team excercises their ability to kick, ban or mute you based on their own personal preferences.Uh-oh, a Ripple!
If something doesn’t feel right about a punishment, please let another staff member (previously uninvolved with your situation) know. Share what happened, and we’ll look into it kindly and fairly.

Server Departments

Server departments are responsible for keeping up the activity, producing content and requiting new fishies into the pond

Media Department

Media department is responsible for the creation of original content posted on social medias, regular remaking of the server profile picture and website designs, alongside with creating original and diverse server emotes.

Department of Support

Department of Support takes charge of server functions such as partnerships, overall moderation, server support and server well-being.

Department of Events

Department of Events is responsible for the planning and executing of server events and the keeping up of server activity

Staff Team and Members

Executive Director

Aztek

Deputy Director

Eris

Special Assistant

Devoi

Directorate

Other Staff Members

Department Heads

Contact Information

Need to Contact the Big Fish?
If you want to give suggestions, report an issue or connect with staff for other reasons, please message our Department of Affairs!If you need to contact someone about the Department of Affairs, please message our Executive Director.

Member Roles

Mudpuppies

Mudpuppies are the quiet observers of the pond; solitary, nocturnal, and perfectly content watching from the shadows. They may not speak often, but they notice everything and surface when it truly matters.
Fun fact: Mudpuppies never fully grow up; they keep their external gills for their entire lives, a rare trait called neoteny.

Newts

Newts are always on the move, slipping into conversations with sharp sarcasm and clever remarks. They’re active, alert, and often the ones stirring things up just enough to keep life interesting.
Fun fact: Newts can regenerate entire limbs, parts of their heart, and even sections of their brain.

Bass

Bass are curious strategists, always seeking knowledge and thinking a few steps ahead. They observe patterns, ask smart questions, and strike with precision when the time is right.Fun fact: Bass can detect vibrations in the water using a special sensory system called the lateral line, giving them near-sixth-sense awareness.

Koi

Koi are the heart of the pond; social, intelligent, affectionate, and playful with everyone they meet. They thrive in groups and bring warmth and color wherever they go.Fun fact: In Japan, koi symbolize perseverance and good fortune, and some koi have been recorded to live over 200 years.

Snapping Turtles

Snapping turtles are cautious and defensive around strangers, but deeply calm and gentle with those they trust. Introverted and reserved, they value close bonds over large crowds.Fun fact: Snapping turtles can live over 100 years and barely age biologically after reaching adulthood.

Ducks

Ducks are extremely social and expressive, often communicating through energetic messages and lively reactions. If there’s chatter happening, they’re probably in the middle of it.Fun fact: Ducks have regional “accents,” meaning their quacks can vary depending on where they grow up.

Geese

Geese are loud, loyal, mischievous, and a little intimidating, but fiercely protective of their own. Beneath the scary exterior is a surprisingly kind and devoted soul.Fun fact: Geese can recognize individual human faces and remember them for years.

Swans

Swans move through the pond with grace and dry humor, offering loyalty and subtle sarcasm in equal measure. They don’t speak often, but when they do, it’s usually sharp and memorable.Fun fact: Swans can form lifelong bonds, and pairs are known to grieve when separated.

Otters

Otters are playful, energetic chaos in the best way; always up to something mischievous and fun. Their enthusiasm is contagious, and they keep the pond lively.Fun fact: Otters hold hands while sleeping so they don’t drift apart.

Beavers

Beavers are calm, cooperative, and endlessly supportive, always working behind the scenes to help others succeed. They’re loyal builders of both structures and communities.Fun fact: Beavers can change entire ecosystems, creating wetlands that benefit countless other species.

Pond Snails

Pond snails move at their own pace, balancing long periods of rest with gentle social interaction. They’re ambiverts who enjoy company without needing constant attention.Fun fact: Some pond snails can sleep for up to three years during harsh conditions.

Dragonflies

Dragonflies are curious and energetic explorers, constantly darting toward new ideas and discoveries. They thrive on movement, excitement, and learning what’s just beyond the surface.Fun fact: Dragonflies have nearly 360-degree vision and are among the most successful hunters on Earth.