Pink Kink What Dungeon Safety Really Looks Like - Episode 245
Nov 14, 2025
Exploring dungeon safety is more complex than just rules on the wall. Strong leadership and community culture are essential for a sense of security. Stories reveal how personal experiences shape feelings of safety in these spaces. Key discussions include the importance of dungeon monitors and proper training, which can be more effective than policies alone. The hosts also compare the safety perceptions between private homes and dungeons, while offering practical tips for attendees and organizers to enhance protection within the community.
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Community Reacts When Bans Lapse
- Princess Rara describes a local case where a person accused of multiple consent violations had a temporary ban that lapsed and sparked community outrage.
- Multiple event hosts kept the person on their own ban lists even when the dungeon didn't reinstate the ban.
Enforce Intoxication Rules Firmly
- Enforce intoxication policies: staff should stop scenes if someone appears too drunk to consent.
- Make the alcohol policy part of pre-event announcements so monitors and players know to intervene.
Orientation Doesn't Prevent All Rule-Breaking
- Princess Rara and Dara shared small incidents of people touching vendor toys or ignoring 101 rules despite attending orientation.
- These examples show one-off rule-breaking can persist even with education.