How do I report a player? Is the chat safe?

Conqora FAQ · updated 2026-10-16

Reporting

• In a match: click the player's land or name to open their window, then Report.
• In a lobby: the report button on their card.
• In clan chat: the report option on the message.

Describe what happened. Reports are reviewed by the team and can lead to chat mutes or bans, and you get a notification when your report is handled.

Why match chat is limited

In matches you talk with quick chat (short phrases like "Attack the north", "Ally?", "Thanks") and emojis. There is no free text in matches, which removes most abuse before it starts. Clans have full chat among members.

Names

Offensive names can be reported like anything else. Reserved names (a cosmetic) stop others from playing under an established player's name.

Your privacy

Other players see your name, flag, level and cosmetics, never your email. See the privacy policy.

Writing a report that gets acted on

Reports are reviewed by people, so the clearer yours is, the easier it is to handle. A good report:

1. Names the right player. Open their window from their land or name, so the report is attached to the correct account.
2. Says what happened in one or two sentences. "Offensive name" or "Abusive messages in clan chat about a member" is enough.
3. Says when. Mention whether it was in a match, a lobby or clan chat.
4. Sticks to facts. Describe what you saw, not how angry it made you. Exaggerated reports are harder to verify.
5. Is sent once. Repeating the same report doesn't speed it up. You get a notification when it's handled.

What to report, and what not to

Betrayals, surprise attacks and nukes are part of a strategy game. In-game consequences already exist: breaking an alliance or nuking an ally makes you a traitor for 30 seconds, with defence halved and attacks slowed, and the mark is visible to everyone.

Protecting yourself while you play

• You don't have to share anything personal. Other players see your name, flag, level and cosmetics, never your email.
• Guest play is always available. You can play public games without an account.
• Private lobbies keep games among people you know. Share the invite link or code only with friends. See playing with friends.
• Choose your clan carefully. Clan chat is the only place with free text. If a clan's chat isn't for you, you can leave and find another.
• A reserved name stops others from playing under your established name, which helps if someone tries to impersonate you.

Helping keep matches pleasant

Most of what makes a match feel good is in players' hands. Use quick chat to say "Thanks" when an ally helps you, renew alliances before they run out instead of letting them lapse silently, and play the game out rather than leaving early. Strategy games are competitive, and a sharp betrayal is fair play; but names, clan chat and behaviour outside the rules of the game are where reports belong.

Disputes about purchases or accounts

Reporting is for player behaviour. For questions about payments or your data, the right places are the refund policy, the privacy policy and the terms of service. For anything else you can contact the team at hupobabo@gmail.com.

More questions

Will the player know I reported them?

Your report goes to the team for review. How reports are handled is covered by the terms of service and privacy policy.

What happens to players who are reported?

Reports are reviewed and can lead to chat mutes or bans.

Can I report someone after the match has ended?

Reports are sent from the player's window in a match, their card in a lobby, or the message in clan chat. Report while you can still open one of those.

Is there free chat in matches?

No. Matches use quick-chat phrases and emojis only. Clans have full chat among members, and those messages can be reported.

How do I report a map?

Community maps are reviewed before they're published to keep spam and offensive maps out. If you find a problem with one, contact the team. More about maps in can I make my own map?

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