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Angerpool is a roleplay SIM in Second Life.
Topics on this page:
- How to wear the roleplay kit
- SIM Rules
- Basic Information about Angerpool
- When are staff online?
- What is OOC & IC?
- Recent News Updates
How to wear the roleplay kit
SIM Rules
Updated: 19th of December 2024
- Avatar Requirements: Your avatar must be at least 90 days old and must be human (no furry avatars).
- Age Requirement: You must be over 18 years of age in real life to participate here.
- Language: You must communicate in English or Norwegian, or use a translator.
- Monitoring and Agreement: By being here, you agree to be monitored and to follow these rules.
- Realism: We strive to maintain a realistic environment. Unrealistic roleplay may be denied by staff. Common sense (OOC) and real-life physical laws apply to this sim.
- Respect: Respect your fellow roleplayers and behave appropriately in OOC (out-of-character) chat. Any disputes should be resolved privately; if needed, involve the owner: Please send a notecard to Natalieolsen with the full story of your complaint—do not use instant messaging (IM).
- Alternative Characters (Alts): Players must inform staff about their alternate characters when they become prisoners or staff members. Alts are allowed as long as you adhere to this rule.
- Law and Consequences: By visiting Angerpool, you agree to follow the law. Violating any laws will result in arrest and punishment according to the law.
- Viewer Requirement: It is mandatory to use a viewer that supports RLV scripts, such as Firestorm.
- Banning: Staff members may ban avatars who repeatedly violate these rules or create a disruptive atmosphere—either temporarily or permanently. Stealing uniforms will result in a permanent ban.
- Visiting without Roleplay: You may visit the city without roleplaying. but you are not allowed to courtrooms, police stations, or prison for roleplay unless staff is involved.
- Recruitment: Recruiting players to other/ your own sim is not allowed.
Basic Information about Angerpool


On July 4th, 2023, Natalie Olsen’s father staged a coup to seize power in Angerpool but died of a heart attack just two days later. According to his will, Natalie, his eldest daughter, succeeded him and transformed the country into a police state, ruling as mayor. On December 1st, 2024, Natalie’s twin sister, Avril, arrived in Angerpool, claimed the throne, and ousted Natalie. By January 1, 2025, Avril was crowned Queen of Angerpool, becoming both a royal and a dictator.
Angerpool City
Angerpool is a city with a dark and complex past, shaped by corruption, crime, and an iron-fisted rule. Once a thriving industrial hub, it gradually became infamous for its high crime rates and brutal justice system. The city is governed under a strict regime where order is maintained through fear, surveillance, and severe punishments for those who defy the law. Angerpool is a place where every decision carries weight—whether you choose to uphold the law, defy it, or simply try to survive in a system designed to break you. Will you be a feared criminal, a relentless enforcer, or a pawn in the Queen’s grand design? The choice is yours.
Overview:
Key features of the city include:

Crime and Law Enforcement roleplay
Angerpool City is structured in a way that encourages both crime and control. Angerpool offers various crime roleplay scenarios, with crime scenes marked by red buttons on buildings. The city has two courts: District Court and Dictator Court. If sentenced, prisoners are sent to Sealed Lock Prison. More details can be found on the here

Mental hospital roleplay
In Angerpool’s mental hospital roleplay, players can seek talk therapy without needing admission. If further care is required, patients may be placed in a locked ward with a specific unform, here there are no RLV restrictions and but there is mandatory participation in roleplay then the doctor is online. Psychiatric evaluations can lead to confinement by court order if necessary. For general population therapists are available for consultations. You can learn more about the roleplay and sign up here.

Prostitution roleplay
For Prostitution there are a designated area which includeds a brothel, red light district and the night club / strip club. Transactions involving sex are permitted only with licensed prostitutes. Jobs like bartenders are available at bar. For more details, you can visit the full page here.

Applications forms
On the Angerpool forms page, you can access various forms for different purposes. Players can register as residents, file a crime report, issue arrest warrants, or submit a psychiatric hospital admission form. There are also staff applications for police, prison, hospital, and other city-related roles. Additionally, there are forms for those wishing to apply for a prostitution license or appeal legal decisions. For more details, you can visit the full page here.

Taxi driver roleplay
The Taxi Driver Roleplay in Angerpool allows players to work as taxi drivers, transporting visitors around the city. To access the taxis, players must join the “Angerpool Taxi Drivers” group and keep it active. The taxi station offers a roleplay experience where players can interact with others while navigating the city. For more details, visit the full page here.
Justice system

At the heart of Angerpool stands the Justice Complex, a massive institution that houses the city’s courts. Angerpool is a police state where the government maintains control through extensive powers granted to the police and military. Authorities can intervene against citizens through surveillance, arrests, searches, and interrogations, often without clear legal justification or under broad interpretations of existing laws. Visitors can stay safe as long as they follow the laws, but political opponents or individuals labeled as “terrorists” by the government may be imprisoned indefinitely, without trial or due process. The primary aim of the police state is to preserve the ruling government’s power and prevent any opposition.
Sealed Lock Prison Island (SL Prison)

Sealed Lock Prison was established in February 1st 2025 to maintain control over the ever-growing criminal population, the prison became a symbol of the city’s harsh approach to justice.

The State Hostage Unit was later introduced as a secretive wing for individuals deemed a threat to the state, imprisoning them indefinitely without trial under the Queen’s direct authority.

Not a fan of long prison roleplay but still enjoy getting arrested, going to trial, and then being released? Then our Fast-Track Prison is here for you. Here, you will be sentenced in court to X years and X months in prison, but we agree with each player on the actual real-time duration of their sentence.

For ordinary prisoners the prison consists of a standard guarded facility where one year of a sentence is equivalent to ten days in real time. The prison has three security levels:
- A maximum-security unit in Angerpool is for dangerous inmates. These individuals are locked in solitary confinement with handcuffs and shackles at all times, under 24/7 surveillance. They have no rights and must follow staff instructions. The unit includes a canteen, gym, shower, and prison yard, but access to these requires staff escort. Inmates wear orange uniforms, and their cells are always locked, spending most of their time alone. Guards may use additional restraints as necessary to maintain control.
- In Angerpool, mentally ill prisoners who have committed crimes due to their conditions are placed in a specialized psychiatric prison unit. These inmates are typically kept in padded cells with restraints like handcuffs, shackles, or straitjackets. The unit includes a small yard, gym, canteen, and shower, with staff managing access
Prisoners / Detainees:
Angerpool operates as a city-state where both physical and psychological punishment are commonly used for criminal behavior. Prisoners are often chained as a reminder of their punishment and the consequences of their actions.
When are staff online?
If you want to know when staff is online you can join our Discord Server here
What is OOC & IC?
In a role-playing game, you are your character (avatar). However, sometimes we need to communicate with the player behind the keyboard. These types of comments are referred to as OOC (Out Of Character). When we address your character, we speak in IC (In Character).
- OOC (Out of Character) refers to messages or comments meant to be read as coming from you, the player, not your character. These are comments or information shared from the perspective of the person controlling the character.
- IC (In Character) refers to messages or actions meant to be read as coming from the character you’re playing. The player may not necessarily share the same opinions or views as their character.
Typically, a role-playing game will contain a mixture of both OOC and IC interactions, depending on the context.