Vortigern
Release notes
v2.2.0
Player records and a new SCiPNET
Player records and a new SCiPNET
Vortigern now keeps a record of every Roblox player your logs have seen and flags suspicious ones for staff to review, and SCiPNET has been rebuilt as a full-screen terminal at scipnet.
At a glance
- Automatic flags for random killing, spawn killing, team killing and slurs, reviewed by your staff
- User Lookup shows a player's record, flags and punishments
- Opt in to share player records with other Vortigern sites
- SCiPNET is a full-screen terminal with up to six roleplay identities per member
Add the bots
Around Vortigern
New6
- Player records. Every Roblox player seen in your in-game logs gets a record — first and last seen, past names, and counts of joins, kills, deaths and messages. User Lookup shows it, along with any flags and punishments.
- Automatic flags. Players are flagged for random killing, spawn killing, team killing, killing and then leaving, and slurs in chat, each with the log lines behind it. Flags wait in the Toolbox under Flagged Players, where staff with the Review Flagged Players permit dismiss them or record a warning, kick, ban or blacklist. Nothing is applied in game automatically.
- Share records with other sites. Under Management → Data & Privacy, owners can turn on sharing. It is off by default and works both ways: sharing sites see each other's punishments, upheld flags and open-flag counts, never raw logs.
- SCiPNET on its own address. The terminal now runs full-screen at scipnet. Type
loginto sign in with Discord, pick an installation and choose an identity — each member can hold up to six per installation, live straight away. Clearance belongs to the member, not the identity. - New SCiPNET content. A bulletin (
news), a facility map with zones drawn on the desk (map), an installation overview (about),leaders, directives and incidents, plus command history, TAB completion and aliases. All terminal times are UTC. - SCiPNET appearance. Each site picks a screen theme, typeface, boot logo, tagline and CRT effects, with a live preview.
Changed2
- SCiPNET no longer controls the game. The lockdown, event and session commands were removed;
statusandmanifeststill read the site's state. - Nothing on SCiPNET is readable before signing in.
Privacy2
- Erasing a server's data is now a request. Owners press Request Erasure and our team reviews it before anything is removed, the same way personal erasure already worked.
- Player records are personal data, not server data. A server erasure leaves them alone. A personal erasure request can now name a Roblox account too, and once we confirm it is yours, that player's record and in-game logs go with it. Active bans and blacklists are kept as holds.
Fixes since v2.1.010
v2.1.2October 1, 2026
- NewOne logger addon replaces the separate join, leave and chat loggers. It also logs commands typed in chat, kills, deaths, spawns, team changes, tool use, interactions and light switches.
- NewFlagged chat. In-game chat is checked for slurs, including look-alike letters, number swaps, spaced-out letters and Morse code. Matches are marked in the logs for review, with a Flagged only switch — nothing is punished automatically.
- ImprovedThe Staff Hub log viewer was rebuilt. Pick In-game or Discord, choose which log types to show in one timeline, and Clear only removes what you have selected.
- ImprovedIn-game log rows link to the player's Roblox profile, and kill logs show who killed whom.
- ImprovedSystem Events tag warnings now also check the callsign and designation set in Protocols & Events.
- ImprovedAccount-age checks on join are made by Vortigern; a player whose age cannot be found is marked for review instead of kicked.
- FixedThe game scripts send to the scprp. address, and the chat logger reads Roblox chat in the format it really arrives in.
- FixedThe duplicate paste copies of the game scripts were removed, so there is one version of each.
v2.1.1September 29, 2026
- NewEmails to [email protected] now open a support ticket.
- ImprovedA ticket's opening message is pinned to the top of its channel.