Whether your organization invited you or you're setting one up yourself, here's what happens the first time you sign in to BLUERABBIT.
1. Sign In or Create Your Account
On the BLUERABBIT login page, sign in with your Nickname or Email and your password. New here? Choose Sign Up, enter a nickname, your email, a password and your language, then press Register New Player. The Sign Up tab only appears when your platform has registration open. If you don't see it, your organization adds people itself.
Before you log in or sign up you may be asked to complete a quick Cloudflare check that you're human. It's there to keep automated sign-ups and password guessing out.
If your organization runs BLUERABBIT for you, an admin or Game Master may already have created your account and enrolled you. Use Forgot password? on the login page to have a reset link emailed to you, and choose your own password.
Starting your own organization? New accounts start on the Basic plan: free, with up to 90 players and 3 Adventures across your whole account and 50MB of file storage. Upgrade to Pro whenever you need more room. See Setting Up Your Organization for the full setup, and Billing & Plans for the plans.
2. Join an Adventure
An Adventure is a single learning journey: an onboarding program, a training course, a live bootcamp. You join one when a Game Master enrolls you, or when you open an enrollment link they've shared while you're signed in. Your Adventures are listed under My Adventures.
Inside each Adventure you hold one role:
- Player — you play the Adventure. Most people are players.
- GM (Game Master) — runs the Adventure: builds its content, manages its players, sends its emails.
- NPC — a read-only supervisor. An NPC sees everything a GM sees and plays the Adventure like any other player, but can't change anything, with one exception: appointing a guild's leader.
- Owner — the account the Adventure belongs to, with full control over it.
Roles are per Adventure, so you can be a player in one and a GM in another. Admin and God are something else: they're account-wide access levels that a platform admin sets in User Management, not roles inside an Adventure. See User Management and Access Levels.
3. Choose Where You Start
Many Adventures have two play areas: the Journey, the map of milestones, and the Garden, your people and your skills. If yours has both, the first time you arrive you're asked Where should we start you? Pick one and that's where BLUERABBIT takes you when you come in. You can change it whenever you like with the Start on: switch at the top of the menu's Adventure Navigation section. See Finding Your Way Around.
4. Your First Look at the Journey Map
The Journey Map lays out every milestone in the program. Each node shows whether it's locked, available or finished, depending on what you've already done. Your level, XP, BLOO and, if the Adventure uses Energy, EP are in your profile panel: click your picture in the top-right corner.
Not sure what those mean yet? Start with Understanding XP, BLOO & EP. It's the fastest way to understand how progress works here.
Where to Go Next
- Finding Your Way Around — the menu, your starting point and guided tours
- The Journey Map — reading node states and Tabis
- Completing Milestones & Steps — what you'll actually be doing
- Achievements & Guilds — the social and competitive layer