Legal information
Cookies and privacy
Choose whether to allow invitation campaign measurement. The game remains available with necessary cookies only.
Operation and security
Always active: session, form protection, language and functions you request. These do not require your consent.
Invitation campaign measurement
Optional and disabled by default. Allows the session to remember the source, medium, campaign, path of the page where you accept or the first page visited afterwards, and referring domain name only. If you then request an invitation, these details and a dated version of your consent are attached to the request. No advertising tool or external analytics service is loaded.
You can withdraw consent here at any time. Withdrawal stops new collection and clears session attribution on your next public request. It does not retroactively delete data already attached to a request: contact us to exercise your rights.
What is stored in your browser
These items are set by Bastions of Ash. Refusing does not disable necessary functions you use.
External services
Cloudflare Turnstile spam protection may load on the relevant forms when enabled. Payments open on Stripe only when you request them. These providers process data necessary for security or payment under their own policies. Website fonts are hosted locally.
Your data and rights (GDPR)
Antropus, 9 rue de la Fontaine, 57850 Dabo, France, is the controller. Account and game data provide the service on a contractual basis; security and abuse prevention rely on legitimate interests; legal records follow applicable obligations. Campaign measurement relies on your optional consent.
Under the conditions provided by the GDPR, you may request access, correction, erasure, restriction or portability and object to processing based on legitimate interests. Some records may be retained to meet legal obligations or defend a legal claim. A response is normally provided within one month; a justified extension of two months may be announced within that first month. You may also complain to CNIL or your country’s data protection authority.