Effective date: September 28, 2026.
Nat 20 Map is an unofficial companion guide for Myschievia 2026, “Nat 20,” in Tool, Texas, October 8 to 12, 2026. By using the app, you agree to these terms.
Not an official app
Nat 20 Map is a fan made, unofficial companion. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by NTXB LLC. Event details, schedules, camp locations, and camp descriptions can change without notice. Check with the event organizers, Rangers, or camp hosts for the latest information.
Crews are for friends
The crew feature is for you and the friends you share a crew code with. There is zero tolerance for objectionable content or abusive behavior in a crew. If someone posts objectionable content or harasses another person, you can hide them from your map or tap Report on their card, which emails the developer, and the developer may remove their content and records.
No nudity or sexual images. Crews can hide anyone.
Keeping crews safe
- A filter masks slurs, hate speech, threats and sexual content involving minors in nicknames, status lines and meetup names. The filter allows everyday profanity and adult humor, since the app is rated 18+ for an adult event.
- “Hide from my map” blocks someone from your view of the crew. You can undo it any time in Settings.
- To report someone, tap Report on their card in your crew. It opens an email to the developer with their crew nickname, for you to add what happened. If your phone can't send email, write to the address below.
The developer may remove content or records that break these terms.
Tales and the Adventurer's Code
Tales and star ratings on camps are public. Anyone using the app can read them. Before your first tale, you agree to the Adventurer's Code:
- Be kind. Volunteers run these camps on their own time.
- Tales are public.
- No names of people, no contact info, no private info.
- Nothing hateful, threatening or harassing, and nothing sexual about a real person.
- There is no tolerance for objectionable content or abusive users. The app hides tales that break the Code.
- Report anything that breaks the Code. One report hides a tale for everyone.
Before you post a tale, the app checks it on your phone. A filter turns away links, contact info, slurs, hate speech, threats, sexual content involving minors and the most graphic sexual terms. Other checks turn away people's names and clearly negative words. On phones with Apple Intelligence, Apple's on-device model also turns away anything harassing, threatening, hateful or sexual about a real person. Your words don't leave your phone for these checks. Anyone can report a tale from the app, and one report hides it for everyone. Without an iCloud account, a report hides the tale only for you, and the app offers an email to the developer instead. Each person's reports can hide up to 5 tales a day, and an author's report of their own tale doesn't count. “Hide tales from” someone hides all their tales from you.
When you post a tale, you let Nat 20 Map show it, with your adventurer name and emoji, to everyone who uses the app. You can delete your tale at any time.
Not an emergency service
Nat 20 Map is not a substitute for emergency services. If someone's life is in danger, call 911, then tell a Ranger or MEATS so they can guide the ambulance in. For anything else, MEATS, Rangers or Sanctuary are on site; see the Help chapter in the guide.
Follow the event's own rules
Using Nat 20 Map does not replace following the event's own rules, local laws, and the principle of Leave No Trace. You are responsible for your own safety and conduct at the event.
Use at your own risk
The developer provides the app and its content as is, without warranty of any kind. You use Nat 20 Map at your own risk.
Contact
To ask about these terms or report a problem, write to garrett@productionhousedallas.com.