List of terms used in Royale High's community

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This is a dictionary of phrases, abbreviations, other alternate definitions of terms, and references used in Royale High's community.

General

Game page: The page where Royale High's details, statistics, and servers are shown, and the game can be joined.; https://www.roblox.com/games/735030788/Royale-High

RH: Abbreviation of Royale High.

Thumbnails: The decorative images on Royale High's game page on Roblox.

Nicknames for developers

This does not include simple shortening of usernames unless it is known to confuse players.

For a list of all developers or more details on what these developers do, see Category:Developers.

Barbie / Nightbarbie: callmehbob

Boy Doe / Boyde: LauncelotHandsome

Charly: Ixchoco

DDog: Ice7

Fer: IiFer plays; Note: There is also a community artist (not a developer) that also goes by Fer.

JamJam: JamJooJoo

yuuichi: Sukimeki

Gameplay

Accessories: A customization option in the dress-up menu, providing an additive item on the player somewhere that can be customized. Some of these are also particle effects, or are general affects on the player or complete transformations.

AFK farming: To participate in an activity in Royale High that gains diamonds or experience but that requires little to no interaction for extended periods of time by using methods or third-party tools to stay in-game and evade Roblox's 20-minute inactivity ("AFK") timeout.; Using third-party tools such as autoclickers and macros to stay in Royale High can get a player banned from Royale High.; Note: "AFK" stands for "away from keyboard", a gaming term meaning that the player is away or inactive from their computer or other device.

Badges: Achievement rewards for completing certain tasks or meeting certain criteria. Some of these appear in the player's journal. All will appear on the player's Roblox profile.

Ball: A nightly dance event in the Current Campus with minigames and outfit voting.

Bodices: Accessories that entirely replace the player's torso with a custom torso with a top of some sort.

Bubbles: The bubbles minigame, an anti-AFK measure.

Candy: A Halloween event exclusive currency that has its own shop.

Chests: Interactive treasure objects that can be opened once to reward the player with diamonds or an accessory. Often limited to event updates.

Chicken legs / Chicken heels: The legacy (see Legacy) shoes with no full articulation, which were taken offsale due to being unoriginal, stolen meshes.; The descriptions of these shoes all reference this term, which came before their descriptions were changed.

Clothing: A customization option in the dress-up menu, providing 2D shirts and pants that go on the surface of the player's body. Mostly submitted by players.; Players can also use the $ button in the dress-up menu on clothing items to purchase the original asset on Roblox to use on the Roblox website.

Collections: Groups of items defined by Royale High that are intended to be worn together or that match together, but do not make a full coherent outfit or cannot be majority worn at the same time.; Also unofficially known as "mini sets" in the community, and sometimes mistaken as sets (see Sets) themselves.

Computer login: A once-a-day reward that can be obtained by sitting down at the computer in the Apartments. Additional rewards are given over time and rewards a badge if a streak is kept up for 365 days straight.; Also known as the daily login.

Corsets: Another term for bodices. (see Bodices)

Crown: A deprecated accessory type that could be customized with jewels and bases uniquely based on level ups. Can no longer be used properly except for any bases or jewels obtained prior to its deprecation.

Crystal ball (mode): A free camera mode allowing for mostly unrestricted camera movement and field of view tweaking, unlocked with the Crystal Ball Power pass (see Passes). Exclusive use to players on PC, activated using Shift + P keybind.; May also reference the accessory given by owning said pass, Crystal Ball.

Custom face: A face (see Faces) made with the eyes, lips, and marks menus, which provide parts to make unique face designs.

Dance: Another term for the ball. (see Ball)

Diamonds: The main in-game currency of Royale High.

Dream item: An item that a player really wants to have, perhaps even desperate to have.

Earrings: Accessories that are meant to be worn with ears (see Ears) to include jewelry onto them.

Ears: Accessories that match to the player's skin tone automatically that appear as ears on their head.; Includes Human Ears, Mystical Ears, Ocean Ears, Elf Ears, and Droopy Elf Ears.

Energy: A bar that depletes over 35 minutes (with no way to increase or decrease this rate) that can be replenished by sleeping in the Apartment or Intergalactic Trading Hub for XP (see XP).

Events: Typically seasonal occurrences that bring updates, possibly new items, and temporary gameplay aspects or realms.

Fabrics: Additional design decals that can be added to most items (see Items) instead of a solid color. Mostly submitted by players.

Faces: A customization option in the dress-up menu, providing custom decals for the front of the head to portray expressions. Mostly submitted by players.

Faster flying / Flight speed: A pass (see Passes) that allows speed when flying (except in minigames) to be increased.

Fit: Short for "outfit"

Fly on Earth: A deprecated pass (see Passes) that previously was required to let players fly in Earth or Divinia. It was later removed and a bonus was given to players that own it.

Fountain: Refers to specific interactive fountains that allow the player to wish on them every few hours, and go through a story that can grant or take away diamonds (see Diamonds), grant XP (see XP), or very rarely, a halo (see Halos).; Currently mainly located in Divinia Park, though there are fountains in other locations.

Hairstyles: A customization option in the dress-up menu, providing hair on top of the player's head, and allowing for additional add-ons in the Bangs section. Can be colored with the given hair textures, with additional ones purchasable from the hair colors pass (see Passes).

Halos: Extremely rare accessories (see Accessories) obtained from the fountain (see Fountain) by very low chance if certain options are selected.

Heels: A previous and alternate term for shoes. (see Shoes)

Items: A general combined term for accessories, shoes, and skirts; all the wearable customization option variants that can be colored.

Journal: The bio of the player, accessible from the profile in the dress-up menu. Can be customized with stickers, colors, and input text.

Legacy: Describes an item that is no longer obtainable and will never again be obtainable except possibly through trading.

Makeup: Another term for faces. (see Faces)

Mermaid tails: A deprecated customization option in the dress-up menu, providing a replacement of the player's legs into a mermaid tail. Some variants of tails also give the player a shell top.

Mini-set: See Collections.

Multipliers: Two passes (see Passes) that increase diamonds (see Diamonds) gained from picking them up off the ground or from leveling up by a multiplier.

New server: A game instance that has been recently started; often used in the context of updates, as to note a server that has a newly pushed update.

NPC: Non-player characters. For a list of NPCs in Royale High, see NPCs.

ODing: Short for online dating.

Pageant: The Royale Universe Pageant minigame in Sunset Island.

Passes: Also known as gamepasses. Additional microtransaction benefits bought with Robux giving more features to the player.

Patterns: Another term for fabrics. (see Fabrics)

Phone: An interactive part of the UI that allows for texting or teleporting to other players and accessing some player statistics. Also allows pizza to be ordered in the apartments.

Profile: See Journal.

Quests: Tasks that can be taken on and completed, given by NPCs, to reward the player if completed. Often limited time. Seen in New Years 2019, New Years 2021, and New Years 2022 events, along with in Diamond Beach.

Realms: Separate regions and areas of Royale High, held in separate place instances.

Rework: When a customization item or gameplay element is revised and updated to be improved and higher quality, while typically keeping the general appearance or intent of the original thing that was reworked.

Royella: The music playing device in the Apartments, next to the player's computer.

Sets: Groups of accessories, bodices, skirts, and shoes that are meant to be worn together as a complete, coherent outfit.; Some groups of items called sets by the community are actually collections and not sets (see Collections)

Sleeves: Accessories that add onto the player's arms to appear as sleeves, or entirely replace the player's arms with custom models including sleeves.

Shoes: A customization option in the dress-up menu, providing an addition to or replacement of the player's legs with custom legs with shoes, and possibly legwear such as shorts or tights, that can be customized.

Skirts: A customization option in the dress-up menu, providing an additive skirt item around the player's waist that can be customized.

Teleport: The game map that allows the player to move between realms.

TL: Trading level; level 75, the minimum level requirement to trade in Royale High.

Toggles: The "Accessory Transformations", allowing players to choose variations of an item they are wearing.

Town wheel: A daily spin wheel on Earth. Spinning the wheel can grant diamonds, a free accessory, nothing, or kill the player. Accessories obtained from the town wheel cannot be traded.

Tradable: If an item can be traded or not.

Wheel: See Town wheel.

Wings: A customization option in the dress-up menu, providing an animated 2D back accessory (or in one occasion, the head) of flapping wings, or other decoration implied to be wings.

XP: Short for "experience", referring to the progress to level up.

You Met Badges: A type of badge (see Badges) that are granted by certain players, mostly influencers (see Influencers in "Community" section) or Royale High developers to players that are in their Royale High server.; Players with these badges can disable them from being given out in servers. The badges are sometimes infamous for having caused some players to stalk and harass players who give out the badges, for the badges.

YouTube Settings: A menu of settings allowing for certain tweaks to be turned on or off to make it easier for video creators to take videos, but can be used by anyone.

Realms

Apartment: A roleplay realm designed as single-person apartment spaces.

Apartment Lobby: A roleplay realm serving as the method as to access the Apartments.

Arrival: The default menu when joining Royale High initially (sometimes).

Battle a la Royale: A realm hosting the self-titled player versus player minigame.

Beach House: A roleplay realm designed as a beachside mansion with roleplay tools.

Classic Campus: The "classic" version of the current Royale High school.

Current Campus: The "updated" version of the current Royale High school.

Diamond Beach: Two realms that involved a beach theme. One has been removed from the game, and the other currently still exists (sometimes abbreviated as "DB").; For the old realm, see Diamond Beach (Old). For the current realm, see Diamond Beach.

Divinia: An old, removed realm previously used as a general hub and spawn realm for Royale High.; Not to be confused with Divinia Park.

Divinia Park: Sometimes abbreviated as "DP". A current realm themed around a large park in the middle of a city.; Not to be confused with Divinia, a distinct and separate removed realm formerly in the game.

Earth: Two realms meant to theme around the non-magical world. One has been removed from the game, and the other currently still exists.; For the old realm, see Earth (old). For the current realm, see Earth.

Enchantix High: Enchantix High School for Fairies and Mermaids, the original school from when Royale High was a Winx Club fan game.; Will be removed with the New School update (see New School) due to copyright infringement.

Fantasia Getaway Resort: A roleplay realm designed as a hotel with claimable rooms, including roleplay tools.

In Loving Memory of Lizzy Winkle: A memorial realm for Lizzy_Winkle (see Lizzy_Winkle in "Popular influencers and content creators" section), a community influencer that passed away in November 2019.; Players cannot join this realm unless they played Royale High before the realm's release (December 1, 2019 - based on internal join date kept in-game).

Intergalactic Trading Hub / Trading Hub: Sometimes abbreviated as "TH". The required realm to be in to participate in trading in Royale High.

Moonlight Square: A shopping realm that can only be accessed from Earth, hosting randomly generated stores that can be visited to purchase 2D clothing from designer developers on Roblox.

New Campus: Sometimes used to refer to the Current Campus (see Current Campus), and sometimes to refer to the new school that is a work in progress (see New School).

New school: A currently work-in progress realm not yet in Royale High, meant to be an update to all school-related realms, and also bringing many changes and updates to the core of Royale High as a game. This realm is not out yet, and has been in development for multiple years.

Sunset Island: A roleplay and minigame realm, containing roleplay tools and spaces, and also the Royale Universe Pageant minigame.

Popular item abbreviations and shorthand

Alien halo: Glimmering Alien Halo accessory.

Bat-Mos: Bat-Mo-Heels shoes.

Broomstick: Typically referring to the Magical Broomstick accessory, but rarely may also be meant to refer to the Witch's Little Pet Staff accessory.

Cat headphones: Bad Kitty Headphones accessory.

Charm bracelet: Writer's Charm Bracelet accessory; a reward from winning the Fountain Story Contests.

CDR / CMB / CMBR: Callmehbob Diamond Ring accessory.

Dark halo: Corrupt Halo accessory.

Eyelashes: Dramatic Eyelashes accessory.

FBS / FoBS: Fanned Out Bow Skirt.

Ghost halo: Halloween Halo 2019 accessory.

Jelly shoes / Jelly platforms: Glittering Jelly Platforms shoes.

Kitty headphones: Bad Kitty Headphones accessory.

Light halo: Glimmering Light Halo accessory.

Lollipop: Lollipop Candy accessory.

LTBS: Large Train Bow Skirt.

MCN: Mood Changing Necklace accessory.

MGLJ: Magical Guardian of Love and Justice skirt.

Pacifier: Bahia's Pacifier accessory.

Parasol: Previously mainly used to refer to the Elegant Parasol accessory. May now be used to refer to that or the Goddess of Triumph Ribbon Parasol; if used, ask for clarification.

Potion: Usually, the Otherworldly Potion accessory.

Rat: Sewer Rat accessory.

RSG / RSitG: Royal Stroll in the Garden skirt.

TeddyZ: TEDDYZILLA accessory.

UFO: Ice's UFO accessory.

Unicorn horn: Rainbow Unicorn Horn accessory.

Valentines parasol: Elegant Parasol accessory.; If "original" or "2019" Valentines parasol is specified, it likely refers to the Original 2019 Elegant Parasol, the separate legacy version of the Elegant Parasol.

Witch halo: Witching Hour Autumn Halo 2022 accessory.

Set & collection abbreviations

See Sets and Collections in "Gameplay" section for the meaning of said terms.

BA: Babydoll Adorable collection.

DV: Darling Valentina set.

DD: Dear Dollie set.; May sometimes be used for the December's Dream set.

DDr / DecD / DcD: December's Dream set.

EH: Enchanting Heirloom set.

FB: Fluttering Butterfly set.

GC: Gothicutie set.

GL: Goth Lolita collection.

GoT / GT: Goddess of Triumph set.

MCTP / MC: Mon Chéri Tea Party set.

MLR: Miss Lady Rose set.

MSP: Midnight's Strike Popstar set.

OA: Opposites Attract set.

Pep / PP: Peppermint Princess set.

PS: Princess Starfrost set.; May sometimes also be incorrectly referred to as "PSF".

RR: Royale Rebel set.

SCB / CB: Spring Cherry Blossom set.

SE: Shadow Empress set.

SF: Summer Fantasy set.; May sometimes be incorrectly used for the Princess Starfrost set.

SI: Sleigh It collection.

SP: Steampunk collection.

WG: Winter Guardian set.

WW: Whimsy Witch set.

Trading

Adding: To include additional items (see Adds) to a trade to fill in gaps of perceived value.

Adds: Short for "additional items". Unspecified miscellaneous extra things added to a trade to fill in gaps of perceived value.

Auction: The player is offering an item at a starting price, and players bid increasing amounts against other players for that item. Whoever has the highest bid with no other bids gets the item as long as they pay up.

Barter: In the context of Royale High, this refers to trading items between players based on personal wants, and no concern for value or worth.

Cross-trade: Also "X-trade". To trade items and/or currency in Royale High for Robux or items and/or currency in another Roblox experience, or sometimes offsite. Cross-trading is almost always a scam, harms the developers of Royale High, and is against the rules of Royale High, most other experiences, and Roblox itself. Participating in a cross-trade can result in an account being banned from trading, Royale High in general, and/or their Roblox account being terminated.; See Cross-trading on Scams within trading for more information.

Duplicates / Extras: Additional undesired copies of an item that a player would really like to get rid of.

DI

Stands for "dream item" (refer to Gameplay section), typically used as shorthand when advertising trades in chat or username.

"DP" ("dream pet") is sometimes also used, as a carry-over from other trading games that often involve pets. This still refers to items when used within Royale High, though.

Royale High Wiki suggests NOT telling people your dream item in random trading servers, as scammers can and often will use your dream item to make you more willing to be led into a scam. See Scams within trading for more information.

Exact Offer: Often shortened to "EO"; an outline of what a player is offering for what they want to an exact, no negotiations. If you do not have exactly Y items for trade, they will not trade X items.

EV(T): Equal/Equivalent Value (Trading); to trade by the purchase price of items as the deemed worth only, and otherwise bartering.

Exploited item: An item that has been exploited into a player's inventory, and not earned legitimately. Trading for exploited items may result in the trade being reverted, and knowingly doing so may ban the player from trading or Royale High.; There is no way to tell an item has been exploited by its visuals or inventory data, unless it is an item completely unobtainable by players. The only way to know if an obtainable item was exploited is if the trade is reverted by Royale High developers.

H4H: "Halo For Halo"; offering a halo and only looking for another halo in return (or multiple), sometimes of similar perceived worth.

Hacked item: see Exploited item

IG: "In-game"; an item that can be currently obtained in Royale High at that moment through gameplay or purchasing it.

IOP: "Intentional overpay"; a signifier that one is knowingly overpaying (see Overpay).

LF: "Looking for"

NFT: "Not for trade"; describes an item that a player has but is not interested in trading, no debate.; Also sometimes used as interchangeable shorthand for "not trading", e.g. in "EO or NFT".

NLF: "Not looking for"

OIC: "Offer in chat (first)". The player doesn’t want to start the trade request until they know what is being offered by communicating it in chat, then they'll meet up to negotiate or do the trade.

OOG: "Out of game"; an item that is currently unavailable to obtain in Royale High except through trading and will never be obtainable again except through trading.; Trading-specific version of "Legacy" term (see Legacy in "Gameplay" section).

OOS: "Out of season"; an item that is at that moment unavailable to obtain in Royale High except through trading, as it is only on sale or available at certain times of the year.

Overpay: To offer way more than the other side of the trade is valued at or more than its perceived worth.

Paperclip challenge: Overvaluing scam popularized by influencers to use a single low worth item to get or "trade up to" higher worth items.; Also known as; paperclip trading, lollipop trading, lollipop to halo _{(or other expensive item)} challenge; See Paperclip challenge on Scams within trading for more information.

Proofs: Testimony and/or evidence from other users that a person successfully followed up on or completed a cross trade or trust trade. Often kept externally on a thread, most often on Twitter.; These are very often faked by setting up fake trade situations to make a scammer look like they can be trusted; anyone trying to use proofs to get you to cross-trade or trust trade are trying to scam you!

PV(T): Perceived Value (Trading); to trade by perceived, unofficial worth of items, outside of its actual value.

Revoked: Refers to a ban specifically from trading issued on a player by the Royale High developers, preventing that player from being able to join the Intergalactic Trading Hub and trade. These are often only ever given to exploiters or those that knowingly work with exploiters.

Rich server: A server of the Intergalactic Trading Hub where the majority of current players in the server are perceived to have high worth items.

SB: "Starting bid"; for auctions (see Auction).; Sometimes also used in regular offer postings to denote a minimum price for something with the expectation that it can or should be more than the minimum, particularly if there are competing offers.

SO: "Seeing offers"; The player isn't going to trade the item(s), but would like to know what people would offer for them.

Shop: The player has a selection of items they are offering for certain prices or items only. Often either said in chat, available in their journal, or viewable by starting a trade with them.; May also refer to the in-game shop, depending on context.

Swap: To change an item in a trade to a different item, by direction of the trading partner requesting an alternative.

TB4T/CB4T: "Talk/Chat before trading"; a player will not accept another player's trade request/not enable trades unless they are approached and talked to first, possibly to check over what the trading interests are.

Tier list: Also called a "tier chart" or "ranking [list/chart]". A fan-made list, most often of halos, ranking the worth of some items from supposed most to least. There are no official tier lists.; These should never be used as a source for worth or values, as they are usually a form of scam when made for that purpose, set up by their creators to project worth to their own benefit only.; Note: This is sometimes also used in a casual sense to rank items based on the creator's preferences. It is only when it is phrased in the sense of ranking worth or value in which it is likely a scam.

Trust trade: Multi-part trade scam, where one player gives their side of the trade and expects (trusts) the other player to follow up on their side of the trade at a later time. Includes borrowing/lending, trade first, cross trades, etc.; See Trust trading on Scams within trading for more information.

Underpay: To offer way less than the other side of the trade is valued at or less than its perceived worth.

Value: The purchase price (sometimes specified as the "actual value") of an item. Often incorrectly interchanged with "worth".

W/F/L: "Win/Fair/Loss (or Lose)"; also sometimes "W/L" (Win/Loss) and the variant "O/F/U" (Over/Fair/Under). A worth check of a trade to query the balance of the trade's worth where those responding reply with one of the options. Responses may have "S" (for Small) or "B" (for Big) appended before Win or Loss to further specify where the trade fell.

Worth: The perceived value separate from the actual value of an item, judged by one's opinion in comparison to things like item rarity and item age.

X+: "No Adds / Not Adding." (see Adding and Adds)

XS: "No Swaps / Not Swapping." (see Swap)

Other gameplay terms and references

Grumpy voice / Grumpy man: A previously unknown character in Divinia that could be interacted with indirectly by knocking on a specific house door. Later, confirmed as Captain Whiskers, a NPC from the Diamond Beach quests (see Quests in "Gameplay" section).

Homestore hunts: Old activities from the Easter 2019 and Halloween 2019 events where players had to visit clothing stores from Royale High's designer featuring program (see Designer Boutique article) and collect (hunt for) items (eggs or candy, respectively) and return to Royale High for a reward. These are no longer used in events since they cannot be managed by the developers.

Community

Concept: A fan-made work illustrating or describing an idea for Royale High, unlikely to come to the game.

Edit: To take a screenshot and partially redraw or add effects to it with the original screenshot still clearly part of the composition.; To only use a screenshot as a reference point is a redraw and not an edit, and may more qualify as artwork.

Influencer: In terms of Royale High, a popular content creator on social media associated with Royale High that is followed by many fans.; This term is either self-assigned by said creators, or assigned by fans and not actively rejected.

M&G: "Meet & Greet"; An event where an influencer (see Influencer) sends out a private server or turn their joins on to let players to join them in game and take screenshots with them, or receive a badge (see You Met Badges in Gameplay section) if they have one to give out.

Outfit hack: A combination of customization options or items (most commonly accessories) being used in some way together to look like something else.; Sometimes more specific, such as an "accessory hack". Has nothing to do with exploits.

RHIC: "Royale High Instagram Community"; the general term for users on Instagram that discuss Royale High.

RHRC: "Royale High Reddit Community"; the general term for participants of Royale High related fan communities on Reddit.

RHTC: "Royale High Twitter Community"; the general term for users on Twitter that discuss Royale High.

RHTT: "Royale High TikTok" (sometimes also "RHTTC" for "Royale High TikTok Community" or simply "RHTok"); the general term for users on TikTok that discuss Royale High.

RoyaleCon: A yearly unofficial fan convention with booths and showcases intended to highlight Royale High content creators and influencers.; Originally started by Vioncii before he became a developer, though the event is still not necessarily official.

RoyaleHighValks: @RoyaleHighValks, the official Twitter account for Royale High. Sometimes abbreviated as RHV.; Any other accounts on any other platforms using this handle are NOT official Royale High accounts.

Tea: In the context of Royale High in reference to information, news or information concerning updates or possible changes to the game

Other community terms & references

AFK farmers: Players that AFK farm (see AFK farming in "Gameplay" section").

Bag quest: An infamous quest (see Quests in "Gameplay" section") from the New Years 2021 event, notorious for being hard (and for a time impossible) to complete due to bugs, accessibility and visibility issues, and massive lag. Later referenced consistently by the developers in future realms and events, and returned partially fixed in the New Years 2022 event.

Beggars: Often misspelled as "beggers". In reference to minigames, refers often to people asking desperately to be voted in Sunset Island's pageant or the Current Campus ball. In reference to trading, refers to players constantly asking for a certain item from a player despite their offer being declined.

Boy trolling: Refers to fem-identifying players that roleplay as male/masculine-presenting characters in a provocative manner in an attempt to troll other players.

IngIngIng: Alien noises, because Royale High has an alien thing going on.

Jake: Often referring to a type of roleplayer playing a "boy character" most often as the "attractive jock", to where some other roleplayers playing characters interested in men will follow around the player or change part of their nickname noting that they "like" (are interested) in them, though the player being followed likely has no awareness or interest in romance roleplaying. Often a subject of portrayal in boy trolling (see Boy trolling).

Kettle art: To use the kettle item in the Apartments and the apartment recoloring feature to make pictures or words out of kettles.

Kettle raid: To use the kettle item in the Apartments to fill the apartment surfaces with kettles, usually in another player's private server (and very commonly of a content creator's private server).

Kidnapping: A now-impossible practice where the Reindeer Ride or Ice's UFO were used to pick up players (typically AFK ones) unwillingly and pull them to random parts of the map, or out of bounds to kill them. This is now impossible due to these items being updated with prompts required to ride them, making it impossible to pick up players if they did not choose to be picked up.; Also sometimes known as "reindeer trolling" or "UFO trolling".

Mochi: Also referred to as a "Tokyo" or "smol bean". Often referring to a type of player (sometimes a roleplayer) with stereotypically "extreme cute but edgy" outfits and using text faces/emoticons ("OwO", "TwT", etc.), notorious for sometimes using names with random Japanese words, most infamously "Mochi" or "Tokyo", and other fetishization and misappropriation of Japanese culture. Sometimes more specifically meant to refer to players that fit this definition that are claiming to be Japanese.; In older eras of Royale High's community, excluding the Japanese culture aspects, these were widely referred to as "Alex" players.

OwnUpBarbie: Also sometimes referred to as the "February 2022 incident" or "BHM 2022 incident", and occasionally abbreviated as "OUB" or "OWB".; Refers to a hashtag on Twitter (and events in the community that occurred in relation to it) started by content creators in the Royale High Twitter Community in February 2022 to call upon callmehbob/Barbie (and in some cases, also Launce) to take responsibility for various issues in Royale High (of the developers' fault) relating to racism, anti-LGBTQ rhetoric, and cultural appropriation, after internal issues regarding the development of the Black History Month [BHM] and Lunar New Year [LNY] portions of the Valentines 2022 event were publicised. The tag culminated in multiple developers denying or downplaying the issues, and Launce spending multiple hours streaming (starting without any information beforehand) to poorly handle the situation. Later on, Barbie, Launce and other Royale High developers 'acknowledged' the conerns, and promised these issues would be looked into.; As of now, barely any of the issues have been addressed, and any attempts to bring up the issues again (or new issues) that get traction are often silenced or distracted from, including some instances where the RoyaleHighValks Twitter account has blocked community members and/or removed them from various influencer programs for asking for accountability of the Royale High developers in public mediums.

Rat trolling: To use the Sewer Rat accessory to bother other players, either by being obnoxious or by trying to roleplay as a rat in an unsuitable setting. Very commonly used at Sunset Island to cause problems during pageants.

Relevant other terms

These terms are mostly referring to elements of the Roblox platform or other experiences on Roblox that may be used within Royale High.

AM: Adopt Me!, another experience on Roblox often mentioned or played by Royale High players.

Bloxburg: Welcome To Bloxburg, another experience on Roblox often mentioned or played by Royale High players.

Brookhaven: Brookhaven, another experience on Roblox often mentioned or played by Royale High players.

CA: Crown Academy, another experience on Roblox often mentioned or played by Royale High players.

Comped: "Compromised"; often referring to a Roblox account being hijacked.

Exploit: To do something unintended that gives an unfair advantage. In relation to RH, this is commonly by misusing glitches or by using third-party programs to modify the game's behavior.; Often mistakenly referred to as "hacking".

PGed: "Password guessed"; often referring to a Roblox account being hijacked.

RK2: Royalty Kingdom 2, another experience on Roblox often mentioned or played by Royale High players.

RMT: "Real money transaction"; in the context of Royale High, often referring to listings of Royale High items on sites such as EBay being sold for real life currency.

Trolling: To intentionally attempt to aggravate, bother, harass, or hurt others for "fun".

WTB: see Bloxburg