Departments

Ways to live here

Law, medicine, business, and crews. Whitelisted jobs need an application. Showing up in a uniform you were not given is not a shortcut.

Whitelisted

Law enforcement

A real chain of command. Patrol, investigations, and the calls the city actually makes.

  • Apply and wait for a reply before you wear the uniform.
  • Training is part of the job, not optional flavor.
  • One law department at a time.
Apply

Whitelisted

EMS and fire

The people who show up after the scene goes wrong. Medical RP, rescues, and the hospital.

  • You need an accepted application.
  • Don't revive someone the scene already killed unless the call says so.
  • Coordinate on the job radio, not in Discord.
Apply

Whitelisted

DOJ

Lawyers, clerks, and the bench. Charges need a process, not a Discord argument.

  • Court is a scene. Show up on time.
  • You represent a side. You don't play both.
  • Prior city time helps. Brand new accounts rarely get the robe.
Apply

Civilian

Mechanics and services

Tow, repair, taxis, and the shops people actually use between scenes.

  • Most of these start from the careers board.
  • Don't tow a car that is still in an active scene.
  • Charge what the city would actually pay.
See openings

Player owned

Businesses

Bars, dealerships, and fronts. A business is a place other players can walk into, not a Discord role.

  • List it in the directory once staff approve it.
  • Employees are players, not NPCs you invent.
  • A front still has to hold up if someone asks questions.
City directory

Player driven

Gangs and crews

Reputation is earned in the city. Claiming colors you were not given is the same as stolen valor.

  • Link the group on a character wiki once it is published.
  • Heists need a plan, not a spawn kill.
  • A crew that only exists in Discord is not a gang yet.
Character wiki