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What is a Gang? A gang is a persistent player organisation on the server. Members pool their money into a shared bank, earn gang credits, unlock group-wide perks, and eventually field their own custom Gang job. Unlike an informal friend group, a gang persists ...

Requirements Open the gang creation menu in-game and pick your tier before confirming. The creation cost comes out of your personal wallet — not the gang bank. TierCreation Cost Crew$50,000 Clique$150,000 Cartel$250,000 What Happens After Creation You receiv...

Tier Comparison TierMember CapPower / MemberPower / LevelInvites / Week (when full)Creation Cost Crew5+2+32$50,000 Clique15+4+67$150,000 Cartel25+7+1012$250,000 Member Cap vs Gang Job Slots These are two separate numbers. The member cap is how many players ca...

How Levelling Works Gangs have 25 levels and no prestige system. Each level-up grants a reward (see the Rewards chapter) and increases gang power. Costs scale up every level — early levels are affordable, later levels are significantly more expensive. Who Can ...

Upgrade Paths Tier upgrades are one-way and permanent. You can never downgrade. Crew → Clique or Cartel (skipping Clique is allowed) Clique → Cartel only Cartel → no further upgrades (maximum tier) Only the Owner or Co-Owner can initiate a tier upgrade. How ...

The Level 17 Choice When your gang reaches level 17, you earn the Raiding Buffs reward. Before the level-up is processed, leadership must permanently choose one of two raid speed boosts for the entire gang: Choice Effect Keypad Cracker Boost Cracking du...

The table below lists every reward, its level, and the exact cost to purchase that level as a Crew. Level 17 (Raiding Buffs) is highlighted — you must choose keypad or lockpick before you can progress past it. See Raiding Buffs in the Progression chapter for d...

The table below lists every reward, its level, and the exact cost to purchase that level as a Clique. Level 17 (Raiding Buffs) is highlighted — you must choose keypad or lockpick before you can progress past it. See Raiding Buffs in the Progression chapter for...

The table below lists every reward, its level, and the exact cost to purchase that level as a Cartel. Level 17 (Raiding Buffs) is highlighted — you must choose keypad or lockpick before you can progress past it. See Raiding Buffs in the Progression chapter for...

What Is the Gang Custom Job? Once unlocked at level 2, your gang gets its own unique job that appears in F4 → Jobs alongside every other DarkRP job. Its console command follows the pattern gjob_<gang id> — the ID is assigned at creation and never changes. Job ...

Built-in Ranks Rank Description Owner Full permissions. The founding player. Cannot be kicked or demoted by anyone except the founder themselves. Co-Owner Full permissions like Owner. The true Owner can still kick or change this rank. Member Default...

Inviting Players Any rank with the i (Invite) permission flag can send direct invites. The invited player receives a prompt and can accept or decline. Public Recruitment Listing Posting a public recruitment listing is optional. It requires the u permission fla...

Frequently Asked Questions Can I be on the gang job if the gang is at its member cap? Yes. The member cap controls who can join the gang. If you are already a member, a full roster has no effect on your ability to take the gang job — you just need an available...

The Crafting Table lets you turn raw resources — fish, ores, plants, and generic items — into weapons, deployables, consumables, tools, and more. There are 29 recipes organised across 8 categories. Every craft has a money cost based on the rarity of the ingred...

Finding the Table The Crafting Table is a dark industrial desk entity placed somewhere on the map. Look for the Crafting Table prop — it uses a control-room desk model. Opening the Menu Stand next to a Crafting Table and press E (Use) to open the crafting menu...

All materials come from your inventory. The crafting system has four different categories of items: Type Examples Fish Tuna Fish, Parrot Fish, Minnow Fish, Blue Marlin, Arapaima, Great White Shark, and many more caught while fishing Ore Bronze Ore, Co...

Every material in a recipe has a money cost based on its rarity. The server multiplies the rarity price by the required amount for every ingredient, then sums the total: Rarity Cost per unit Common $100 Uncommon $500 Rare $1,000 Epic $5,000 Mon...

Craft Time Each recipe has its own craft time. The fastest recipes take 3 seconds (Lockpick, Tinned Tuna, Copper Wire) and the slowest take 30 seconds (RPG-7, OP Fishing Rod, Turf War). Craft time for every recipe is listed in the Recipes chapter. Distance Req...