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# General Gang Conduct

## Serious Roleplay Is Required <a href="#serious-roleplay-is-required" id="serious-roleplay-is-required"></a>

Gang RP must be believable and consistent. No troll behaviour, meme RP, or throwaway characters. Gangs are expected to lead by example.

## Whitelisted Gangs Are Earned, Not Claimed <a href="#whitelisted-gangs-are-earned-not-claimed" id="whitelisted-gangs-are-earned-not-claimed"></a>

Whitelisting is granted through:

• Strong and consistent RP

• Positive impact on the wider city

• Light to no rule breaks

• Good leadership and structure

The final decision is made by KP (Kingpin/server leadership).

Whitelisted gangs may be allowed more than 10 members, but conflict rules (10 max in fights) still apply.

## Minimum of 6 Members to Form a Gang <a href="#minimum-of-6-members-to-form-a-gang" id="minimum-of-6-members-to-form-a-gang"></a>

Your group must have at least six active members to be recognised as a gang. Gangs with fewer than 6 can still run as a small-time gang/crew, but won’t be granted gang permissions.

## Runners Can’t Be Involved in Conflict <a href="#runners-cant-be-involved-in-conflict" id="runners-cant-be-involved-in-conflict"></a>

Only 10 named core members are permitted to participate in conflicts.

Runners or low-level affiliates may assist with RP tasks (deliveries, lookouts, etc.), but cannot take part in combat or gang-on-gang violence.

## Gang Identity Required <a href="#gang-identity-required" id="gang-identity-required"></a>

All gangs must have a clear and consistent identity. Whether it’s colours, outfits, chains, or symbols, people should know who you are. No dressing like rival gangs or emergency services.


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