The following rules have been established for the safety and wellbeing of the community. Guidelines are the standard baseline punishment. Staff have discretion to exceed the guidelines depending on the circumstance. The approach of CityRP staff will be to mitigate, de-escalate, and be fair when approaching punishments.

Anything noted as “Staff Review” may need to be escalated to higher-level staff for consideration of punishment. Players who receive a high level of warnings may face further disciplinary action for the repeated violations.

CHAT RULES

Spam

Repeatedly sending the same message multiple times, and or otherwise flooding the chat.
- First Punishment: Warning, 5 Minute Mute
- Second Punishment: Warning, 10 Minute Mute

Disrespectful Conduct

Failing to treat other players with respect and dignity outside of a roleplay context. This includes: harassing others, personal attacks, discriminatory language, racism, and overall toxic behaviour.
- First Punishment: Warning
- Second Punishment: Warning, 3-Day Tempban

Controversial Discussions

Discussing controversial topics, such as real-life politics, social issues, or religion.
- First Punishment: Warning
- Second Punishment: Warning, 30 Minute Mute

Advertising

Mentioning server names in chat as a way to advertise them, sending unrelated discord links and or advertising a service or business not related to CityRP.
- First Punishment: Warning
- Second Punishment: Warning, 30 Minute Mute

Adult Content

Discussing or posting explicit ‘NSFW’ content.
- First Punishment: Warning, 30 Minute Mute
- Second Punishment: Warning, 90 Minute Mute

Sexual Harassment

Making sexual comments about or towards other players.
- First Punishment: Permanent Ban

Privacy Breach

Revealing personal information regarding another player without their permission.
- Guidelines: Staff Review

GAME INTEGRITY

Client Modifications

Using unpermitted client modifications to give yourself an advantage on the server. This includes x-ray and other advantageous modifications not approved by staff
- First Punishment: Warning, 5-Day Tempban, $1000 Penalty
- Second Punishment: Permanent Ban

AFK Avoidance

Setting up a device or system to avoid being marked as AFK.
- First Punishment: Warning
- Second Punishment: Warning, 1-Day Tempban

Exploiting Bugs

Exploiting a bug within the game or within a server feature. Where an issue is encountered, it must be reported to staff immediately. Players who fail to report an issue, and instead use it to financially or otherwise gain, are in violation of this rule.
- First Punishment: Warning, 14-Day Tempban, $2000 Penalty
- Second Punishment: Permanent Ban

Automatic Machines

Building a machine to collect items without any player interaction. This includes automatic farms designed to collect crops when a player is not online.
- First Punishment: Warning, Removal of Machine, $2000 Penalty
- Second Punishment: Permanent Ban

Alternative Accounts

Logging onto the server with a second account.
- First Punishment: Warning, Ban of the Alt Account
- Second Punishment: Permanent Ban

Fraudulent Reports

Making reports to staff that are untrue, misrepresenting an issue, or otherwise lying to staff during a staff ticket.
- First Punishment: Warning, $1000 Penalty
- Second Punishment: Warning, 7-Day Tempban

Abuse of Server Permissions

Using permissions granted to you irresponsibility and or to benefit yourself.
- Guidelines: Staff Review

ROLEPLAY RULES

Random Death Match (RDM)

Attacking or killing other players without a valid roleplay reason. You must try to reasonably engage with the target of the conflict (e.g. threaten them, argue with them, etc.) before harming them. This disrupts the roleplay experience and is strictly prohibited. Police reports as a result of RDM are still valid.
There are certain cases where RDM is permitted, these situations include:
- Trespassing: If you find a person trespassing on your property, you may kill them without being punished for RDM. Gov laws may apply, however.
- Mugging: Running /rob to mug a player after murdering them is permitted so long as you wait 10 minutes before doing it again to the same person. This is in place to prevent spam killing and ruining the experience for other players.
- Bank Robbery and Heists: While actively robbing the bank or police station (cooldown bar should be visible on the top of the screen), random killing is permitted against others in the same building.
- PVP Zones: The wilderness (not the mines) and gang nodes are all free reign. Have fun :)
Punishments include:
- First Punishment: Verbal Warning
- Second Punishment: Warning + $1000 Penalty
- Third Punishment: Staff Review

MISCELLANEOUS RULES

Excessive Entities

Having an excessive amount of tile entities (such as item frames or hoppers) and or mobs in your property.
- First Punishment: Warning
- Second Punishment: Warning, $2000 Penalty

Lag-Inducing Machines

Building machines that induce lag on the server, such as ones that repeatedly function without player interaction.
- First Punishment: Warning, $1000 Penalty
- Second Punishment: 14-Day Tempban

SERVER POLICIES

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Inadmissible Evidence Policy
In our commitment to maintaining fairness and transparency within our community, we adhere to strict guidelines regarding the acceptance of evidence in server rule enforcement. Due to the potential for tampering and violation of privacy, we do not accept voice chat or direct message (DM) transcripts as valid evidence for rule violations.

Explanation: This policy is crucial for safeguarding player privacy and preventing fraudulent or otherwise invalid evidence

Integrity Preservation
> Our primary goal is to uphold the integrity of our server environment. Accepting voice chat or DMs as evidence introduces significant risks of manipulation, which undermines the fairness of our disciplinary process.

Privacy Considerations
> We respect the privacy of our community members. Voice chat recordings may capture personal conversations and sensitive information without consent, violating individuals' privacy.

Consistency and Reliability
> Ensuring a consistent and reliable enforcement process is crucial for maintaining trust amongst our playerbase. By excluding voice chat and DMs as evidence, we uphold a standard that prioritizes fairness and accuracy in rule enforcement

Exceptions: Certain exceptions may need to be made in order to keep the community safe

Advertisements
> Instances of advertising other servers unaffiliated with CityRP through DMs may be considered a breach of server rules. In such cases, DM evidence may be admissible to support the enforcement of our anti-advertising policies.

Extreme Rule Violations
> In situations involving severe rule violations that pose significant harm to the community or server environment, exceptions may be made at the discretion of server moderators or administrators.

We encourage all players to report rule violations using in-game chat or messages sent over official channels such as affiliated discords and forum topics, accompanied by any relevant screenshots or video recordings. Any questions or concerns regarding this policy may be directed to staff via Discord ticket. This approach helps us maintain a secure and accountable environment for everyone.

Should you have any question or concern regarding a rule or policy, reach out to staff via a ticket through discord.

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RP Nations

In CityRP, players drive the narrative, with foreign NPC-led nations serving as integral components of the server. Explore the Wiki to uncover the rich cultures and stories of these nations, each adding its unique flavor to the world of CityRP. As the storyline of CityRP progresses, players may unveil more about the countries and their roles in shaping the community's vibrant tapestry. You can learn about each country by visiting their wiki page.

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Regalis

Overview: Regalis is a large, long-standing nation led by Queen Eleanora the Peacemaker. This country boasts some of the earliest signs of human life documented in the world, and its civilization also has one of the longest continuous histories. In the present, Regalis is a constitutional monarchy with a focus on tradition and culture.

map of regalis

Trade: Regalis primarily exports a variety of meticulously crafted items ranging from breathtaking jewelry to unforgiving weaponry. The majority of their exports are items that often require great attention to detail which makes them such valuable products. None can compare to the patience and steadiness of hand achieved by the country's craftsmen.

In regards to imports, the nation primarily purchases gasoline and animal meat and pelts. With taking such pride in their past, the nation has long since limited activities that harm its forests and their inhabitants. Therefore, they rely on other countries to supply these goods.

History:

The origins of Regalis' true existence remain shrouded in mystery, with no definitive record pinpointing a specific people or time period. However, archaeological evidence suggests that signs of civilization in the land now occupied by the nation date back to humanity's earliest emergence within the world.

The time before Regalis' founding marks a pivotal moment in human history, tracing back to one of the earliest demonstrations of communal cohesion. In a landscape fraught with challenges, a group of disparate individuals banded together, pooling their resources and skills to build multiple shelters and ensure their collective survival. Through mutual cooperation and resilience, they forged bonds that laid the foundation for what would eventually become the nation of Regalis.

However, as populations grew and resources became more scarce, tensions inevitably arose, leading to conflicts that fractured the once-unified community. This tumultuous period gave rise to the establishment of five distinct towns within the region, each governed by its own leaders and driven by its own aspirations. Despite the initial discord, these towns would later converge to form the nucleus of Regalis nearly a century later, a testament to the enduring spirit of unity and resilience that defines the nation's character.

The official establishment of Regalis as a nation occurred in 1245 with the drafting and signing of the Havenholt Constitution. This pivotal document was a culmination of efforts by leaders from five nearby towns, who now sought to forge a larger, more cohesive civilization. Originally known as Havenholt, the nation was later renamed Regalis in 1683. The five founding leaders—Heinrich Pequet of Millwood, Joseph Seid of Tal Verrar, Dwight Locke of Camorr, Faite Viator of Balinel, and William Carr of Toledo—played instrumental roles in shaping Regalis' early history. Notably, the towns' names are attributed to their founding members rather than any established linguistic origins, according to philologists.

During the Havenholt era, the nation achieved remarkable strides in agricultural innovation, revolutionizing crop production to meet the needs of its burgeoning population. The resulting surplus of food not only sustained Havenholt's own people but also beckoned outsiders to its fertile lands. Among these newcomers were the inexplicable Forest People (also referenced to as "Waldvolk," so named for their mysterious origins and unfamiliar language, communicating only through primal sounds). The arrival of the Forest People sparked the genesis of one of the earliest religions, centered around the belief that the forest bestowed upon humanity its "First Birth." This ideology gave rise to the sacred tradition of burial, symbolizing the return of individuals to the earth in the hopes of a spiritual rebirth, akin to the sprouting of a seed in fertile soil.

In addition to the Forest People, other newcomers arrived with their own languages and distinct customs, opening Havenholt's eyes to the vastness of the world beyond its borders. These encounters led to the discovery of distant continents and cultures, igniting a thirst for exploration and expansion. With newfound knowledge and ambition, Havenholt embarked on the monumental task of constructing seaworthy vessels, a feat fraught with challenges and dangers. Through perseverance and ingenuity, the nation triumphed over adversity, and its intrepid explorers set sail upon the open waters. Thus began Havenholt's imperialistic era, characterized by a quest for dominance and discovery as its ships ventured forth into uncharted territories, laying the groundwork for Regalis' emergence as a formidable maritime power.

In the decade following the inception of shipbuilding, maritime technology underwent rapid evolution, propelling Havenholt into an era of unprecedented expansion. Voyages across vast oceans led to the establishment of thriving colonies on nearby continents and islands, among them being a territory that would later be known as COUNTRYNAME.

As explorers charted uninhabited lands, they embarked on the monumental task of mapping the ever-expanding world. These early cartographers painstakingly documented geographical features, trade routes, and newfound territories, laying the groundwork for future navigators and adventurers.

Yet, despite these monumental achievements, the leaders of Havenholt remained keenly aware of the vastness of the world beyond their shores and of those which they had colonized. With each discovery came the realization that their reach had not extended far enough to fully exploit the wealth of resources that lay beyond. Driven by a desire for greater prosperity and influence, Havenholt's leaders resolved to push the boundaries of exploration even further, setting their sights on the uncharted territories and untapped riches beyond the horizon. This led to the initiation of the Expansion Expedition.

The Expansion Expedition stood as a monumental endeavor, conceived in the ambitious halls of Havenholt's strategists and visionaries. Initially comprised of 10 sturdy vessels, each manned by approximately 12 souls, the expedition was destined to etch new frontiers into the tapestry of the known world. Yet, clandestine affairs swirled within the ranks, with some crew members ferrying their families aboard, skewing the expedition's true count and weaving familial bonds amidst the maritime venture.

With a grand design, reminiscent of a celestial compass, the expedition's fleet charted its course in four cardinal directions, dispersing from the harbor of Havenholt with a shared mission to unveil the secrets of the shores that lay beyond. Three ships ventured North, three South, while two each embarked West and East, their prows slicing through uncharted waters in pursuit of discovery.

Their charge was not merely one of ephemeral exploration; it was a sacred duty to document, to map, to comprehend the contours of newfound lands. Armed with quills, compasses, and unyielding resolve, the expeditionaries wove their narratives upon the blank canvas of the unknown, meticulously chronicling their encounters, cataloging flora, fauna, and indigenous cultures, and erecting rudimentary settlements upon foreign shores.

The return of the expedition was a tale of both triumph and tragedy, for while six ships steered back to Havenholt's embrace, four others met a somber fate, their hulls dashed against unforgiving reefs, swallowed by the relentless maw of the sea. Among the lost, only the crew of Aurora's Grace was found with the ship's members still alive many years after the expedition concluded. Yet, from the crucible of adversity, Havenholt emerged reborn, embracing the bounty brought forth by the intrepid voyagers. The spoils of discovery enriched the nation's coffers with exotic fruits, verdant crops, and untold resources, propelling Havenholt into the embrace of industrialism and expansion. New colonies flourished upon the terra firma discovered, extending Havenholt's reach across the vast expanse.

However, beneath the veneer of progress lurked shadows of discord, for the expedition unveiled not only uncharted lands but also the existence of rival civilizations. Havens of humanity, disparate yet organized, dotted the map, casting an ominous pall over Havenholt's burgeoning empire. The emergence of Drakova, borne from the diaspora of Havenholt's exiles, heralded a new era of confrontation.

In the crucible of conflict, Drakova rose as a formidable adversary, leveraging Havenholt's own advancements against them. The exiled forged their own destiny, assimilating Havenholt's innovations to fuel their expansionist ambitions. Ambushes and subterfuge punctuated the uneasy peace, as Havenholt's colonies fell prey to Drakovic aggression, severing vital arteries of resources and commerce from the country and enabling Drakova to continue their tyranny.

The Havenholt-Drakova Conflict hovered on the precipice of war, a precarious balance maintained by tenuous diplomacy and sporadic skirmishes. Yet, the harbinger of calamity manifested in the form of a single gunshot, echoing across the hallowed halls of Havenholt's governance.

The assassination of President William Maud, perpetrated by a lone gunman of Drakovic descent, ignited the dormant embers of enmity into a raging inferno. With the blood of their leader staining the annals of history, Havenholt stood at the brink of irrevocable change, as the echoes of the past reverberated into an uncertain future.

In the wake of President Maud's assassination and the escalating tensions with Drakova, Havenholt found itself at a crossroads of existential significance. The reverberations of the tragic event echoed through the corridors of power, catalyzing a profound reevaluation of the nation's identity, policies, and governance.

Foremost among the shifts was a radical departure in foreign policy, as Havenholt retreated into a fortress of solitude, shrouded by the cloak of extreme isolationism. This retreat extended not only to the mainland but also seeped into the sinews of its colonial outposts, casting a pall of suspicion and apprehension over once-thriving settlements. The decision to fortify borders and bolster military might was not merely a reactionary response but a strategic necessity, born of the imperatives of self-preservation and deterrence against potential adversaries.

As the specter of conflict loomed ominously, the halls of governance echoed with the murmurs of change. The traditional paradigm of executive authority underwent a seismic shift as Havenholt embarked on a journey towards constitutional monarchy. The vestiges of absolute rule yielded to the primacy of constitutional principles, heralding a new era of governance characterized by checks and balances, parliamentary oversight, and the rule of law.

However, amidst the tumultuous currents of transformation, one change stood as a beacon of identity reshaped: the renaming of Havenholt to Regalis. This symbolic gesture encapsulated the nation's metamorphosis, shedding the vestiges of its past and embracing a future forged in the crucible of adversity. The appellation 'Regalis' evoked notions of sovereignty, nobility, and resilience, reflecting the country's aspirations to reclaim its rightful place among the pantheon of nations.

Central to this epochal transition was the seminal document known as "The Havenholt Peace." Crafted with meticulous precision and imbued with the collective wisdom of statesmen and scholars, this manifesto served as both a blueprint for reform and a testament to the resilience of the human spirit. Within its pages lay the contours of a new social contract, forged in the crucible of conflict, and consecrated by the blood of martyrs.

The Havenholt Peace was not merely a compendium of legislative edicts but a living testament to the values of unity, tolerance, and solidarity. Its precepts resonated across the breadth of society, binding citizens in a covenant of mutual obligation and shared destiny. Through its provisions, the nation charted a course towards reconciliation, reconstruction, and renewal, ushering in an era of unprecedented social cohesion and national unity.

Following the epochal treaty known as The Havenholt Peace, the phoenix of Regalis rose from the ashes of conflict, heralding the dawn of a new era under the reign of Queen Johanna Levinson. As the mantle of leadership passed from the old guard to the new, the selection of Queen Levinson carried with it the weight of history and lineage, tracing its roots back to the venerable Joseph Seid, one of the esteemed signatories of the Havenholt Constitution. This genealogical legacy bestowed upon Queen Levinson a legitimacy steeped in tradition and imbued her ascension with a sense of continuity and stability.

Moreover, Queen Levinson's ascent to the throne was not merely a consequence of her esteemed lineage but a testament to her own prowess and leadership acumen. Prior to her coronation, she had distinguished herself as a formidable leader, spearheading the colonization efforts on the island that would later be known as COUNTRY NAME. Her proven track record of governance and her unwavering commitment to the welfare of her people endeared her to both the nobility and the common folk, ensuring her seamless transition to the pinnacle of power.

With the scepter firmly grasped in her hand, Queen Johanna Levinson ushered in an era of unprecedented stability and prosperity for Regalis. The crown, symbolizing the sovereignty and authority of the monarchy, followed a matrilineal descent, passing from queen to the first-born daughter in a tradition steeped in symbolism and continuity.

Yet, amidst the trappings of regal authority, Regalis underwent another profound metamorphosis, shedding the cocoon of isolationism to emerge as a beacon of peace and enlightenment in a world rent asunder by strife and discord. No longer content to remain ensconced within the confines of its borders, Regalis extended its hand in friendship and cooperation, serving as a benevolent arbiter of diplomacy and a paragon of tolerance and understanding.

In the tapestry of international relations, Regalis stood as a bastion of harmony, fostering healthy relationships with nations far and wide, save for the perennial thorn in its side, Drakova. Despite its efforts at reconciliation, the specter of old animosities and grievances continued to cast a shadow over the diplomatic landscape, impeding the realization of a lasting peace between the two erstwhile adversaries.

Yet, even amidst the tumult of geopolitical tensions, Regalis remained steadfast in its commitment to the principles of justice, equality, and fraternity, ensuring that its hallowed shores remained a sanctuary for all who sought solace and safety. As the winds of change continued to buffet the world, Regalis stood as an indomitable beacon of hope, a legacy it intends to hold onto for as long as it stands.

Queen Eleanora the Peacekeeper, the current monarch of Regalis, assumed the throne at the tender age of sixteen, following the untimely passing of her mother, the former Queen of Regalis. Despite her youth, she swiftly earned her title through adept diplomacy, reflecting the country's longstanding commitment to peace. Queen Eleanora's diplomatic efforts have strengthened Regalis's ties with other nations, embodying the realm's enduring aspirations for harmony and cooperation. Her reign stands as a testament to Regalis's dedication to peace and stability.

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Aedoris

Overview: Aedoris, under the reign of King Evald IV, stands as a nation distinguished by its prowess in industrialism, technological innovation, and arms manufacturing.

map of aedoris

Trade: Aedoris primarily exports weaponry and manufactured goods.

History: Centuries ago, Aedoris was a land of fertile valleys and rugged mountains, inhabited by disparate tribes and factions. The many groups the made up the region were in constant conflict that was further fueled by the inability to understand one another. Amidst this, a priest named Aedon emerged. Aedon took it upon himself to learn from each group in the region and learn parts of their languages and cultures. With this knowledge, Aedon was able to unite the tribes under a single banner through diplomacy and strategic alliances, laying the groundwork for what would become the constitutional monarchy of Aedoris with Aedon being the first in the line of kings.

With stability came prosperity, and Aedoris rapidly began to flourish as the people came to understand one another and share their discoveries. With time, Aedoris became a center for technological innovation and industrial development. Blessed with abundant natural resources and a skilled workforce, Aedoris became renowned for its advancements in machinery, engineering, and arms manufacturing. As the nation industrialized, its influence expanded across the continent. Aedoris became a key player in regional politics and economics, leveraging its technological prowess to forge alliances and secure trade routes.

At a pivotal moment in Aedoris' history, a proposal for a royal marriage between the heirs of Aedoris and Regalis emerged. The union promised to unite two powerful nations and create a formidable alliance in an increasingly turbulent world. Negotiations between the two kingdoms commenced, but tensions arose over the terms of the agreement. While both sides saw the potential benefits of the merger, they struggled to reconcile their differences in governance, economic policies, and territorial ambitions. Despite extensive diplomatic efforts, an agreement could not be reached. The proposed merger ultimately collapsed, leaving both nations to pursue their paths independently.

In the aftermath of the failed merger, Aedoris doubled down on its commitment to industrialism and technological innovation. The setback served as a catalyst for renewed focus and investment in research and development. However, a competitor quickly arose as one of Regalis' colonies, what would become the nation of Speidon, began to quickly advance their technology which posed a threat to Aedoris' industry.

Faced with the rising technological prowess of Speidon, Aedoris recognized the need to maintain its competitive edge. The nation embarked on an ambitious initiative to bolster its research and development capabilities, investing heavily in education, infrastructure, and scientific exploration. Additionally, Aedoris heavily collaborated with other nations to corner the market in a strategic attempt to drive Speidon towards failure. However, attempts failed due to Regalis' international influence and their heavy support of Speidon. To supplement the places in which Aedoris lost business due to the rise of Speidon, the country invested in further developing their production of weaponry and manufactured goods.

In modern times, Aedoris and Speidon still continue to compete and as a result of this, there has been numerous technological discoveries over the past decades that have continued to reshape life as it is known. Their relationship continues to remain tense, but it has grown to be somewhat healthier as time has went on.

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Mosen

Overview: Mosen is a diplomatic and neutral country known for being the peacekeepers of the world. Led by President Mara Solis, the nation specializes in agriculture as well as making advances in renewable energy research.

Map of Mosen

Trade: Mosen is the primary exporter of agricultural goods and renewable energy technology. They often import pharmaceutical supplies and mechanical parts and tools to help aid in advancing their domestic industries.

History: The nation of Mosen, despite being so pacifistic in modern times, was born out of a revolution.

In the mid-1500s, Drakova and Regalis engaged in an intense rivalry for territorial expansion and resource dominance. Among the coveted territories was the land that would eventually become the nation of Mosen, which Drakova reached first in its quest for expansion.

However, the Mosens, with their longstanding presence in the region and distinct society, fiercely resisted Drakova's advances. Despite the language barrier and cultural differences, they refused to relinquish their land and autonomy.

Driven by their military superiority and advanced technology, Drakovic forces gradually imposed control over Mosen territory. Over the following 12 years of occupation, the Mosen people learned much from their Drakovic occupiers, absorbing knowledge and tactics that would later be instrumental in their revolution.

When simmering discontent finally erupted into a full-scale revolution, the Mosens utilized the strategies and alliances they had gleaned from Drakovic soldiers. These insights, shared perhaps too freely by overconfident occupiers, proved invaluable in challenging Drakova's dominance.

Led by charismatic figures and fueled by a fervent desire for freedom, the revolutionaries employed a mix of guerrilla tactics, strategic partnerships, and grassroots mobilization. The conflict drew widespread attention, sparking international intrigue and attracting support from neighboring nations.

Despite facing daunting odds and fierce resistance, the Mosen revolutionaries persevered, propelled by their unwavering commitment to reclaiming their homeland and preserving their cultural identity. Their resilience inspired solidarity and aid both within and beyond Mosen's borders.

In the end, after years of sacrifice and struggle, the revolution succeeded in toppling Drakova's oppressive regime. With newfound sovereignty, Mosen embarked on a journey of self-governance, determined to forge its own path toward peace, prosperity, and independence.

Mosen leaders vowed to do better for their people after being ruled over by tyrants for far too long. With the new technology and information they learned from the Drakovic's occupation, they improved their agricultural practices as they worked to grow into a stronger nation that could support and defend themselves and eventually help others.

From then to the modern day, Mosen consistently invested in new technology to expedite and improve agricultural practices. They quickly grew their population and army as well as international influence. They became a far-reaching beacon of peace and support.

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Drakova

Overview: Drakova is a high-control, isolationist nation run by Generalissimo Kael Vostok.

map of drakova

Trade: Drakova's trade is extremely limited to essential or strategic trades. They commonly export minerals and often import food, equipment, and weaponry only as needed.

History: Most of what is known comes from external resources. The official history of Drakonia is highly limited.

Drakova, established approximately half a century after Regalis, holds the distinction of being the second oldest nation. Its origins trace back to the aftermath of cattle theft incidents that led to the exile of certain individuals by Regalis.

Over the years, Drakova's reputation has been marred by incidents such as the arrest of a Drakovic for the assassination of Regalis's former president and the involvement of Drakovics in religious terrorism in Tavares.

In 1913, a group of primarily young Drakovics, driven by dire living conditions, sought refuge on Mosen's shores. Their plight garnered attention when they spoke to the media about the hardships in Drakova before mysteriously disappearing within the year.

In 1946, Drakova faced a major setback due to a devastating earthquake that disrupted its resource extraction operations. In response, the nation issued an appeal to world leaders for assistance.

In contemporary times, Drakova has initiated a program allowing individuals to relocate to the nation. However, this program is rigorous and demanding of what it asks from its applicants.

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Harlowe

Overview: Harlowe, a maritime nation led by Archon Lyra Tidesinger, thrives on its expertise in fishing and maritime trade, exerting a profound influence along coastal routes and beyond.

map of harlowe

Trade: Harlowe primarily exports fish.

History: The nation of Harlowe was born from the tumultuous embrace of the sea, its genesis shrouded in the mists of maritime legend. Legend tells of the ill-fated voyage of the Aurora's Grace, a majestic vessel that, amidst a raging tempest, foundered upon the jagged rocks of an uncharted isle. From the wreckage emerged survivors, resilient souls whose indomitable spirit would shape the destiny of a nation. Led by the unwavering determination of the Aurora's captain, Alexandros Contea, these survivors forged a new home from the salt and sand, laying the foundations of Harlowe amidst the wreckage of despair.

As the population burgeoned and the nation advanced, city-states dotted the expansive coastline, each becoming a beacon of Harlowean culture and prosperity. Once again, Harlowe embraced its maritime heritage, skillfully navigating trade routes and earning renown across the seas. Stepping boldly into the realm of transmarine transportation, Harlowe's ships traversed distant waters, ferrying goods acquired from foreign shores. In doing so, the nation not only forged closer ties with other lands but also solidified its status as a flourishing hub of commerce.

Harlowe's pivotal role in establishing dependable trade routes across the globe ushered in the Golden Age of Trade, a period of unparalleled prosperity and cultural exchange. As Harlowean vessels plied the seas, laden with the nation's coveted goods, they not only enriched their own coffers but also garnered commissions for facilitating commerce between distant shores. Through this symbiotic relationship, Harlowe opened doors to treasures previously unknown to other nations while fulfilling their essential needs. It was a transformative era marked by unprecedented connectivity, as nations bridged the gaps between them and entered into a new era of communication and collaboration.

Despite the various conflicts of the time, Harlowean vessels enjoyed a remarkable degree of freedom in foreign waters. Foreign nations frequently granted passage to Harlowean ships, some even hoisting Harlowean flags, albeit with subtle distinctions that discerned true Harlowean vessels from impostors. Nevertheless, even these "imposter" ships were seldom subjected to scrutiny, as disrupting Harlowean trade routes posed dire consequences for economies reliant on Harlowe's maritime prowess. Many nations found themselves at a disadvantage, having neglected to develop their own sea brigades, thus relying heavily on the uninterrupted flow of goods facilitated by Harlowean vessels.

As centuries passed, Harlowe's influence continued to wax, its city-states evolving into bustling metropolises that dotted the coast like jewels adorning a crown. The nation's maritime dominance only strengthened, its fleets expanding and its trade networks weaving ever more intricate webs across the seas.

In the wake of technological revolutions propelled by Aedoris and Speidon, Harlowe embraced innovation with fervor, pioneering advancements in shipbuilding, navigation, and commerce. The nation's shipyards churned out vessels of unparalleled speed and efficiency, while its navigators charted new courses to far-flung lands previously beyond reach.

However, the winds of change brought new challenges. Emerging geopolitical tensions and rivalries threatened to disrupt the delicate balance of Harlowe's maritime empire. In response, the nation bolstered its naval defenses, modernizing its fleet and fortifying its coastal defenses to safeguard its interests against external threats.

Yet, even amidst the turmoil of the modern era, Harlowe remained a beacon of stability and prosperity. Its cities teemed with life and activity, its markets brimming with goods from every corner of the globe. The nation's cultural heritage endured, its traditions of exploration and discovery inspiring new generations to chart their own courses across the vast expanse of the Great Sea.

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Speidon

Overview: Speidon is the world's leading nation when it comes to technology and research. Led by Chief Innovator Bbernard Twiggan, Speidon boasts consistent innovations that continue to alter life as it is known.

map of speidon

Trade: Speidon primarily exports technology, whether it's mass-produced or commissioned work for a foreign individual or organization.

History: Speidon is one of the younger nations of the world, born out of the desire for innovation.

Speidon's story begins with Cartre Collier, a young man who adored his orange, fat, greedy, and clumsy cat named Speidon, after a character from a book Cartre had read. Cartre, born in Regalis during the nation's transition to a Hereditary Monarchy, grew frustrated with the lack of change in his homeland due to its hubris.

Seeking a new life away from stagnation, Cartre became a miner in a remote community. However, his long working hours left Speidon hungry until his return. Initially, Cartre kept the food bowl full, but Speidon overate, becoming sickly. Cartre refused to return to scheduled feedings, fearing to upset his beloved cat.

Inspiration struck Cartre while watching a conveyor belt at work. He conceived the idea of an automatic cat feeder—a storage container delivering food via a chute into a bowl. After numerous trials, Cartre linked the feeder to a clock, allowing food to drop at specific times. Thus, he ensured Speidon's regular meals, even in his absence.

Cartre continued to improve this design outside of his work and finally produced a perfected design that he could easily manufacture. Sharing the design with others in the small mining town, he quickly became the talk of the town. Gaining money from his invention, he decided to take his work outside of the small mining town. He traveled all around Regalis with Speidon at his side, selling his product, and he made quite the fortune. Eventually, word of Cartre's work reached the ears of the Queen who invited Cartre to a meeting with her.

During the meeting, the Queen praised Cartre's innovation, surprising him. Despite facing criticism during his travels, Cartre's potential was recognized, leading to a crucial mission: journeying to a distant colony facing multifaceted challenges. With his innovative mindset and problem-solving skills, Cartre embarked on the journey to make a meaningful impact.

Within the colony, Cartre's visionary approach quickly gained him widespread admiration. Through transformative initiatives, he propelled the colony forward, addressing issues ranging from resource management to social cohesion. Recognizing his remarkable leadership, Cartre was inadvertently promoted to colony leader.

The Queen, impressed by the colony's progress, praised Cartre during her regular visits. The colony, once lagging behind, now rivaled Regalis itself. Talks of independence emerged, fueled by aspirations for true innovation unhindered by Regalis rule. Cartre addressed these concerns with the Queen, who agreed to allow the colony's independence without conflict under certain conditions.

This marked the birth of a new nation, led by Cartre Collier, whose journey from miner to national leader spanned nine remarkable years. Cartre's beloved cat, aging alongside him, played a significant role in this journey. Thus, when naming the new nation, Cartre chose "Speidon" in honor of his faithful companion.

Speidon swiftly flourished, expanding its territory and attracting settlers drawn to its achievements. Cartre, eschewing the title of President, was hailed as the "Chief Innovator" for his transformative contributions to the once-colony-now-country.

Following the passing of Cartre and his cherished companion Speidon, the tradition of appointing Chief Innovators endured, celebrating those who epitomized outstanding leadership and ingenuity. Over time, the nation surged ahead, emerging as a global technology leader and a formidable force, fortified by both its assets and strategic alliances.

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Tavares

Overview: Tavares, a Theocratic Republic under the leadership of High Priestess Seraphine Lumina, thrives on the interplay of spirituality and governance. With a robust economy built on cultural exports, pharmaceuticals, and pilgrimage tourism, its military is devoted to defense in alignment with deeply held moral convictions that guide them in their relations with others.

map of tavares

Trade: Tavares primarily exports both holistic and allopathic pharmaceuticals to all. They also export religious texts and various paraphernalia as Marcinism is a major religion that exists in many parts of the world. Tavares's main import is technology that is used to more effectively craft cures. They also occasionally import food and drink as well as defense weaponry and tech ahead of religious holidays that bring about many foreigners.

History: Tavares's early history intertwines closely with The Book of Marcin, the religious scripture that forms the cornerstone of its cultural identity. While not verified by historians, its significance in shaping the ethos of Tavaren society cannot be understated. According to ancient lore, in the primordial mists of creation, Tavares emerged as the chosen sanctuary of Anjel Marcin, the Eternal Guide, and an integral part of a greater, enigmatic Creator. Blessed with bountiful earth and celestial favor, it became a realm where mortal and divine seamlessly coexisted. Anjel Marcin bestowed upon her people The Book of Marcin, a beacon of wisdom illuminating the path of righteousness. United in faith, Tavarens flourished, safeguarding their sacred land as custodians of peace and enlightenment across generations.

Yet, this utopian vision faced challenges as Tavares traversed epochs of growth and transformation. In its formative years, external threats tested the resilience of its people and the depth of their devotion to Anjel Marcin's teachings. Nevertheless, under her guidance, they endured, emerging stronger in their faith. With the passage of centuries, Tavares evolved into a bastion of spiritual enlightenment, drawing pilgrims from distant lands in search of solace and divine connection. However, this influx of visitors also brought forth dissenting voices, driven by ignorance and malice, who sought to disrupt the sanctity of Tavaren rituals and gatherings.

Despite efforts to foster understanding and dialogue, these hostile acts escalated over time, culminating in the unthinkable desecration of Tavares's most revered temple. This sacrilegious act shattered the nation's sense of security, prompting a shift from diplomacy to vigilance. Tavares, once open and welcoming, now fortified its borders, prioritizing the protection of its sacred sites and the preservation of its divine heritage. The memory of past transgressions lingers, shaping attitudes towards outsiders, even as Tavares remains a beacon of spiritual pilgrimage in the modern world. While non-Tavaren Marcinites are still permitted to undertake their sacred journey, the scars of past betrayals serve as a cautionary tale, reminding all of the fragility of faith in the face of adversity.

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Frequently Asked Questions

General Questions

I am encountering an issue on the server, where do I go to report it?
- Players can report issues on the server through a ticket in-game or through discord. You can do this by going to the #support channel on discord.gg/cityrp, or in-game by doing the command /ticket
Where can I go to get resources?
- There are two key exclusive resource-generating areas on CityRP. This includes the mines and resource island. You can travel to them by X. When mining and harvesting resources in these areas, you will notice that the block you mine is replaced with bedrock. Over time, the original block you have broken will regenerate back into the block you broke. The island is available to everyone, however only the first level of the mine is open to non-miners. You can find the mine and resource island via /warps

Job-Related Questions

How do I get seeds with the custom crops?
- You can get seeds by breaking grass just like in vanilla mode. This can be done by renting a farm plot and using bonemeal, or by using the resource island.
Where can I get the materials to craft things for my job and quests?
- You can get materials by buying them from other players or going to one of the resource harvesting areas (via /warps). If you are looking to buy from other players, you can find materials in various stores and ask in #marketplace on discord for items you cannot find in-game.

Starting a Business

How do I open up a shop?
- You'll need to rent a space for a shop or buy a plot. You can do this by clicking on the sign of a rentable space, or buying a plot via /as buy. Just make sure you have the money to afford it! Once you have a place to start your shop, you can collect materials in resource harvesting areas (/warps), or buy them from other players.
How do I set up a chest shop?
- Our server has chestshops, which allows you to sell your items 24/7 even when you are not online. This can be set up by placing a sign on a container with the following information:
  - Line 1: Username or leave blank
  - Line 2: Amount you want to sell
  - Line 3: Price for that amount. Use "B" if you want players to buy items from you, and use "S" if you want to buy items from players.
  - Line 4: Item name, alternatively you can just put ? if it is already in the chest
- For example, a chestshop sign for Westray selling cobble at $30 per stack should look like:
  - Westray
  - 64
  - B30
  - Cobblestone

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Farmer

Welcome to the Farmer's Guide! As a trade job, you can enter the farming trade at the university. Ensure that you wish to become a farmer - as you will be unable to switch trade jobs for at least 48 hours after becoming a farmer.

Custom Crop Information

Here are the levels and their respective grow times:

Type	Grow Time
Level 1 Plant	5-10 minutes
Level 2 Plant	15 minutes
Level 3 Plant	15 minutes
Level 4 Plant	20 minutes
Level 5 Plant	20 minutes
Level 6 Plant	20 minutes
Level 7 Plant	25 minutes
Level 8 Plant	25 minutes

Here is a list of all custom plugin-based crops:

Level 1

Onion
Rice
Lettuce
Corn
Peas
Beans

Level 2

Pepper
Tomato
Squash

Level 3

Spinach
Peanut
Grape

Level 4

Cauliflower
Broccoli
Garlic

Level 5

Raspberry
Strawberry
Blueberry

Level 6

Cucumber
Celery
Hops

Level 7

Cabbage
Pineapple
Vanillabean

Level 8

Eggplant
Mustard Seeds

Obtaining Crops: You can obtain crops by mining grass like you would in vanilla Minecraft for various seeds.

Fertilizers

Farmers can use fertilizers to speed up the time of growing for their crops. Some fertilizers are instant, while others keep their effect for a longer duration.

Level	Fertilizer	Effect	Recipe
2	Standard	Instant, +25% growth	Bonemeal, Dirt, Egg
4	Advanced	20m, x2 growth	Bonemeal, Dirt, Egg, Coal
6	Premium	40m, x4 growth	Bonemeal, Dirt, Egg, Coal, Iron Ingot
8	Superior	60m, x6 growth	Bonemeal, Dirt, Egg, Coal, Iron Ingot, Gold Ingot

Player Level System

Farmers can improve their level by completing quests related to your job. As you advance your levels, you will be able to grow higher level crops. Throughout your quests, you will interact with a range of various NPC characters. This includes a grocery store manager, Amy, who is the first character you will interact with.

As you advance levels, your job title will also change:

Level 0/1: Farmhand
Level 4: Farmer
Level 9: Harvestmaster

Completing Quests

Upon getting a trade job on the server, you will get a book titled "Journal" that will contain objectives for your job. This includes speaking with NPCs, collecting materials, and delivering some materials to NPCs. Each trade job has a varying number of quests, ranging from the amount of levels to the job (i.e. 1 level = 1 quest). Once you complete a quest, you advance your next level and can receive rewards. While your quest progress will save if you change jobs, you can only complete quests for the current job you hold.

When you enter into a conversation with an NPC for a quest, you are locked into it until you hit the SPACEBAR or right-click on the message in chat. As your objectives change, you will see a *Journal updated!* notification in chat, which will inform you that the book has changed.

For the job of Farmer, you will visit three NPCs throughout your quest:

Amy
- Grocery Store Manager, located at -823, 68, 504
Auguste
- Gourmet Chef, located at -810, 79, 539
Dwight
- Beet Farmer, located at -1258, 70, 1536

In order to navigate to these NPCs with a live compass arrow, you can use the /gps-coords <coordinates> command. For example, if you are trying to locate Amy, you would do /gps-coords -823 68 504

Objectives for quests can vary. If you are asked to deliver materials to an NPC, you must ensure you have the full amount in your inventory. For example, if the objective is to give 128 dirt to an NPC, then you must have at least 128 dirt in your inventory when you click on the NPC. You do not need to have the item equipped in your hand, as the NPC will take it directly from your inventory. Your progress will be tracked with a checkmark on the "Journal" book.

Please be advised that any abuse of the quest system is prohibited by the rules and may result in severe punishment. Since the quest system is in beta, any issues or exploits need to be reported to staff.

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Mechanic

Welcome to the Mechanic's Guide! As a trade job, you can enter the mechanic trade at the university. Ensure that you wish to become a mechanic - as you will be unable to switch trade jobs for at least 48 hours after becoming a mechanic.

Custom Vehicles Information

Here is a list of the levels and their respective vehicles:

Level 1

ATV
Bike
Green Motorcycle
Pizza Bike
Red Motorcycle
City Scooter

Level 2

Chubby Explorer
Mogg Contester
Fjord F-350
Donda Civil
FunGuy Elytra
BEEP Strangler
MINI Goober
G-Sun Centre
Toyauto Crayola
Van

Level 3

Ambulance
City Bus
Fire Engine
Forklift
Garbage Truck
Police Car
Postman Car
Taxi

Level 4

Hauty C3
Stuick Chimbo
Limousine
Dinkin J0n
Torche 954
Boles Fanum

Level 5

Blue Diamond Fiets Man
Rainbow Fiets Vrouw
Jeep Politie

Level 6

Boat Voucher
Apache Black Voucher
Plane Gray Voucher
PM Tank Voucher

Vouchers and Transfers

When crafting vehicles, the final product of recipes is a vehicle voucher. This is because ownership is automatically assigned to a vehicle once you turn the voucher into an actual vehicle. If you are looking to gift the vehicle to someone else or provide it to an NPC as part of a quest, do not turn it into a vehicle. Turning a voucher into a vehicle loses its original ID which prevents you from using it for a quest.

Crafting Recipes

For specific recipes related to making vehicles, you should be able to find all the recipes in-game through the /recipe command.

Player Level System

Mechanics can improve their level by completing quests related to your job. As you advance your levels, you will be able to craft new vehicles. Throughout your quests, you will interact with a range of various NPC characters. This includes an eccentric mechanic, Dan, who is the first character you will interact with.

As you advance levels, your job title will also change:

Level 1: Jr Mechanic
Level 3: Mechanic
Level 6: Engineer

Completing Quests

For the job of Mechanic, you will visit three NPCs throughout your quest:

Cain
- Dealership Mechanic, located at -697, 68, 915
Dan
- Dealership Mechanic, located at -704, 68, 928
Neil
- Car Salesman, located at -687, 68, 921

In order to navigate to these NPCs with a live compass arrow, you can use the /gps-coords <coordinates> command. For example, if you are trying to locate Cain, you would do /gps-coords -697 68 915

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Miner

Welcome to the Miner's Guide! As a trade job, you can enter the mining trade at the university. Ensure that you wish to become a miner - as you will be unable to switch trade jobs for at least 48 hours after becoming a miner.

Exploring the Mines

Here are the various locations in the mines that you can access as you advance in your trade job. Once you have unlocked access to the mine, you will need to travel through an NPC usually located at the bottom/end of the mine. This may involve navigating or using parkour to get to the next level.

Access	Mine Level
Everyone	1 - Starting Mine
Level 2 Miner	2 - Blazing Depths
Level 3 Miner	3 - Jungle Adventure
Level 4 Miner	4 - Enderman's Cave
Level 5 Miner	5 - Gold Rush
Level 6 Miner	6 - Withering Debris
Level 7 Miner	7 - Polar Directions
Level 8 Miner	8 - Treasure Trove

Dungeon Battles

When exploring the mines, be careful! Part of your job as a miner is to battle the mobs you encounter in the mines. These are more advanced than the typical vanilla mobs, as some have higher levels and can cause greater damage. From jungle zombies to angry polar bears, there are many aggressive entities you will have to defend yourself from.

Regenerative Mines

You may soon find out that excavating ore on CityRP is different from vanilla Minecraft. In the mines, chunks of ore are scattered around the cave and visible to everyone. When you break blocks in the mine, it turns to bedrock temporarily. After an extended period of time, the ores and blocks will regenerate so you can always return later if you run out of materials to mine.

Player Level System

Miners can improve their level by completing quests related to your job. As you advance your levels, you will be able to travel to new locations in the mines. Throughout your quests, you will interact with a range of various NPC characters. This includes an eager advisor, Alex, who is the first character you will interact with.

As you advance levels, your job title will also change:

Level 1: Explorer
Level 5: Miner
Level 8: Dungeoneer

Completing Quests

For the job of Miner, you will visit three NPCs throughout your quest:

Alex
- Helpful Miner, located at -1616, 117, 1237
Hartman
- Mining Hermit, located at -1593, 117, 1204
Jude
- Storyteller, located at -1590, 117, 1240

In order to navigate to these NPCs with a live compass arrow, you can use the /gps-coords <coordinates> command. For example, if you are trying to locate Jude, you would do /gps-coords -1590 117 1240

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Fisherman

Welcome to the Fisherman's Guide! As a trade job, you can enter the fishing profession at the university. Ensure that you wish to become a fisherman - as you will be unable to switch trade jobs for at least 48 hours after becoming a fisherman.

Fishing

WORK IN PROGRESS

Player Level System

Fishermen can improve their level by completing quests related to the trade job. As you advance your levels, you will be able to unlock new recipes for baits and fishing rods. Throughout your quests, you will interact with a range of various NPC characters. This includes a friendly pirate, Patrick, who is the first character you will interact with.

As you advance levels, your job title will also change:

Level 1: Angler
Level 4: Fisherman
Level 8: Seafarer
Level 12: Fishmaster

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Gunsmith

Welcome to the Gunsmith's Guide! As a trade job, you can enter the mechanic trade at the university. Ensure that you wish to become a gunsmith - as you will be unable to switch trade jobs for at least 48 hours after becoming a gunsmith.

Custom Guns Information

Here is a list of the levels and their respective weapons:

Level 1

357-Magnum
50GS
Sheriff (Neofrontrunner)
Glock
Ghost
Iron Pipe
Blank Circuit Board
Nuts and Bolts

Level 2

Kar-98k
Doublebarrel
Shotgun
Shotgun Riffle

Level 3

FR 5.56
M4A1
Tour
MP5
Origin12
RPG-7
MG34
Toolgun
Uzi
Ak47
FN_Fal

Crafting Recipes

For specific recipes related to making guns, you should be able to find all the recipes in-game through the /recipe command.

Player Level System

Mechanics can improve their level by completing quests related to your job. As you advance your levels, you will be able to craft new vehicles. Throughout your quests, you will interact with a range of various NPC characters. This includes an eccentric mechanic, Barrett, who is the first character you will interact with.

As you advance levels, your job title will also change:

Level 1: Armorer
Level 2: Gunsmith
Level 3: Gunslinger

Completing Quests

For the job of Gunsmith, you will visit three NPCs throughout your quest:

Barrett
- British Gun Dealer, located at -821, 68, 520
Colt
- Lone Man, located at -710, 68, 948

In order to navigate to these NPCs with a live compass arrow, you can use the /gps-coords <coordinates> command. For example, if you are trying to locate Barett, you would do /gps-coords -816 68 536

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Chef

Welcome to the Chef's Guide! As a trade job, you can enter the cooking trade at the university. Ensure that you wish to become a Chef - as you will be unable to switch trade jobs for at least 48 hours after becoming a miner.

Finding a Place to Cook

You can rent or buy a property in CityRP in order to start your cooking adventure!

Cooking Recipes

You can find all recipes for the Chef job via the /recipes command. In order to get some of the materials needed for the food, you need to obtain food from a farmer on the server. Farmers have exclusive access to certain crops (e.g. onions, strawberries, etc.) that are often involved in many Chef recipes.

Player Level System

Chefs can improve their level by completing quests related to your job. As you advance your levels, you will be able to travel to new locations in the mines. Throughout your quests, you will interact with a range of various NPC characters. This includes the university's cafeteria worker, Stanley, who is the first character you will interact with.

As you advance levels, your job title will also change:

Level 1: Cook
Level 6: Chef
Level 11: Masterchef

Completing Quests

For the job of Chef, you will visit four NPCs throughout your quest:

Stanley
- Cafeteria Worker, located at -675, 78, 293
Pamela
- Waffle House Waitress, located at -713, 68, 937
Frances
- Friendly Barista, located at -718, 68, 611
Noah
- Restaurant Manager, located at -807, 68, 536

In order to navigate to these NPCs with a live compass arrow, you can use the /gps-coords <coordinates> command. For example, if you are trying to locate Stanley, you would do /gps-coords -675 78 293

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Making Money

Ways to make money:

Start a business or shop in the city.
Apply to work for the government.
Sell items to other players or shops.
Supply items to exporters.
Commit crimes to earn money (robbing the bank, selling spices, etc.)

More detailed guide to be made in the future!

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Crime

Welcome to the Crime Guide! While this is not an official job in the game, you can spend countless hours up to devious hijinks and tomfoolery! With CityRP's proprietary CityCrime plugin, players are able to participate in heists, muggings, robbery, spice trafficking, gang wars, and more!

General Mechanics:

After each crime is committed, the player is given "heat points".
- You can view your wanted level by running the /wanted command
- Heat points decrease by 1x per second
Players will have 2 minutes after being murdered to run /911
Players will be combat logged as the initiator for 45 seconds after first attacking another player.
The Ministry of Justice will enforce crimes as the police, and laws/crimes can be found in the Criminal Code
RDM Rules Apply (See on Rules page of the Wiki)

Gang Wars

Ever wanted to control the criminal underworld? On CityRP, you and your friends can create a gang and capture territories as a group!

How It Works:

Players can create/join a gang and capture the 2 control nodes (found at /gps start airstrip & /gps start warehouse). by spending the most amount of time in the area and controlling over 50% of the boss bar. However, if multiple gangs are in the node at the same time, only the one who was there first will fill up the bar. Therefore, if Gang A was there first and accumulating node points, Gang B would need to remove Gang A from the premises to start adding their node points to the bar. PVP is highly encouraged in these areas, and /911 reports are disabled in each of the nodes.

If a gang is able to win the control node, they will be granted exclusive permissions to craft Spices (ultra buffed herbs that will surely get citizens hooked on their long-lasting effects) and certain guns. Furthermore, if a gang member is wanted, standing in their control node will decrease their heat point count by 1.25x.

For every gang member in the control node, 1 point will be granted towards the boss bar every second. To improve the efficiency of this, players may level up their gangs for a price! The ratios for the four levels include:

Level 1 (default): 1x Node Point per second
Level 2 ($5,000): 1.25x Node Points per second
Level 3 ($15,000): 2x Node Points per second
Level 4 ($40,000): 2.5x Node Points per second

Commands:

/gang create <name> - Create your gang
/gang disband - Disband your gang
/gang info - View your gang's members and level
/gang invite <player> - Invite another player to your gang
/gang top - View your gang's progress in each of the control nodes
/gang joinaccept - Accept an invite from a gang
/gang leave - Leave a gang
/gang levelup - Boost your gang's control multiplier

Robberies and Heists

Sometimes, turning to crime is simply just the more economical choice for players on CityRP. Up to 4x a day, players are able to rob the Police Station Supply Room and Bank!

How It Works:

Every 5 hours players will be able to break into the Bank Vault and Police Supply Room:

Bank Vault - Break the iron doors in the basement of the bank to start the robbery. You will have 60 seconds to break as many gold blocks as you can for between $75-200 per block.
Police Supply Room - Walk into the supply room to start the robbery. You will have 60 seconds to open as many chests and complete as many mini games as you can for loot that is both default, and illegal items the police have impounded from other players.

Muggings

Every 10 minutes, players will have the opportunity to mug the players they murder for up to 0.5% of their balance by running the /rob command. (The 10 minute cooldown is currently a work in progress. As we configure it, we hope that you will honor code this feature in the meantime). Players will have 30 seconds after committing murder to rob their victims. As referenced above THE RDM RULE APPLIES HERE STILL

Spices

Players are able to obtain illicit substances, also known as "spices", for trade and recreational purposes. These can be obtained through mining grass, and you may find things like Copeam, Theriam, and other substances. The only way that you can harvest these spices is if you are in a gang that holds a control node. In addition to getting spices from growing these plants, you also get XP for it.

Theriam: 15 minute grow time
Lunar: 20 minute grow time
Pluto: 25 minute grow time

Keep in mind once you've planted these spices, you won't be able to harvest them if your gang loses access to the control node.

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