Group's Name as  IC Alias   until 00.00
^{Main Affiliation Role, Gang/Unit Role, Job}

Group's Name status
as  IC Alias,  IC Name  
^{Main Affiliation Role, Gang/Unit Role, Job}

TXT's Huening Kai accepted
as  White Knight,  Avon Quo  
^{Chung Ryong's Bodyguard, ULTRA's Member}

Red Velvet's Kim Yerim, Yeri reviewing
as  Zero, "Lethe",  Noh Duri  
^{Jin Do's Resistance Leader, Hyun Mu's Cleaner, Ansung Police Department's Police Officer}

Soloist Samuel Kim Arrendondo reviewing
as  Zero, "Shepherd",  Lee Judeok  
^{Jin Do's Resistance Leader, Baek Ho's Combat Tactics Specialist, Sansam E&C's Construction Worker}

Soloist Samuel Kim Arrendondo reviewing
as  Five, "Shepherd",  Santo Lee Vega  
^{Jin Do, The White Unit's Tactician, Baek Ho's Combat Tactics Specialist, Sansam E&C's Construction Worker}

aespa's Ning Yizhuo, Ningning
as  Bandit,  Chen Yinli  
^{Baek Ho's Executioner, NITRO's Member}

aespa's Yu Jimin, Karina
as  Mirror,  Eom Naon  
^{Ju Jak's Head}

Ateez' Jeong Yunho
as  Midas,  Jung Hyukjae  
^{Ju Jak's Diplomat, Silver Bullet's Gang Leader, Ansung Police Department's Crime Scene Investigator, Red Dot's Firearms Specialist and Shooting Range Owner}

Ateez' Kim Hongjoong
as  Barracuda,  So Taeseok  
^{Baek Ho's Information Broker, Fire Squad's Member, The Arena's Betting Manager and Owner}

Blackpink's Kim Jisoo
as  Iris,  Choi Jia  
^{Chung Ryong's Consigliere and Media Influencer, Artissimo's Event Hostess}

Blackpink's Park Chaeyoung, Rosé
as  Aether,  Lee Seohee  
^{Ju Jak's Forger, VIRUS' Member, Euphoria's Bartender, Trojan Horse's Electronics Technician}

BOYNEXTDOOR's Han Dongmin, Taesan
as  Kismet,  Lee Yujun  
^{Chung Ryong's Drug Runner, Night Daze's Bouncer}

BTS' Jeon Jungkook
as  Malinois,  Kwon Minjun  
^{Baek Ho, Bone Crushers' Gang Leader}

BTS' Kim Taehyung, V
as  Baba Yaga,  Kang Taejun  
^{Baek Ho's Hitman, Bone Crushers' Right Hand}

BTS' Min Yoongi
as  Crow,  Yoon Jihwan  
^{Hyun Mu, Kilin's Gang Leader}

BTS' Park Jimin
as  Kitty,  Bae Haneul  
^{Chung Ryong's Firearms Specialist, The Suits' Member, The Official Desk's Receptionist}

Enhypen's Kim Sunoo
as  Calypso,  Yoon Jiel  
^{Baek Ho's Chemist, The Central Hospital's Anesthesiologist}

Enhypen's Park Sunghoon
as  Husk,  Moon Siwoo  
^{Baek Ho, NITRO's Member, The Workshop's Transmission Mechanic}

Enhypen's Sim Jaeyun, Jake
as  Lamia,  Ilya Moon  
^{Ju Jak, The Ghosts' Leader, Ansung Police Department's Private Investigator, The Red Moth's Club Owner}

Enhypen's Yang Jungwon
as  Nightingale,  Moon Jihyun  
^{Baek Ho's Member, The Central Hospital's Nurse}

EXO's Byun Baekhyun
as  Poet,  Moon Yehyun  
^{Chung Ryong's Joyride, ULTRA's Member, Solar System's Clerk}

EXO's Kim Jongin, Kai
as  Grey,  Lee Yunho  
^{Baek Ho's Member, Fire Squad's Right Hand}

EXO's Kim Junmyeon, Suho
as  Beretta,  Lee Geowon  
^{Ju Jak, Silver Bullet's Member, Ansung Police Department's Forensic Science Technician}

GOT7's Jackson Wang
as  Nine, "Marrow",  Sun Jianyu  
^{Jin Do, The White Unit's Second, Baek Ho's Soldier, Fire Squad's Member}

i-dle's Cho Miyeon
as  Angel,  Min Soojin  
^{Ju Jak's Nurse, The Ghosts' Member, Euphoria's Waitress}

i-dle's Song Yuqi
as  Seven, "Cash",  Zhang Mei  
^{Jin Do, The Blue Unit's Chemist, VENOM's Member, Solar System's Janitor}

IVE's Kim Jiwon
as  Wise,  Baek Hana  
^{Ju Jak, VIRUS' Gang Leader, Trojan Horse's Manager}

Katseye's Sophia Laforteza
as  Mayari,  Haliya De La Cruz  
^{Hyun Mu's Doctor, The Apostles' Right Hand, Ophidian Private Practice's Doctor and Owner}

Kep1er's Kim Dayeon
as  Boomerang,  Sung Minah  
^{Hyun Mu's Drug Runner, 1004's Member, Sugar and Spice's Barista, Club Inferno's Barista}

Kep1er's Shen Xiaoting
as  Blitz,  Wang Yiran  
^{Chung Ryong's Hitman}

NCT's Chittaphon Leechaiyapornkul, Ten
as  Black Cat,  Teavy "Dance" Srichaphan  
^{Chung Ryong's Information Broker, Heatwave's Director of Membership and Owner}

NCT's Jeong Jaehyun
as  Wing,  Lee Yeonjun  
^{Ju Jak's Nurse, VIRUS' Right Hand, The Central Hospital's Nurse}

NCT's Mark Lee
as  Octane,  Ayden Hwang, Minjoon  
^{Baek Ho's Cleaner, NITRO's Member, The Workshop's Fuel Expert}

NCT's Park Jisung
as  Velvet,  Kwon Dohyun  
^{Chung Ryong's Escort, The Suits' Member}

Oh My Girl's Choi Yewon, Arin
as  Petal,  Bang Jangmi  
^{Baek Ho's Member}

Red Velvet's Bae Juhyun, Irene
as  Excella,  Maeng Jinah  
^{Chung Ryong, The Suits' Leader, The Official Desk's Attorney}

RIIZE's Park Wonbin
as  Calix,  Ryu Jihoon  
^{Hyun Mu's Escort, 1004's Member}

Stray Kids' Hwang Hyunjin
as  Shiv,  Han Siwon  
^{Chung Ryong's Head}

Stray Kids' Lee Minho, Lee Know
as  Sancti,  Kim Daehyun  
^{Hyun Mu's Hitman, The Church's Pastor}

The Boyz' Kim Sunwoo
as  Smokey,  Jeon Jiho  
^{Baek Ho's Head}

The Boyz' Son Youngjae, Eric
as  Dallas,  Bae Byeongho  
^{Baek Ho's Debt Collector, Fire Squad's Gang Leader}

TWICE's Park Jihyo
as  Doll,  Kwon Narae  
^{Hyun Mu's Consigliere and Forger, Ansung Police Department's Chief}

TWICE's Yoo Jeongyeon
as  Linnet,  Gi Eunyoung  
^{Hyun Mu's Head, Providence Youth Foundation's Orphanage Director}

TXT's Choi Beomgyu
as  Casket,  Kim Jiwoo  
^{Ju Jak's Hitman, The Ghosts' Right Hand}

TXT's Choi Soobin
as  Alcor,  Kang Junha  
^{Baek Ho's Consigliere, The Arena's Nurse}

TXT's Choi Yeonjun
as  Techies,  Yoo Haewon  
^{Baek Ho, NITRO's Right Hand, The Workshop's Dashboard Technician}

TXT's Kang Taehyun
as  Starling,  Shin Seojun  
^{Baek Ho's Weapons Specialist, NITRO's Leader, The Workshop's Head Engineer}

WayV's Xiao Dejun, Xiaojun
as  Strix,  Wang Yishan  
^{Hyun Mu's Member, 1004's Member, The Church's Choir Member}

Actress Kang Hyewon
as  Three, "Byte",  Ho Haeum  
^{Jin Do, The Red Unit's General, Ju Jak, VIRUS' Member, Trojan Horse's Data Recovery Specialist}

Actress Park Jiyeon
as  The Artist,  Jeong Jiyul  
^{Ju Jak's Interrogator, Silver Bullet's Right Hand, The Central Hospital's Hospital Director}

Soloist Kim Chungha
as  Four, "Siren",  Park Eunha  
^{Jin Do, The White Unit's General, Baek Ho, Bone Crusher's Member, Ansung Police Department's Counter-Terrorism Officer}

Soloist Samuel Kim Arrendondo
as  Shepherd,  Lee Judeok  
^{Hyun Mu, The Apostles' Gang Leader, Sugar and Spice Cafe's Manager and Owner, The Church's Ordination Instructor}

  Faction:  

  The Apostles:  

  1004:  

  Kilin:  

  Faction:  

  ULTRA:  

  The Suits:  

  Venom:  

  Faction:  

  VIRUS:  

  Silver Bullet:  

  The Ghosts:  

  Faction:  

  NITRO:  

  Bone Crushers:  

  Fire Squad:  

    The Black Unit:    

    The Blue Unit:    

    The Red Unit:    

    The White Unit:    

  The Church:  

  Sugar and Spice:  

  Heavensent:  

  Ansung Memorial Park:  

  Providence Youth Foundation:  

  The Official Desk:  

  Solar System:  

  Artissimo:  

  Night Daze:  

  Heatwave:  

  Fleur de Lis Grand Hotel:  

  Euphoria:  

  Red Dot:  

  Trojan Horse:  

  Paradise Touch:  

  The Red Moth:  

  Studio Y:  

  The Workshop:  

  Hyperbet:  

  Filth:  

  The Golden Ring:  

  The Arena:  

  Sansam E&C:  

  The Central Hospital:  

  Ansung Police Department:  

  Club Inferno:  

  Hypermart, Junggu Branch:  

  Ophidian Private Practice:  

Skill Point 100 cr.
^{Your muse will level up in a desired skill point category. When purchasing this item, please mention on the form which skill category you wish for the point to go towards.}

Skill Point Reset 50 cr.
^{For a faction, gang, or member to reset the use of their skill points if they decide to re-do their placement. This item is needed if revamping or changing characters.}

Additional Skill for a Muse 300 cr.
^{Obtain an additional acquired or extra skill for your muse. All additional skills begin at 0 points.}

Additional Skill for a Gang 500 cr.
^{Obtain an additional acquired or extra skill for a gang. All additional skills begin at 0 points.}

Additional Skill for a Faction 1,000 cr.
^{Obtain an additional acquired or extra skill for a faction. All additional skills begin at 0 points.}

Muse Skill Specialization 500 cr.
^{Further develop your muse into a specific role. Find the skill specializations here. The skill specialization will boost the related basic skill by x5 and an acquired skill and extra skill by x2. In order to qualify for this purchase, a muse must have at least 5 skill points in the basic category (combat mastery, weapon skills, physical strength, stamina and endurance, intelligence). There is no minimum needed for acquired or extra skills. The skill specializations are fixed and unable to be customized. A muse may purchase up to 2 skill specializations at a time.}

Phase 1, Factions Only 10,000 cr.
^{A training program for the faction that gives the faction and each member buffs in a certain set of skills. Find more information on phases here.}

Phase 1, Gangs Only 5,000 cr.
^{A training program that gives each member and the gang as a whole a buff in a certain skill. Find more information on phases here.}

A Street-Cred Title, Gang Only 100 cr.
^{This will make your muse known for something specific within their gang, like having the cleanest kills, the quickest fists, always a perfect shot, the smoothest driver, etc. The title can be creative and muse-specific, depending on the direction you’d like to bring them! Similar titles to pre-existing ones are not allowed. All muses are only able to have one title at a time. If you wish to change your muse’s title, they must buy a new one. When submitting a street-cred title, please include a short description of 50 to 100 characters. It will be included on our Carrd.}

A Street-Cred Title, Faction Only 200 cr.
^{This will make your muse known for something specific within their faction. It can be creative and muse-specific, depending on the direction you’d like to bring them! Similar titles to pre-existing ones are not allowed. All muses are only able to have one title at a time. If you wish to change your muse’s title, they must buy a new one. When submitting a street-cred title, please include a short description of 50 to 100 characters. It will be included on our Carrd.}

A Street-Cred Title, Entire Country 300 cr.
^{This will make your muse known for something specific throughout the entire country. The title can be creative and muse-specific, depending on the direction you’d like to bring them! Similar titles to pre-existing ones are not allowed. Muses are only able to have one title at a time. If you wish to change the title, they must buy a new one. When submitting a street-cred title, please include a short description of 50 to 100 characters. It will be included on our Carrd.}

A Street-Cred Title, Level Up 100 cr.
^{This will make your muse’s title jump to the next level. If their title was only within their gang, purchasing this item will make their title known throughout the faction. If known throughout the faction, purchasing this item will then make them known throughout the entire country.}

Data on a Hyun Mu Member 15 cr.
^{This will grant your muse access to a bit of top-secret information about a member of this faction. You cannot specify the member while purchasing. This information is free to use as you wish: in threads, solos, or chatting.}

Data on a Hyun Mu Gang Leader 25 cr.
^{This will grant your muse access to top-secret information about a gang leader. You cannot specify the gang while purchasing. This information is free to use as you wish: in threads, solos, or chatting.}

Data on Hyun Mu’s Head 50 cr.
^{This will grant your muse access to top-secret information about the faction’s head. This information is free to use as you wish: in threads, solos, or chatting.}

Data on a Chung Ryong Member 15 cr.
^{This will grant your muse access to a bit of top-secret information about a member of this faction. You cannot specify the member while purchasing. This information is free to use as you wish: in threads, solos, or chatting.}

Data on a Chung Ryong Gang Leader 25 cr.
^{This will grant your muse access to top-secret information about a gang leader. You cannot specify the gang while purchasing. This information is free to use as you wish: in threads, solos, or chatting.}

Data on Chung Ryong’s Head 50 cr.
^{This will grant your muse access to top-secret information about the faction’s head. This information is free to use as you wish: in threads, solos, or chatting.}

Data on a Ju Jak Member 15 cr.
^{This will grant your muse access to a bit of top-secret information about a member of this faction. You cannot specify the member while purchasing. This information is free to use as you wish: in threads, solos, or chatting.}

Data on a Ju Jak Gang Leader 25 cr.
^{This will grant your muse access to top-secret information about a gang leader. You cannot specify the gang while purchasing. This information is free to use as you wish: in threads, solos, or chatting.}

Data on Ju Jak’s Head 50 cr.
^{This will grant your muse access to top-secret information about the faction’s head. This information is free to use as you wish: in threads, solos, or chatting.}

Data on a Baek Ho Member 15 cr.
^{This will grant your muse access to a bit of top-secret information about a member of this faction. You cannot specify the member while purchasing. This information is free to use as you wish: in threads, solos, or chatting.}

Data on a Baek Ho Gang Leader 25 cr.
^{This will grant your muse access to top-secret information about a gang leader. You cannot specify the gang while purchasing. This information is free to use as you wish: in threads, solos, or chatting.}

Data on Baek Ho’s Head 50 cr.
^{This will grant your muse access to top-secret information about the faction’s head. This information is free to use as you wish: in threads, solos, or chatting.}

Data on a Jin Do Member 25 cr.
^{This will grant your muse access to top-secret information about a member of Jin Do. You cannot specify while purchasing. This information is free to use as you wish: in threads, solos, or chatting.}

Data on Jin Do's Leaders 50 cr.
^{This will grant your muse access to top-secret information about the Jin Do's leader and the unit generals: Zero, One, Two, Three, or Four. This information is free to use as you wish: in threads, solos, or chatting.}

World Data 75 cr.
^{This will grant your muse exclusive information related to current lore events that they would otherwise be unaware of. This data is not included in the lore event posts. The muses receiving this data would be the only ones knowledgeable of this information.}

Baba Yaga, Kang Taejun, The Boogeyman
^{Entire Country: Relentless. Unkillable. The last resort against the actual Boogeyman. Stay alert — it could happen anywhere.}

Bandit, Chen Yinli, The Executioner
^{Baek Ho Only}

Malinois, Kwon Minjun, The Hound
^{Baek Ho Only}

Poet, Moon Yehyun, Packin' Poet
^{Entire Country}

Shepherd, Lee Judeok, The Harbinger
^{The Apostles Only: The warning before the storm. When he arrives, reckoning follows.}

Smokey, Jeon Jiho, The Red Tiger
^{Baek Ho Only: A nickname earned after the Ju Jak reparations were paid.}

Starling, Shin Seojun, The Steambird
^{Baek Ho Only: Half-man, half-bird, half-machine? It's the NITRO leader and all his funky drones roaming around...}

Techies, Yoo Haewon, The Circuit Breaker
^{Baek Ho Only}

Change Jobs 5 cr.
^{Change your muse's job.}

Second Job 10 cr.
^{Have your muse get a second job.}

Start an Establishment 200 cr.
^{Start a faction-affiliated business. With this purchase, your muse will automatically be listed as the owner (unless requested otherwise) and have this establishment be listed under their jobs. No “change jobs” or “second job” item must be purchased. The establishment will remain a part of the directory in the event your muse departs, as it will become canon in our universe and other muses may interact with it.}

Leave a Gang 20 cr.
^{Your muse will leave their current gang.}

Join a Gang 30 cr.
^{Your muse will join a gang.}

Change Gangs 50 cr.
^{Your muse will change gangs.}

Change Role in a Faction 30 cr.
^{Change your muse’s role in their faction.}

Second Role in a Faction 50 cr.
^{Get a second role in your muse’s faction.}

Change Factions 100 cr.
^{Your muse will change factions.}

Host an IC Event 50 cr.
^{Only events purchased through the market are allowed. Events include: any type of party (charity, birthday, engagement, wedding, or other celebration), street racing, underground fights, etc. IC Event purchases are limited to once every 2 months.}

Kidnap Someone 100 cr.
^{Your muse will kidnap another muse for a 1-week period.}

Kidnap a Gang Leader 200 cr.
^{Your muse will kidnap a gang leader for a 1-week period.}

Kidnap a Faction Head 300 cr.
^{Your muse will kidnap a faction head for a 1-week period.}

Kidnap a Resistance Member 200 cr.
^{Your muse will kidnap a Jin Do muse for a 1-week period.}

Kidnap a Resistance Leader 300 cr.
^{Your muse will kidnap a Jin Do leader for a 1-week period.}

Put a Hit Out on Someone 100 cr.
^{Your muse will put a hit out on another non-heir, non-gang leader muse. This will seriously injure the muse.}

Put a Hit Out on a Gang Leader 300 cr.
^{Your muse will put a hit out on a gang leader. This will seriously injure the muse.}

Put a Hit Out on a Faction Head 500 cr.
^{Your muse will put a hit out on a faction head. This will seriously injure the muse.}

Put a Hit Out on a Resistance Member 300 cr.
^{Your muse will put a hit out on a resistance member. This will seriously injure the muse.}

Put a Hit Out on a Resistance Leader 500 cr.
^{Your muse will put a hit out on a resistance leader. This will seriously injure the muse.}

Start a War with a Gang 400 cr.
^{Have your muse perform an action that will incite a war with another gang. This will lead to a mini lore event.}

Start a War with a Faction 600 cr.
^{Have your muse perform an action that will incite a war with another faction. This will lead to a main lore event.}

Immunity Status 100 cr.
^{Your muse cannot be seriously injured or kidnapped for 1 month starting from the purchase confirmation date.}

Kidnap Someone 25 cr.

Kidnap a Gang Leader 50 cr.

Kidnap a Faction Head 75 cr.

Put a Hit Out on Someone 25 cr.

Put a Hit Out on a Gang Leader 75 cr.

Put a Hit Out on a Faction Head 125 cr.

Frequency Discount
^{After purchasing 5 pieces of data of any type, a muse will get data for free. You are able to select either 3 member data, 2 gang leader data, or 1 head data.}

Unlockable Free Items
<sup>Unlock certain market items by participating in the static and monthly prompts. To redeem an unlockable free item, simply message us with links to the completed prompts or screenshots that it was used as a conversation starter in a group chat.

After 5 prompts: 50% discount on a skill point
After 10 prompts: Free immunity status (use anytime)
After 20 prompts: Free street-cred title (entire country)
After 35 prompts: Free additional skill for a muse
After 50 prompts: Free skill specialization</sup>

Double Crown Voucher 50 cr.
^{Receive double crowns for submittable activity for 1 activity check. This can be purchased once every 2 months and can be used with other bonuses (event-related, new muse interactions, etc.).}

Mini Lore Event Supporting Role 200 cr.
^{In the next mini lore event, your muse will be mentioned specifically.}

Mini Lore Event Lead Role 300 cr.
^{In the next mini lore event, your muse will have a significant role.}

Main Lore Event Supporting Role 400 cr.
^{In the next main lore event, your muse will be mentioned specifically.}

Main Lore Event Lead Role 500 cr.
^{In the next main lore event, your muse will have a significant role.}

Is it possible to buy a product for another mun/muse?
No.

Can I purchase something with another muse, we split the cost and share the benefit?
No. For both to receive the benefit, both must purchase the item, opportunity, or perk.

For multiple muses of the same mun, is it possible to make crown or goods transfers between them?
No.

Is sending crowns to another mun/muse possible?
No.

Is sending crowns between factions, gangs, and units possible?
Yes, for lore-driven, plot-related purposes, a faction or a gang may send a crown amount of their choosing to another faction or gang.

Muses begin with a different amount of crowns depending on position.

Faction heads, the resistance leader, and unit generals will start with 3,000 crowns.

Gang leaders and resistance muses will start with 2,000 crowns.

Other members will start with 1,000 crowns.

Each piece of activity is worth 10 crowns. Muns are required to submit 3 pieces of activity per activity check; up to 5 pieces of eligible activity (starters, thread replies, self-paras, etc.) may be submitted during the activity period. It is possible to gain up to 50 crowns each activity cycle. During events and special writing opportunities, one may earn additional crowns.

Crowns are accumulated once you have submitted your muse’s activity. The activity check cycle ends on the first and third Sunday of the month. After filling out the activity check Google Form, the admins will confirm your muse’s passing of the activity check by updating their crowns via a private message.

If you wish to submit your muse’s activity before the deadline to receive their crowns earlier, you may. It is only possible to submit your muse’s activity once per cycle. If you continue writing after sending in your muse’s activity, you cannot submit that work for the next activity check. Only writing done within the activity period is eligible.

When purchasing an item from The Black Market, the used crowns will be put into a "bank" for your muse's faction. The faction bank, along with the muses’ skill points, is what is used to determine the faction's strength and their influence in the roleplay. The more your faction earns, the more power they will obtain. Factions can earn crowns through the faction members’ spending.

Every muse, gang, and faction will measure their strength and capabilities based on a skill point tree. These skill points are meant to enhance different abilities and specialties for variety and realism within the storyline. Each skill point category is capped at 10 points for muses and 20 for factions and gangs, but this cap for certain skills may be increased if the faction or gang purchases a phase in the market.

In events, plots, and the general storyline of   OmertàKrp, the use of skill points will influence the outcome of conflicts, alliances, and other actions performed.

A skill tree will be structured as follows: 5 mandatory basic skills + 3 acquired skills of individual choice + 2 extra skills of individual choice.

Your muse may only have up to 10 skills unless more skills are purchased from The Black Market with the item "Additional Skill for a Muse".

For transparency and easy tracking, please have your skill tree listed in your muse's info. The skill trees for factions and gangs will be listed on   OmertàKrp's point sheet.

Factions and gangs will start with 15 skill points.

A faction/gang skill tree will be structured as follows: 5 mandatory basic skills + 5 acquired skills + 5 extra skills.

Faction heads and gang leaders will decide where the skill points are distributed to.

All muses begin with 0 skill points regardless of position.

Extra skill points must be purchased with crowns in The Black Market.

Basic Skills:     all required

^{Combat Mastery
Weapon Skills
Physical Strength
Stamina and Endurance
Intelligence}

Acquired Skills:    3 required

^{Leadership
Charisma
Threat Level
Technological/Mechanical Proficiency
Vehicle Proficiency
Chemistry Proficiency
Explosives Crafting
Stealth
Athleticism
Medical Abilities}

Extra Skills:    2 required

^{Long Range Weapon Mastery (Guns)
Close Range Weapon Mastery (Sharp and Blunt Objects)
Influence
Reputation
Information Access
Manipulation Tactics
Cyberspace Intelligence
Persuasion
Evasion
Kills}

Basic Skills:     all required

^{Combat Mastery
Physical Resistance
Weapon Mastery
Influence
Financial Resources}

Acquired Skills:     5 required

^{Espionage Tactics
Offensive Capability
Defensive Capability
Government Influence
Crafting Resources
Crafting Proficiency
Technology Proficiency
Chemical Proficiency
Coercion Tactics
Threat Level}

Extra Skills:     5 required

^{Manpower
Training Grounds
Charisma
Reputation (+)
Reputation (-)
Resilience
Outside Connections
Media Influence
Black Market Success
Passive Income}

Athleticism: A combination of physical qualities, between strength, fitness, and agility.

Charisma: A compelling type of attractiveness of charm that can inspire trust, devotion, and loyalty in others.

Chemical Proficiency: High skills involving chemistry and the understanding of chemical compounds in order to apply the knowledge into drug production or weapon crafting.

Chemistry Proficiency: An individual’s/group’s skills in understanding, using, and creating chemical compounds.

Coercive Tactics: Unethical mind control such as brainwashing, thought reform, destructive persuasion and coercive persuasion.

Crafting Proficiency: Familiarity with the materials of the craft, particularly in terms of suitability and workability, as well as the knowledge of various crafting techniques suited to the production need.

Crafting Resources: The amount of raw or unprocessed materials that can be used to manufacture new items, substances or supplies.

Defensive Capability: The ability to defend against offensive tactics.

Espionage tactics: High competences in gathering and delivering of sensitive information while remaining undercover.

Explosives Crafting: The creation of artisanal explosives, ranging from substances to devices, with destructive purposes.

Government Influence: A person’s/group’s influence over government decisions and tactics.

Leadership: One’s capability of managing and guiding an organization or a group of people.

Medical Abilities: A person’s or a group’s skill in understanding and using medical treatments and medical practices.

Offensive Capability: The ability to initiate and execute conflicts successfully.

Stealth: A cautious, unobtrusive, and secretive way of moving or proceeding intended to avoid detection.

Technological/Mechanical Proficiency: A set of honed skills that either have to do with technology or mechanics.

Technology Proficiency: The ability to use technology to communicate effectively and professionally, organize information, manufacture high-quality products, and enhance cyberspace-related skills.

Threat Level: How dangerous an individual/group can be, and how likely it is that they will act in violent manners.

Vehicle Proficiency: A high mastery with vehicles, for which there could be many and varied types.

Black Market Success: Attainment of wealth based on successful products sold on the black market.

Close Range Weapon Mastery (Sharp and Blunt Objects): Excellent skills in handling short range weapons (blades, blunt objects)

Cyberspace Intelligence: A set of learned skills that grants someone knowledge about the cyberspace, including understanding and manipulating it.

Evasion: The skill of escaping, avoiding or disappearing from conflicts or unwanted situations.

Influence: The capacity to have an effect on the character, development, or behaviour of someone or something, or the effect itself.

Information Access: The ability to identify, obtain, and make use of database or information effectively.

Kills: A scale for the number of victims a person or group possesses. In Omerta’s case, each point will be referred to as 10 instances.

Long Range Weapon Mastery (Guns): Excellent skills in handling long range weapons (firearms, bombs, missiles)

Manipulation Tactics: The ability to influence or control another, usually in an underhanded or unfair manner which facilitates one's personal aims.

Manpower: Amount of people working under a group/organization.

Media Influence: A person’s/group’s influence over mass-media decisions and tactics.

Outside Connections: Familiarity and influence exchange with people/groups outside one’s area of influence. In Omerta’s case, these outside connections refer to foreign affairs.

Passive Income: Income made from the various businesses owned by a group/organization.

Persuasion: A process in which one person or entity tries to influence another person or group of people to change their beliefs or behaviors.

Reputation (-): The beliefs or opinions that are generally held about a person or a group. This is a negative general opinion involving a group/person.

Reputation (+): The beliefs or opinions that are generally held about a person or a group. This is a positive general opinion involving a group/person.

Resilience: Capability of withstanding or recovering quickly from difficult or dangerous situations

Training Grounds: Spots and places designated specifically for skill training, mostly used for combat, but also weapon and device testing (firearms, explosives, drones).

Phase 1 consists of training programs related to the focus of the faction or gang, or what is needed for future development.

It is a prerequisite for factions and gangs to have the corresponding skills unlocked and maxed before purchasing the phase.

Every faction, gang, and relating member can receive a buff in a specific skill. This will increase the cap of the skill for the faction (20 to 30), gang (20 to 30), or members (10 to 15).

Members who do not have the skill unlocked will have it unlocked when the phase is purchased and have 2 skill points added. Members with the skill unlocked already will have 5 skill points added. Both are equal to the amount of crowns needed (500) to complete this without the buff.

Skills used for factions and their members appear in the outcome calculator an equal amount of times so there is no true disadvantage between the factions, simply specializations per the faction's focus.

Gangs and gang members are more specialized and appear 2 to 3 times (for the gang) or 2 to 4 times (for the gang members).

The buffs between what the faction members receive and what the gang members receive do not overlap so there is no drastic imbalance for those who do not receive certain buffs. This means if a faction's members will receive a buff in kills, it will not appear in any of that faction's gang's member buffs. No member may have more than 15 points in any given skill.

Combat Mastery:
^{Combat Mastery
Close Range Weapon Mastery
Athleticism}

Physical Resistance:
^{Stamina and Endurance
Stealth
Medical Abilities}

Weapon Mastery:
^{Weapon Skills
Close Range Weapon Mastery
Long Range Weapon Mastery}

Influence:
^{Influence
Leadership
Reputation}

Financial Resources:
^{Information Access
Reputation
Influence}

Espionage Tactics:
^{Cyberspace Intelligence
Evasion
Close Range Weapon Mastery}

Offensive Capability:
^{Long Range Weapon Mastery
Athleticism
Threat Level}

Defensive Capability:
^{Stealth
Medical Abilities
Combat Mastery}

Government Influence:
^{Leadership
Influence
Intelligence}

Crafting Resources:
^{Weapon Skills
Chemistry Proficiency
Stamina and Endurance}

Crafting Proficiency:
^{Explosives Crafting
Technological/Mechanical Proficiency
Physical Strength}

Technology Proficiency:
^{Technological/Mechanical Proficiency
Cyberspace Intelligence
Vehicle Proficiency}

Chemical Proficiency:
^{Chemistry Proficiency
Intelligence
Explosives Crafting}

Coercion Tactics:
^{Manipulation Tactics
Charisma
Information Access}

Threat Level:
^{Threat Level
Kills
Long Range Weapon Mastery}

Manpower:
^{Physical Strength
Combat Mastery
Weapon Skills}

Training Grounds:
^{Kills
Athleticism
Physical Strength}

Charisma:
^{Charisma
Manipulation Tactics
Stealth}

Reputation (+):
^{Reputation
Persuasion
Charisma}

Reputation (-):
^{Vehicle Proficiency
Threat Level
Kills}

Resilience:
^{Medical Abilities
Stamina and Endurance
Evasion}

Outside Connections:
^{Intelligence
Persuasion
Leadership}

Media Influence:
^{Persuasion
Information Access
Manipulation Tactics}

Black Market Success:
^{Technological/Mechanical Proficiency
Cyberspace Intelligence
Evasion}

Passive Income:
^{Vehicle Proficiency
Explosives Crafting
Chemistry Proficiency}

1st time won: Reduced activity check requirement for the following activity period (2 required posts instead of 3).

2nd time won: An item worth 50 crowns or less.

3rd time won: A 50% discount on one item, perk, or opportunity for every faction member.

4th time won: A mini event voucher. Faction members can discuss and come up with their own event or suggest an idea for the admins to create and host.

5th time won: A main lore event voucher. The next main lore event will heavily involve the winning faction.

How many skills should my skill tree contain?
10 total skills: 5 basic skills, 3 acquired skills, and 2 extra skills.

Is it possible to customize my entire skill tree?
No. The basic skills will be the same for each member, gang, and faction. Only the other two categories can be customized. You cannot mix acquired skills and extra skills.

If I play a muse that has little to no use for the basic skills, can I choose to skip the basic skills and, instead, pick more from the others?
In the case of a muse who has no use for them, they can opt out of the basic skills but their skill tree will be limited to only 5 branches within the two remaining categories (acquired skills and extra skills).

How do I know what acquired and extra skills to pick for my muse?
The skills should always be picked based on what role your character plays in the story. If you opted for a muse whose main role involves fighting, you will want to go for physical combat and weapon skills. Muses who are less inclined to get physical will want a skill tree with intelligence-related branches, like diversion or even reputation. Muses who do either drug work or sex work will want personality-related skills, like charisma or chemistry proficiency.

Will I lose my skill points in case of a revamp or character change?
No. The skill points will remain but you will need to purchase a skill point reset in order to reinvest them in different branches.

The Sinclave
^{A sanctuary from crime. All factions have headquarters here.}

Baek Ho
^{Capital: Sejeong
Notable Locations: Cheonan, Asan, Seosan, Cheongju, Chungju}

Ju Jak
^{Capital: Gwangju
Notable Locations: Jeonju, Jeju, Yeosu, Iksan, Suncheon, Naju}

Hyun Mu
^{Capital: Seoul
Notable Locations: Suwon, Incheon, Chuncheon, Sokcho}

Chung Ryong
^{Capital: Busan, Ulsan
Notable Locations: Daegu, Pohang, Gyeongju, Changwon}

^{Right click on the image to open it in a new tab to view a larger version of the map.}

The Sinclave: The city of Ansung isn’t often referred to by its government name. Most just call it the Sinclave, since it’s an oasis in the middle of an immense amount of tension.

Ansung Memorial Park: In a city ravaged by death, Hyun Mu still found a way to make a profit. With the passing of a loved one, employ the services of one of the finest funeral homes in all of Ansung… just don't pay attention to the scratch marks in the cremation furnace.

Ansung Police Department: This police department is the main branch in the city, with smaller local offices spread out evenly throughout neighborhoods. If you need to report a serious crime, do so with ease at the reception desk.

The Arena: The more pristine may turn their eye away from this establishment, but most love heading over to The Arena to bet on their favorite fighter. Your best bet is on a member of Fire Squad, who so happen to use this as their headquarters as well.

The Arrow: It's an unused intersection a little outside of the city where those who enjoy illegal street racing congregate. The tire marks on the pavement are evidence of how often it’s used.

Artissimo: Every city needs a space for the arts… and human trafficking! If you’re in need of a space to host a lovely charity gala, this art gallery is the perfect location for your needs.

The Bridge: Although there are many bridges in the city of Ansung, there is only one of the bridge. With high-speed trains zooming above, the man-made cave underneath serves as the meeting spot for 1004.

The Brim: Located on the outskirts of the city, The Brim is known as the industrial zone where all of the factories are kept. Residents who live in this area often receive reduced gas and electric bills by the city as a way to offset how much pollution they breathe in on the daily.

The Central Hospital: The largest hospital in the city is just outside of downtown. Because of the staff’s specialties, most severe cases are brought into their care.

The Church: The Temple of the Tortoise is similar to other places of worship where patrons practice their faith and show devotion to their gods. This church also serves as Hyun Mu's headquarters. The Apostles host their meetings in the basement.

Club Inferno: The only neutral establishment of its kind in The Sinclave. Nine floors, all red, with wrap-around balconies that extend into bars and dance floors. The VIP lounge at the top is intimate and private with a one-way glass floor: look down, but never up.

The Dream: Located on the outskirts of the city, this abandoned oil factory is seen mostly as an eyesore… besides for Venom, where they create most of their product.

East Gate Bank: Gate and bank may be in the descriptions, but that is no longer the use of this old building. Once a bank, this historic site has been refurbished to be Chung Ryong's headquarters.

Eden Hill: This is the red light district where all factions are known to have a few brothels. They aren’t the most glamorous establishments, but you get what you pay for.

Euphoria: A smaller bar in a quieter part of town, Euphoria is known for intricate cocktails and the best bar snacks in the city. It’s a great place to host private meetings as well.

The Field: Between the Sinclave and Baek Ho’s territory is an ex-military camp referred to as The Field, due to the wide open spaces. Members of Bone Crushers are often seen training here.

Filth: Don’t judge a pub by its name! Besides Filth, because it’s exactly how it sounds. This grimey, homey spot is a space for some to commiserate over a pint of beer and enjoy a hearty meal.

Fleur de Lis Grand Hotel: The towering pillar of glass rises nine floors and is not a luxury many can afford. Built on land that was meant to be untouched, Chung Ryong broke their treaty with Hyun Mu to create this establishment. It was made as a message. Be careful. Marble stains.

The Golden Ring: Glitz, glamor, opulence: walk out of The Golden Ring Casino a billionaire if luck is on your side. If luck isn’t, don’t test fate with not paying your debts. This is a Baek Ho business, and they won’t let you go free.

Hanyak Street: In need of any traditional herbal medicines? Take a stroll down this timeless street and venture into any shop that seems enticing. You may see some Baek Ho officials from time to time.

Heatwave: This club isn’t like other clubs… it’s different (or, actually, just the same). Heatwave isn’t just for sweating out your worries on the dance floor. You can also find companionship with one of the dancers or hosts in the back room, where the true operations of this brothel take place.

Heavensent: Need a spot for a fancy date or trying to wow some investors? Heavensent is the Sinclave’s finest restaurant specializing in both Western and Korean cuisine. The decadent seasonal menu makes it so it’s a must to visit often.

Hell’s Den: A street lined with bars and smaller gambling houses. If you need to purchase something under the table, you’ll be able to find it here.

Hyperbet: This one-of-a-kind betting house hosts all types of gambling. Tables upon tables of card games, baduk, and slot machines line the inside of this establishment. Go in poor and come out rich… or the other way around.

Hypermart: This national supermarket chain has a home in every neighborhood in Ansung, but the Hypermart near the city center in Junggu? It's arguably the best one. Fresh meat, tasty pastries, and helpful staff watching over you every step of the way.

Night Daze: One of the finest nightclubs in the city, Night Daze is the spot to party. It also serves as ULTRA's headquarters… so it’s best to not be seen trying to skip your tab.

The Official Desk: A quaint office building located next to East Gate Bank, The Official Desk is where the best (and surely not crooked) lawyers serve the people of the Sinclave. It’s where you may find The Suits from time to time as well.

Ophidian Private Practice: Ophidian is a legal medical clinic dedicated to providing healthcare to low-income households, immigrants, single parents, and anyone seeking help. They strive to provide quality healthcare, ensuring the safety and well-being of their clientele.

Paradise Touch: Everyone needs to release tension every now and then. What better way to do so than at a luxury spa center with the best massage therapists? For those in the know, this spa is actually a cover-up for Ju Jak’s most lucrative all-male brothels.

Providence Youth Foundation: For distraught children of The Sinclave, Providence Youth Foundation helps to nurture their souls so they are not cursed with eternal damnation. That, and of course, not funneling them into Hyun Mu's ranks.

Red Dot: Indoor shooting ranges are all the rage these days. Blow off some steam with your friends! If you request the special package, though, you may end up getting your money’s worth.

The Red Moth: Another infamous club in the Sinclave, The Red Moth is known to have primarily male performers, perfect for a girls’ night out. This club is also known to be the headquarters for The Ghosts.

Sansam E&C: Safe, sound, and sturdy (...and no bodies 6 feet under the concrete). This local engineering and construction company gets the job done quickly, efficiently, and with a price that can't beat the competitors. You know what they say… if you can't beat them, bury them!

Silk Street: Aptly named, this street is infamous for selling high quality silk hanboks and other silk-based textiles. All vendors are accustomed to hosting Ju Jak officials. Walk into any, and you may share a cup of tea with one.

Solar System: Claw games, PacMan, Taiko no Tatsujin galore (and even a DISCO PANG PANG on the bottom floor)! Solar System is the Sinclave’s massive arcade. They may also sell drugs.

Studio Y: Tucked into a lovely historic building on Silk Street is none other than the renowned hanbok shop, Studio Y. Find the finest silks, dresses, and accessories. Like Red Dot, request the special package. Instead of a gun, you might find something silver and sharp in your hand.

Sugar and Spice: This small cafe is known for their sweet desserts and cheapest iced Americanos. The street window makes it easy to order on the go.

Sunshine Valley: At least a few times a year, the sun is angled perfectly between the mountains to rise and set right on either side of the valley. It’s where the largest graveyard for residents of the Sinclave is, and also a small trading point between the factions.

Trojan Horse: Although specializing in computers, this repair shop can fix almost any daily electronic device. Just... pay no attention to the VIRUS members working in the back.

The Workshop: At the end of Hanyak Street is a mechanic’s shop commonly referred to as The Workshop. This is where you’ll easily be able to run into a NITRO member.

Father Shin Hyunsik, the local pastor of the Church of All Angels started Hyun Mu, or The Black Tortoises, in the second half of the 1960’s, when the poor searched for shelter within the walls of the church and spiritual guidance from the man.

They began funding their community through fundraising (read: blackmail and extortion) from the high-profile figures of the time. The church was rebuilt into the Temple of the Tortoise in 1982 and act as the faction’s headquarters.

Hyun Mu are known to embrace death and celebrate it, which makes them extremely unpredictable in conflict.

All members are strong believers in the Tortoise and the Serpent spirits. They are known for owning multiple orphanages; these orphanages are later used for human trafficking. Hyun Mu supplies the other factions with a young workforce for the longest time and go on periodic raids in search for children to kidnap from across South Korea as well as a portion of their neighboring countries.

Allied with Baek Ho for their weapon arsenal supplies.

Enemies of Chung Ryong after they stole a massive amount of money from them in the 1990s, which they then used to turn against them in territorial disputes.

Neutral towards Ju Jak.

The fighting squad in charge of protecting the faction. They are respected as generals amongst Hyun Mu’s ranks, although their policy is to never strike first. Known to be petty and vengeful, they never tire of chasing down an enemy until they have reached their end goal.

Their fighting style is a rudimentary street-brawl type but their viciousness during combat turns them into terrifying opponents.

Their gathering place is the basement of the church, the same location as Hyun Mu’s headquarters.

Their color scheme is dark blue and black, giving off the feeling of a bruise.

The youngest members of the faction are in 1004. When a 1004 turns 25, they are dismissed and sent to join another Hyun Mu gang or work under the faction. Known for black motorcycles, wreaking havoc, and robbing small businesses, they have caused the most arson incidents in the Sinclave.

They are known to use grenade launchers, exploding drones, and flamethrowers during physical conflicts, but their go-to weapon is the brass knuckle. Upon joining, members are asked to pick a design for custom brass knuckles. It's considered a trophy to mark their opponents with their tag.

They gather beneath the Sinclave’s main bridge.

Their color scheme is black and Sacramento green, symbolizing the Tortoise and the Serpent.

This is Hyun Mu’s spy gang. Their members are known to infiltrate the other factions, as well as the government and the police force, gathering information and sending it over to Hyun Mu’s leader. They are believed to have the blessing of the Kilin, similar to how their members operate in complete secrecy.

They avoid physical confrontation, using their skills to vacate the conflict’s premises when caught in crossfire.

They don’t have a specific gathering place, and instead, they meet up in temporary locations, always on the run.

They don’t have a color scheme, and instead, they are represented by black; both because of their loyalty to the faction and the idea of working in the shadows.

Faction Head: They make significant decisions for those who reside under their care. A faction head holds the lives of all in the palm of their hands. If they reign with tyranny or a soft touch purely depends on their will.

The Consigliere: Every faction needs a level-headed, wise, and strategic advisor. This person often helps the heads in their decision-making process, although their advice is not mandatory to be followed. The consigliere character prefers to stay in the shadows, away from the spotlight, in order to observe the world around them. They are often considered the right hand of the head.

Gang Leaders: In terms of their role with the faction, they work directly under the head and are essentially the general of their domain. They take orders from the head to complete certain tasks only they and their gang are able to.

The Hitman: There are always pesky little rats that need to be exterminated, and who better to do so swiftly and with ease than the hitman (or woman)? They’re on-call for high-ranking officials and always ready for new missions.

The Media Specialist: Very influential online presence who disguises their Hyun Mu agendas under the pretense of motivational speech. They stay connected to all social media platforms, collaborate with other influencers, and spread the Hyun Mu beliefs through other online personalities as well.

The Government Official: They are deeply rooted in government businesses and schemes, working directly with the leaders of the country. Their affiliation with Hyun Mu is no secret, but it stays discreet and the faction is not portrayed as a forefront of their motives.

Ansung Memorial Park: In a city ravaged by death, Hyun Mu still found a way to make a profit. With the passing of a loved one, employ the services of one of the finest funeral homes in all of Ansung… just don't pay attention to the scratch marks in the cremation furnace.

The Bridge: Although there are many bridges in the city of Ansung, there is only one of the bridge. With high-speed trains zooming above, the man-made cave underneath serves as the meeting spot for 1004.

The Church: The Temple of the Tortoise is similar to other places of worship where patrons practice their faith and show devotion to their gods. This church also serves as Hyun Mu's headquarters. The Apostles host their meetings in the basement.

Heavensent: Need a spot for a fancy date or trying to wow some investors? Heavensent is the Sinclave’s finest restaurant specializing in both Western and Korean cuisine. The decadent seasonal menu makes it so it’s a must to visit often.

Ophidian Private Practice: Ophidian is a legal medical clinic dedicated to providing healthcare to low-income households, immigrants, single parents, and anyone seeking help. They strive to provide quality healthcare, ensuring the safety and well-being of their clientele.

Providence Youth Foundation: For distraught children of The Sinclave, Providence Youth Foundation helps to nurture their souls so they are not cursed with eternal damnation. That, and of course, not funneling them into Hyun Mu's ranks.

Sugar and Spice: This small cafe is known for their sweet desserts and cheapest iced Americanos. The street window makes it easy to order on the go.

Chung Ryong, or The Azure Dragons, are one of the two oldest factions in the country, dating back to the industrial era of the 1910s.

They are known for their luxurious brothels and high-quality drug production, although they don’t fall behind the other factions in the rest of their businesses.

Their businesses branch out into many segments: illegal loans, human trafficking, sex work, drug making and distribution, pornography, weapon trade, and human labor.

A lot of the entertainment industry is affiliated with this particular faction, and they’re often part of their high-class parties and charity events.

Chung Ryong own most of the nuclear power plants in the country, giving them an incredible amount of resources.

Allied with Ju Jak, having great interest in their ports and trade routes.

Enemies of Hyun Mu due to their initial alliance being destroyed by Hyun Mu’s betrayal during the 1990s.

Neutral towards Baek Ho.

The brawn gang of the faction. They deal with keeping the clubs in order, retrieving runaway members, and applying punishments decided by the faction leader.

They have a brutal combat style, using baseball bats and pipes during a fight. They are known to enjoy breaking the legs of their opponents to see them crawling at their feet.

Their gathering place is located in the heart of the city, in a nightclub called “Night Daze”.

Their color scheme is black and burgundy, signifying the violent streak they’re known for, like blood on a pair of black leather gloves.

The brain gang of the faction. They operate in diplomatic manners, handling the debts others have towards the faction.

In terms of combat style, they avoid hand-to-hand fights, preferring the swiftness of guns instead. They are known to use Berettas with silencers attached.

Their gathering place is a small office building next to the East Gate Bank, simply called “The Official Desk”.

Their color scheme is black and white, signifying the look of a crisp suit. Given their cruel intimidation tactics, seeing the combination on your doorstep is nothing short of nightmarish.

The drug producing gang of the faction. All the members have various degrees of chemistry knowledge and they have multiple drug labs across Chung Ryong’s territory. They are known to make some of the best substances in the entire country.

They avoid confrontation, choosing to flee when a fight breaks out.

Their gathering place is located at the outskirts of the city, an abandoned oil factory renamed “The Dream”.

Their color scheme is purple and blue, reminiscing of a pleasant, drug-induced haze.

Faction Head: They make significant decisions for those who reside under their care. A faction head holds the lives of all in the palm of their hands. If they reign with tyranny or a soft touch purely depends on their will.

The Consigliere: Every faction needs a level-headed, wise, and strategic advisor. This person often helps the heads in their decision-making process, although their advice is not mandatory to be followed. The consigliere character prefers to stay in the shadows, away from the spotlight, in order to observe the world around them. They are often considered the right hand of the head.

Gang Leaders: In terms of their role with the faction, they work directly under the head and are essentially the general of their domain. They take orders from the head to complete certain tasks only they and their gang are able to.

The Hitman: There are always pesky little rats that need to be exterminated, and who better to do so swiftly and with ease than the hitman (or woman)? They’re on-call for high-ranking officials and always ready for new missions.

The Triage Manager: Handles sex workers, assigning them values based on the consumer market. They keep in touch with the brothel owners and managers, study the demand, and have international deals with human trafficking rings from other countries. They are the one who decide where each individual is best fit to work, from night clubs to pleasure houses.

The Drug Production Specialist: Possesses extended knowledge on chemical compounds and effects on the human body. They are the recipe-maker of the faction. They coordinate the production lines and compile lists of supplies. They study the market, making decisions that involve the boosting of certain lines and the discontinuation of others.

Artissimo: Every city needs a space for the arts… and human trafficking! If you’re in need of a space to host a lovely charity gala, this art gallery is the perfect location for your needs.

The Dream: Located on the outskirts of the city, this abandoned oil factory is seen mostly as an eyesore… besides for Venom, where they create most of their product.

East Gate Bank: Gate and bank may be in the descriptions, but that is no longer the use of this old building. Once a bank, this historic site has been refurbished to be Chung Ryong's headquarters.

Fleur de Lis Grand Hotel: The towering pillar of glass rises nine floors and is not a luxury many can afford. Built on land that was meant to be untouched, Chung Ryong broke their treaty with Hyun Mu to create this establishment. It was made as a message. Be careful. Marble stains.

Heatwave: This club isn’t like other clubs… it’s different (or, actually, just the same). Heatwave isn’t just for sweating out your worries on the dance floor. You can also find companionship with one of the dancers or hosts in the back room, where the true operations of this brothel take place.

Night Daze: One of the finest nightclubs in the city, Night Daze is the spot to party. It also serves as ULTRA's headquarters… so it’s best to not be seen trying to skip your tab.

The Official Desk: A quaint office building located next to East Gate Bank, The Official Desk is where the best (and surely not crooked) lawyers serve the people of the Sinclave. It’s where you may find The Suits from time to time as well.

Solar System: Claw games, PacMan, Taiko no Tatsujin galore (and even a DISCO PANG PANG on the bottom floor)! Solar System is the Sinclave’s massive arcade. They may also sell drugs.

Their roots are with a syndicate of female factory workers who illegally distributed clean drinking water in the 1950s.

Ju Jak, or The Red Sparrows, became the biggest water smugglers on the black market. This brought them the funds to extend their business and take more recruits under their wings as time went on.

Known to be extremely harsh negotiators with excellent people skills, Ju Jak also has the most skilled hackers and best weapon trade system in the entire country.

The majority of members are women to this day. Men are allowed in the faction but never hold high positions.

They control the local ports and trade routes, giving them power over the ocean territory. Ju Jak's brothels also consist of only male sex workers.

Allied with Chung Ryong, although their connection has always been flimsy. The nuclear power plants present on Chung Ryong's territory is the reason why Ju Jak found the alliance beneficial.

Enemies of Baek Ho. Their disputes stem from Baek Ho's attack on the Ju Jak people, their lack of proper law and discipline, and extreme violence.

Neutral towards Hyun Mu.

A hacker gang specialized in information theft, cyber attacks, and technology malware. They’re known to be extremely tech-savvy, having easy access to all the tech devices across the country.

Like Venom, a gang in Chung Ryong, they avoid physical confrontations and choose to flee instead.

Their gathering place is a computer repair shop named "Trojan Horse" located on Silk Street in the Sinclave.

Their color scheme is white and red. It brings the thought of a system warning, which they have filled countless screens with.

A gang that consists of weapon forgers. They are incredibly crafty with weapons of all kinds, including augmentations and improving already-existing blueprints.

They mass-produce combat tools for the faction as well as extras to be used in trades.

Their gathering place, which they won, called "Red Dot" is at the Sinclave's shooting range.

Their color scheme is silver and white, signifying the metal of a blade and gunpowder.

Ju Jak's extortion and blackmail gang. Combat prodigies, they are in charge of carrying out the violent tasks, opting for an elegant approach, yet will play dirty if the situation requires so.

They can hold their ground in physical fights but choose to have a cleaner approach. Just like The Suits, they prefer firearms, although they don’t insist on staying quiet.

Their gathering place is a nightclub owned by Ju Jak, called “The Red Moth”.

Their color scheme is dark and deep scarlet, symbolizing their loyalty to the faction by wearing the hues, as well as their own taste for violence.

Faction Head: They make significant decisions for those who reside under their care. A faction head holds the lives of all in the palm of their hands. If they reign with tyranny or a soft touch purely depends on their will.

The Consigliere: Every faction needs a level-headed, wise, and strategic advisor. This person often helps the heads in their decision-making process, although their advice is not mandatory to be followed. The consigliere character prefers to stay in the shadows, away from the spotlight, in order to observe the world around them. They are often considered the right hand of the head.

Gang Leaders: In terms of their role with the faction, they work directly under the head and are essentially the general of their domain. They take orders from the head to complete certain tasks only they and their gang are able to.

The Hitman: There are always pesky little rats that need to be exterminated, and who better to do so swiftly and with ease than the hitman (or woman)? They’re on-call for high-ranking officials and always ready for new missions.

The Diplomat: Handles all inter-faction negotiations and provides the head and the consigliere with the best approaches in tackling delicate topics, such as deals, trades, offers, pacts, or information exchanges.

The Weapons Dealer: Possesses the most knowledge on the current selling market, delivers information about offer and request percentages, and supervises trades. The final prices are not set by the weapons dealer, but they will offer feasible price ranges to the head to take into consideration before setting a price.

Euphoria: A smaller bar in a quieter part of town, Euphoria is known for intricate cocktails and the best bar snacks in the city. It’s a great place to host private meetings as well.

Paradise Touch: Everyone needs to release tension every now and then. What better way to do so than at a luxury spa center with the best massage therapists? For those in the know, this spa is actually a cover-up for Ju Jak’s most lucrative all-male brothels.

Red Dot: Indoor shooting ranges are all the rage these days. Blow off some steam with your friends! If you request the special package, though, you may end up getting your money’s worth.

The Red Moth: Another infamous club in the Sinclave, The Red Moth is known to have primarily male performers, perfect for a girls’ night out. This club is also known to be the headquarters for The Ghosts.

Silk Street: Aptly named, this street is infamous for selling high quality silk hanboks and other silk-based textiles. All vendors are accustomed to hosting Ju Jak officials. Walk into any, and you may share a cup of tea with one.

Studio Y: Tucked into a lovely historic building on Silk Street is none other than the renowned hanbok shop, Studio Y. Find the finest silks, dresses, and accessories. Like Red Dot, request the special package. Instead of a gun, you might find something silver and sharp in your hand.

Trojan Horse: Although specializing in computers, this repair shop can fix almost any daily electronic device. Just... pay no attention to the VIRUS members working in the back.

Baek Ho, or The White Tigers, is the other oldest faction in the country, mirroring the roots of Chung Ryong.

Especially violent and blood-thirsty, they crushed the smaller gangs and factions in the west of the country, claiming territory as their own.

They are the only faction that does not follow a bloodline-based heirloom, and instead, combat prowess decides their next leader.

Although roots in all domains, Baek Ho’s specialty is military training. They own most of the training grounds in the country and a plethora of illegal fighting rings in their territory. The scrapyard, the biggest landfill in South Korea, is also on their ground.

Most sports clubs are affiliated with Baek Ho as they pick the best to join their ranks. Their strong suit is manpower as well as combat machines built in the endless supply of parts found in the scrapyard.

Allied with Hyun Mu, the latter providing them with children to increase their manpower.

Enemies of Ju Jak after a particularly violent raid of their territory in the mid-1980s, where Baek Ho’s men committed unspeakable acts against Ju Jak’s women.

Neutral towards Chung Ryong.

A gang in charge of combat vehicle production. All members have various degrees of engineering knowledge.

Their fighting style consists of parkour techniques combined with mixed martial arts.

Their gathering place is located at the end of Hanyak Street, a garage called “The Workshop”.

Their color scheme is olive green and black, symbolizing the oil and grease used for their mechanical inventions.

A gang made of the best fighters in the faction. They are responsible for the military-type training all members receive upon arrival.

They are hardly defeated in hand-to-hand combat, given their combat prowess and multiple techniques, ranging from martial arts to boxing.

Their gathering place is between the Sinclave and their territory at an ex-military camp named “The Field”.

Their color scheme is grey and black, giving off the unsettling feeling of watching something ghostly, given their seldom appearances as a unit.

A gang made of ex-convicts, released from prison by The Tiger’s influence. They are especially violent and vindictive, running the fighting rings and known to start the most gang disputes.

Their fighting style is similar to the one of ULTRA, the only difference being Fire Squad’s preference for hammers and chains as weapons.

Their gathering place is the Sinclave’s fighting arena.

Their color scheme is red and orange, specifically picked to offer a warning of their presence. It also stands as a symbol for their name.

Faction Head: They make significant decisions for those who reside under their care. A faction head holds the lives of all in the palm of their hands. If they reign with tyranny or a soft touch purely depends on their will.

The Consigliere: Every faction needs a level-headed, wise, and strategic advisor. This person often helps the heads in their decision-making process, although their advice is not mandatory to be followed. The consigliere character prefers to stay in the shadows, away from the spotlight, in order to observe the world around them. They are often considered the right hand of the head.

Gang Leaders: In terms of their role with the faction, they work directly under the head and are essentially the general of their domain. They take orders from the head to complete certain tasks only they and their gang are able to.

The Hitman: There are always pesky little rats that need to be exterminated, and who better to do so swiftly and with ease than the hitman (or woman)? They’re on-call for high-ranking officials and always ready for new missions.

The Combat Tactics Specialist: Proficient fighter with extended physical training. They are in charge of programs at The Arena and advise the head of the potential and capabilities of each fighter. They coordinate training plans and study the tactics of fighters outside of Baek Ho.

The Military Advisor: Experienced military expert who provides strategic, tactical, and operational advice to the head in order to command offensive operations with in-faction teams, gangs, and matters of allied joint effort.

The Arena: The more pristine may turn their eye away from this establishment, but most love heading over to The Arena to bet on their favorite fighter. Your best bet is on a member of Fire Squad, who so happen to use this as their headquarters as well.

The Field: Between the Sinclave and Baek Ho’s territory is an ex-military camp referred to as The Field, due to the wide open spaces. Members of Bone Crushers are often seen training here.

Filth: Don’t judge a pub by its name! Besides Filth, because it’s exactly how it sounds. This grimey, homey spot is a space for some to commiserate over a pint of beer and enjoy a hearty meal.

The Golden Ring: Glitz, glamor, opulence: walk out of The Golden Ring Casino a billionaire if luck is on your side. If luck isn’t, don’t test fate with not paying your debts. This is a Baek Ho business, and they won’t let you go free.

Hanyak Street: In need of any traditional herbal medicines? Take a stroll down this timeless street and venture into any shop that seems enticing. You may see some Baek Ho officials from time to time.

Hyperbet: This one-of-a-kind betting house hosts all types of gambling. Tables upon tables of card games, baduk, and slot machines line the inside of this establishment. Go in poor and come out rich… or the other way around.

Sansam E&C: Safe, sound, and sturdy (...and no bodies 6 feet under the concrete). This local engineering and construction company gets the job done quickly, efficiently, and with a price that can't beat the competitors. You know what they say… if you can't beat them, bury them!

The Workshop: At the end of Hanyak Street is a mechanic’s shop commonly referred to as The Workshop. This is where you’ll easily be able to run into a NITRO member.

Born in the 1980's to contrast the consolidated crime factions and their suffocating hold on the everyday life of the common folk, Jin Do was shaped to secretly co-exist with the organized crime's activities. It is a silent network of civilians turned vigilantes in order to reach, observe, report, and intercept what authorities refused to look at.

A Jindo dog, renowned for its loyalty, represents the operation's dedication to protect South Korea's people from the oppressive reign of the four factions.

When it became clear the government was being poisoned by the factions, Jin Do took matters into its hands and became an unofficial police force operating in the background, relying on information alone as their greatest weapon. What were once a group of mere witnesses turned into a full system operating to actively intervene against the spreading crime and corruption. They did so without ever stepping out of the shadows.

Operations are anchored by a central figure, Zero, followed by unit generals tasked to counter each faction, followed by specialized operators. The Black Unit was built to rival Hyun Mu, The Blue Unit against Chung Ryong, The Red Unit for Ju Jak, and The White Unit for Baek Ho.

On the outer circle of the connection web, regular people from every status affiliated with Jin Do might not be fully aware of what happens in the center, but they sustain the power by continuing their mundane activities, and keeping the information flow steady.

All members go by a number alias as well another alias. Those within the resistance only know each other by their number, but unit members know those within the same unit. Only Zero and the generals know all of the Jin Do members, as they've recruited for the resistance. This is to protect the identities of those involved.

Journalists, news reporters, leaders of non-profit organizations, and social media influencers make up The Black Unit. Each member has infiltrated Hyun Mu's territory. The most skilled operate in Ansung. Members go by untraceable aliases in controversial works, borrowing identities of the deceased.

They work to dismantle Hyun Mu's influence through smear campaigns. The Black Unit operates through word-of-mouth to leave behind no traceable information, but has ties with mass media.

Comprised of hackers, moles, saboteurs, and spies that operate in all industries. Each member is placed in key points in Ju Jak's territory, with the most skilled operating in The Sinclave, and at least one is in every Ju Jak establishment to relay information back to the unit's general.

The Red Unit orchestrates periodic cyber attacks, information leaks, weapon production sabotage, and infiltration operations. They often use internet cafes, burner phones, untraceable WiFi eggs, and any type of one-time-use device to execute digital and physical hits on Ju Jak.

Made of undercover cops that often pose as escorts, drug mules, and entertainment workers that operate in their respective fields. Each member is deeply rooted in South Korea's entertainment industry by either being part of it or having connections. The most skilled perform their duties in The Sinclave.

The Blue Unit informs INTERPOL and other similar organizations across Asia, Europe, and the U.S. of the crime syndicates' actions, providing sensitive information and helping sabotage missions. They also orchestrate police raids on Chung Ryong’s businesses and territory.

Composed of bouncers, trained fighters, former military and police force, and on-field agents, The White Unit utilizes a very straightforward approach. Skilled in combat and adaptability, they directly oppose Baek Ho on their specific territories where violence is more concentrated.

They strategically infiltrate Baek Ho’s territory, with the most skilled in The Sinclave. The unit is an elite militaristic force, trained to sabotage raids, attacks, and operations, and will conduct suicide missions if necessary. They operate out of public training grounds as well as inconspicuous local gyms across the country.

Zero: The leader of the organization that acts as the overseer of plans, the unit generals, and the connections between Jin Do's members and the factions. There have been 4 Zeros so far, with the 5th currently occupying the position.

They know everything that moves throughout South Korea, and thus puts together the conjoined operational plans and funds needed to continue their mission.

Each Zero has a specialty of their own in terms of operation. Some prefer to work strictly based on intelligence, others adopt a more physically combative approach, while others prefer influence. When a new Zero is appointed, the branches outside of their specialty function independently, but the Zero still has the last word in their decisions.

The current Zero uses combat tactics, as most of The Sinclave’s issues have been revolving around physical wars in recent years.

One: The general of The Black Unit has a lot of influence in mass media, and thus, the general population. One is a highly respected journalist and can twist the public's opinion with ease, considering their ties to mass media.

Two: The general of The Blue Unit has a specialty in international affairs. Two is a member of the police force and a highly influential mole for INTERPOL and other similar organizations.

Three: The general of The Red Unit is specialized in intelligence. Three is a proficient hacker with a keen eye for sabotage. They are an excellent analyst, sharp-minded, and highly functional under stress

Four: The general of The White Unit is trained in anti-terrorism and guerilla tactics. Four is known to be a professional fighter with military background, having multiple high-ranking friends in South Korea's national force.

Second: A general's right hand with their skills mirroring the leader’s. Often in charge of operation logistics, resources, and distributing information and materials to the rest of the unit.

Vigilante: The Black Unit's skilled and careful hitman who is always in the shadows. They track The Apostles and take out one member during altercations, killing them in ways that appear to have been a product of the fight.

Enforcer: The Black Unit's violent and tenacious wrecking ball that counters 1004. Trained by The White Unit, they specialize in offensive tactics and direct confrontation, blending easily in smaller gangs when confrontation occurs.

Surveillant: The Black Unit's forger who feeds Kilin false leads, corrupting their databases. They are specialized in detecting, tracking, and sabotaging Hyun Mu's spy operations. They do not do direct field work.

Cyber Threat: The Red Unit's cyber-intelligence specialist trained to combat VIRUS. They are the only one besides Zero with full access to Jin Do's database and have extended knowledge on everything cyber-related: security, breaching, bugging, viruses, keyloggers, etc.

Lawyer: The Red Unit's field-agent that is a direct enemy of The Ghosts. They've worked with Ju Jak in the past to earn their trust, but keep track of all of their illegal activities. They understand all of the fine print to ghost-write cases and take down Ju Jak operations.

Saboteur: The Red Unit's weapon specialist that sabotages Silver Bullet. They have perfected the craft of "the accident", switching pieces of equipment or designs to make weapons that only function for a limited amount of time.

Whistleblower: The Blue Unit's muscle that keeps close tabs on ULTRA's activities. Always one step ahead, Whistleblower warns victims of the gang's arrival, diffuses confrontations outside of faction matters before they start, and takes civilians to safety if necessary.

Investigator: The Blue Unit's silent accountant that directly counters The Suits. They uncover hidden details in Chung Ryong's contracts before the victims agree and receive information from The Red Unit to counter Chung Ryong's blackmail operations.

Chemist: The Blue Unit's chemist uses their knowledge to sabotage Venom. They analyze seized drugs to trace back to Venom's labs, provide information on drug compounds, and monitor the supply and demand in The Sinclave.

Tech Breaker: The White Unit's engineer who hijacks NITRO's engineering. Their expertise in technology and field mobility helps them to intercept and outmaneuver the gang's operations during the production stage.

Tactician: The White Unit's ex-military operative who obstructs the Bone Crushers. They focus on indirect tactics, traps, ambushes, and psychological manipulation, studying the gang's weaknesses to use against them.

Crowd Control: The White Unit's active high-ranking military official who hunts Fire Squad. They are the only Jin Do member who does not hide their true identity. They manage violent crowds, subdue armed combatants, and control situations using their military assets.

Hypermart: This national supermarket chain has a home in every neighborhood in Ansung, but the Hypermart near the city center in Junggu? It's arguably the best one. Fresh meat, tasty pastries, and helpful staff watching over you every step of the way.

Club Inferno: The only neutral establishment of its kind in The Sinclave. Nine floors, all red, with wrap-around balconies that extend into bars and dance floors. The VIP lounge at the top is intimate and private with a one-way glass floor: look down, but never up.

Note: faction-affiliated roles are not capped. The faction and gang structure roles are. The number of positions taken is listed on the census page of this Carrd.

Free-form Roles: If none of the roles listed interest you, you are more than welcome to come up with something unique that aligns with what you have envisioned for your muse. Given the nature of this directory, all roles must be relevant to the lifestyle of the factions. Regular citizens are unplayable characters.

Faction Head: They make significant decisions for those who reside under their care. A faction head holds the lives of all in the palm of their hands. If they reign with tyranny or a soft touch purely depends on their will.

The Consigliere: Every faction needs a level-headed, wise, and strategic advisor. This person often helps the heads in their decision-making process, although their advice is not mandatory to be followed. The consigliere character prefers to stay in the shadows, away from the spotlight, in order to observe the world around them. They are often considered the right hand of the head.

Gang Leaders: In terms of their role with the faction, they work directly under the head and are essentially the general of their domain. They take orders from the head to complete certain tasks only they and their gang are able to.

The Hitman: There are always pesky little rats that need to be exterminated, and who better to do so swiftly and with ease than the hitman (or woman)? They’re on-call for high-ranking officials and always ready for new missions.

The Media Specialist: Very influential online presence who disguises their Hyun Mu agendas under the pretense of motivational speech. They stay connected to all social media platforms, collaborate with other influencers, and spread the Hyun Mu beliefs through other online personalities as well.

The Government Official: They are deeply rooted in government businesses and schemes, working directly with the leaders of the country. Their affiliation with Hyun Mu is no secret, but it stays discreet and the faction is not portrayed as a forefront of their motives.

The Triage Manager: Handles sex workers, assigning them values based on the consumer market. They keep in touch with the brothel owners and managers, study the demand, and have international deals with human trafficking rings from other countries. They are the one who decide where each individual is best fit to work, from night clubs to pleasure houses.

The Drug Production Specialist: Possesses extended knowledge on chemical compounds and effects on the human body. They are the recipe-maker of the faction. They coordinate the production lines and compile lists of supplies. They study the market, making decisions that involve the boosting of certain lines and the discontinuation of others.

The Diplomat: Handles all inter-faction negotiations and provides the head and the consigliere with the best approaches in tackling delicate topics, such as deals, trades, offers, pacts, or information exchanges.

The Weapons Dealer: Possesses the most knowledge on the current selling market, delivers information about offer and request percentages, and supervises trades. The final prices are not set by the weapons dealer, but they will offer feasible price ranges to the head to take into consideration before setting a price.

The Combat Tactics Specialist: Proficient fighter with extended physical training. They are in charge of programs at The Arena and advise the head of the potential and capabilities of each fighter. They coordinate training plans and study the tactics of fighters outside of Baek Ho.

The Military Advisor: Experienced military expert who provides strategic, tactical, and operational advice to the head in order to command offensive operations with in-faction teams, gangs, and matters of allied joint effort.

Leader: In terms of their role in the gang, they direct the operations of their businesses. Although certain tasks are given by the heads, leaders also dish out their own orders for their fellow gang members.

Right Hand: Similar to the head’s consigliere, the gang leader’s right hand is an important position. They work with the leader to go on certain missions and relay information to others in the gang.

Members: A member of a gang takes orders from those above them and is sworn to uphold the beliefs their gang abides by.

The Accountant: Money is an important concept in a crime world. It makes the world spin, buys life or death, happiness or sorrows. Someone to keep track of it is highly needed for factions, especially when it comes to debts and laundering.

The Forger: Fake documentation is highly needed in criminal activity. From fake IDs, driver’s licenses and passports to forging signatures or official letters, forgers are known to do it all for the right price, or under specific faction influence.

The Drug Producer: Narcotics, stimulants, hallucinogens… It's a lucrative market and the drug producer heads it all. While some factions and gangs are known for their production more than others, no faction misses the opportunity for the extra cash. The drug producer helps to line the faction’s pockets.

The Escorts: Everything is business, especially including wowing politicians, the rich, and influential domestically and abroad. The high-ranking faction officials can only do so much. The escorts are there to fill in any gaps and keep meetings memorable.

The Information Brokers: Information is power, and power fuels all in the underworld. Information brokers receive intel, verify it, and then sell it to the highest bidder or let it slip to manipulate a situation in their favor.

The Media Influencers: The reign of the factions is not to get out of the borders of South Korea. Media influencers work to not only keep the media in check, but to also push the propaganda of their affiliated faction to the masses. When in times of war or instability, having the people on your side could determine the outcome of everything.

The Joyrides: Drivers should never be underestimated in a city where the streets hide more than dark corners. This character knows all the shortcuts, all the backroads and dead ends, making their skills indispensable for faction heads or high-ranking individuals.

The Cleaners: Undoubtedly, every faction has their fair share of “messes” that need to be taken care of. The cleaners do just that; when a body needs to be hidden, they are the first person called for the task.

The Doctors: Doctors called upon during times of need. Hospitals in a faction territory are all aware of the types of injuries they’ll see from faction members, and it’s the doctors job to keep their people healthy.

The Nurses: Sure, doctors may wear the white coats but nurses run the show. Similar to the role of a doctor, a nurse helps keep the population of the faction healthy and will sometimes even be called into duty at the faction’s or a gang’s headquarters.

The Firearms Specialists: Need a weapon but don’t know what kind will get the job done? Having a consultation with a firearms specialist will soothe all your worries. They possess in-depth knowledge of their arsenal.

The Soldiers: Although factions have dedicated gangs that serve as special units, a faction needs bodies and boots on the ground when in desperate times. Soldiers are trained in combat and always ready to follow the orders from above.

The Detectives: Even if the entire world has succumbed to a life of crime, there are still people out there who don’t align with it. The detective still hopes to bring justice into the country and restore the law, although their own allies turn out to be enemies more often than not. Without real support from the inside, this character decides to play a bold move, becoming an informant for Interpol. Will they succeed to change the fate of the entire nation without being stopped, or worse, corrupted?

The Journalists: While the crime life is no secret to the local population, the outside world has yet to learn about it. The journalist is in charge of publishing articles that keep the factions’ image clear, so as to not draw outsider attention to their inner workings. However, the vast faction and gang knowledge they possess can oftentimes prove useful.

The Bartenders: It seems like a typical job of making drinks, washing glasses, and tending to patrons who enter their bars. Yet the drunk let truth slip more often than not, and other higher ranking positions in the faction can sometimes rely on that hearsay.

The Dancers: In clubs, dancers are those who entertain the crowd who come to relax and unwind. Sometimes they are called in for private performances when faction heads or gang leaders are making deals. Dinner with a show always goes down smoother.

The Drug Runners: Getting their product from the production facilities, drug runners distribute various forms of substances all around the faction and, in some cases, across faction lines or international borders.

Note: Resistance roles are capped to these specific roles. The number of positions taken is listed on the census page of this Carrd.

Zero: The leader of the organization that acts as the overseer of plans, the unit generals, and the connections between Jin Do's members and the factions. There have been 4 Zeros so far, with the 5th currently occupying the position.

They know everything that moves throughout South Korea, and thus puts together the conjoined operational plans and funds needed to continue their mission.

Each Zero has a specialty of their own in terms of operation. Some prefer to work strictly based on intelligence, others adopt a more physically combative approach, while others prefer influence. When a new Zero is appointed, the branches outside of their specialty function independently, but the Zero still has the last word in their decisions.

The current Zero uses combat tactics, as most of The Sinclave’s issues have been revolving around physical wars in recent years.

One: The general of The Black Unit has a lot of influence in mass media, and thus, the general population. One is a highly respected journalist and can twist the public's opinion with ease, considering their ties to mass media.

Two: The general of The Blue Unit has a specialty in international affairs. Two is a member of the police force and a highly influential mole for INTERPOL and other similar organizations.

Three: The general of The Red Unit is specialized in intelligence. Three is a proficient hacker with a keen eye for sabotage. They are an excellent analyst, sharp-minded, and highly functional under stress

Four: The general of The White Unit is trained in anti-terrorism and guerilla tactics. Four is known to be a professional fighter with military background, having multiple high-ranking friends in South Korea's national force.

Second: A general's right hand with their skills mirroring the leader’s. Often in charge of operation logistics, resources, and distributing information and materials to the rest of the unit.

Vigilante: The Black Unit's skilled and careful hitman who is always in the shadows. They track The Apostles and take out one member during altercations, killing them in ways that appear to have been a product of the fight.

Enforcer: The Black Unit's violent and tenacious wrecking ball that counters 1004. Trained by The White Unit, they specialize in offensive tactics and direct confrontation, blending easily in smaller gangs when confrontation occurs.

Surveillant: The Black Unit's forger who feeds Kilin false leads, corrupting their databases. They are specialized in detecting, tracking, and sabotaging Hyun Mu's spy operations. They do not do direct field work.

Cyber Threat: The Red Unit's cyber-intelligence specialist trained to combat VIRUS. They are the only one besides Zero with full access to Jin Do's database and have extended knowledge on everything cyber-related: security, breaching, bugging, viruses, keyloggers, etc.

Lawyer: The Red Unit's field-agent that is a direct enemy of The Ghosts. They've worked with Ju Jak in the past to earn their trust, but keep track of all of their illegal activities. They understand all of the fine print to ghost-write cases and take down Ju Jak operations.

Saboteur: The Red Unit's weapon specialist that sabotages Silver Bullet. They have perfected the craft of "the accident", switching pieces of equipment or designs to make weapons that only function for a limited amount of time.

Whistleblower: The Blue Unit's muscle that keeps close tabs on ULTRA's activities. Always one step ahead, Whistleblower warns victims of the gang's arrival, diffuses confrontations outside of faction matters before they start, and takes civilians to safety if necessary.

Investigator: The Blue Unit's silent accountant that directly counters The Suits. They uncover hidden details in Chung Ryong's contracts before the victims agree and receive information from The Red Unit to counter Chung Ryong's blackmail operations.

Chemist: The Blue Unit's chemist uses their knowledge to sabotage Venom. They analyze seized drugs to trace back to Venom's labs, provide information on drug compounds, and monitor the supply and demand in The Sinclave.

Tech Breaker: The White Unit's engineer who hijacks NITRO's engineering. Their expertise in technology and field mobility helps them to intercept and outmaneuver the gang's operations during the production stage.

Tactician: The White Unit's ex-military operative who obstructs the Bone Crushers. They focus on indirect tactics, traps, ambushes, and psychological manipulation, studying the gang's weaknesses to use against them.

Crowd Control: The White Unit's active high-ranking military official who hunts Fire Squad. They are the only Jin Do member who does not hide their true identity. They manage violent crowds, subdue armed combatants, and control situations using their military assets.

What does Omertà mean?
Omertà is defined as: a Southern Italian code of silence and code of honor and conduct that places importance on silence in the face of questioning by authorities or outsiders; non-cooperation with authorities, the government, or outsiders, especially during criminal investigations; and willfully ignoring and generally avoiding interference with the illegal activities of others (i.e., not contacting law enforcement or the authorities when one is aware of, witness to, or even the victim of certain crimes) (Wikipedia).

What is the setting of the directory?
All events take place in South Korea, unless specified otherwise in an event or plot. The Sinclave, a city deemed as neutral territory located in the heart of the country, is the main setting for most of the action in the directory.

Are the cities on the lore page fictional?
South Korea, as a country, remains as is… besides one central city: The Sinclave. In reality, that area of South Korea is filled with small villages and valleys between mountains. We've chosen a name of a town in the area to serve as The Sinclave's Korean name. All other municipalities are true to any official map. Specific facility names do not mimic real locations and have, instead, been made up by the admin team.

What is the currency used in the directory?
For both in-character acknowledgement and out-of-character use, the currency in this alternate reality of South Korea is called the “crown” instead of won, since it is the coin earned through activity and spent for purchases.

What is the difference between a faction and a gang?
A faction is a system of organized crime that has vast power and influence. It is formed by either smaller groups with dedicated purposes (gangs) or individuals who operate directly under the faction, without pertaining to a specific gang.

If I submit through a Google Form, how will I know my submission is received and someone doesn’t apply for or reserve the face claim or role I want?
OmertàKrp offers a live updates sheet where muns are able to check if their submission went through correctly. If checking our reserved posts on Tumblr, all muns are required to submit information unique to their character. You will be able to tell that the reservation is yours based on the IC information listed on the post. If you have doubts about your application/reservation having not been received, please message us on our Tumblr account.

Are members allowed to hint at the existence of other criminal groups outside of the ones mentioned in the roleplay?
Yes, it is allowed as long as it aligns with our lore.

Are the members allowed to incorporate other criminal groups in their storylines?
Yes, as long as the members keep them to non-playable characters and don't use them as active plot-changing devices. Please note that the factions listed on the lore page are the ones that have the most power in the country.

Why do we need to reserve with muse information? Can’t I reserve only a face claim or only a position and not both right away?
Point blank: we’re excited to have you as much as you’re excited to join! We’d like for you to have a few specific bits of a muse already in place before placing a reservation. This is so other potential muns have an idea of what is desired so no duplicate applications roll in. If you’d like to switch up the IC details of your muse while applying, you are free to do so.

The face claim I want to play is almost 21. Can I still use them now?
No, we only accept face claims that are 21 and older.

What does application stage mean?
The application stage is the period between submitting your application and when it is approved.

What is a competitive app?
A competitive application means that more than one mun may apply for the same position. In the case of OmertàKrp, only the faction head spots are competitive as they are limited and hold a lot of influence in the directory. If we have not yet accepted an application for a faction head position and are still in the process of reviewing it, another applicant may try to stake a claim for the head position. The most suited muse will get the head position in the directory.

How long does it usually take to accept an application?
The admin team works to maintain the directory daily and will be prompt in the application process. You should not have to wait more than a few days to know the status of your application! If you would like updates, please message us.

Why do members have to join with a pre-made MeWe account?
You’d like to get in as quick as possible, we’d like to have you as quick as possible! When joining with a pre-made MeWe account, we are able to process and accept your application with minimal restriction. We will double-check all of what we require in terms of your account’s set up so you’re able to smoothly join the directory and get to writing.

Why do members have to join with aliases?
They join by aliases for a more realistic approach for the universe the action is set in. Going by the legal name under such circumstances would open many weaknesses.

I made my MeWe account without the muse’s alias and used their name instead. What can I do?
Members are required to notify the admin team of this in the application process to avoid an application denial. If we are not informed, your application will be rejected! Once we have been notified, we will allow a period of 30 days of having the incorrect account name, the time required to wait between display name changes by MeWe. Then we ask the mun to change to their muse’s alias instead, as it is a requirement listed in our rules.

What are “quick OOC rules” to put in my muse’s profile?
Quick OOC rules refer to a writer’s boundaries and personal guidelines while roleplaying. Do you prefer to write in a specific length? Do you need more time for replies? Do you enjoy unplotted IC drama?

What is the mandatory introductory prompt?
The mandatory introduction prompt is divided into two tasks: one meant to be completed from an OOC perspective, and another purely IC. A mun may choose to do one or the other (or both!).

Do the admins provide any development tools once I am in the directory?
Yes, the admin team has carefully curated various prompts (both writing-based and creativity-stimulating, like playlists and moodboards) to help our members develop their muses further.