TheChiefsRP Discord

The city

Los Santos, re-addressed as Lagos. Money is the Naira, and almost everything is run by the people who live here.

Become a citizen
Citizens gathered on the rocks beside a mountain lake

Places

8 places
  • Dolphin Estate

    Six waterfront villas on Ikoyi Hills, each with a private gym and cinema.

    Estate
  • Pinnock Beach Estate

    Arepo Ridge. Gatehouse, helipad, tennis and golf.

    Estate
  • La Campagne Tropicana

    Landmark Beach. Members only, with chalets and jacuzzi suites.

    Resort
  • Banana Island Lagoon

    Overwater villas on a private island.

    Resort
  • Sheraton Lagos

    Rooms and penthouses. Your key card opens your door.

    Hotel
  • Eko Pearl Towers

    Serviced flats, booked by the night or bought outright.

    Flats
  • Ikeja

    The airport, the City Mall and the welcome desk.

    Arrival
  • Mushin

    Workshops, parks and the streets the estates don’t talk about.

    Mainland

Work and life

Departments recruit on Discord
  • Police

    Patrol, investigate, keep the peace.

  • LASAMBUS

    Ambulance crews and the hospitals.

  • EFCC

    Follow the money.

  • NDLEA

    Drug enforcement.

  • Courts and the bar

    Lawyers, judges and real hearings.

  • City Hall

    Government, registry, weddings.

  • Love and family

    Date, marry, build a household.

  • Crews

    Hoods, crew houses and turf.

The Chief’s Code

Full rules on Discord
  1. Carry yourself like a Chief

    Composed, respectful and in control. No harassment, hate or toxicity, in character or out.

  2. Power is earned

    Never taken. No random violence: every conflict needs a story and a reason.

  3. Settle disputes with class

    Take problems to staff on Discord, never to the street or the chat.

  4. Stay in character

    What you learn outside the city stays outside the city. No metagaming.

  5. Value your life

    Don’t throw it away for a cheap win, and give others a fair chance to respond.

  6. Quality over quantity

    Build stories worth telling. One good scene is worth a hundred loud ones.