Factions / Drug tier list

Drug tier list

Every drug in the city: which faction tier can get it, how to roleplay it, and what it sells for. Higher tiers are harder, more profitable and more dangerous.

Street value is the price between players. NPC and script prices are set separately.

The roleplay listed for each drug is required: if your character uses it, you act it out. Faction drop is what a faction gets in each weekly drop, shared across the whole faction.

Tier 1 · Local Mandem

Factions at Level 1 and above

The bread and butter of street-level dealing. Low risk, low reward, high volume. These keep small crews afloat while they build toward something bigger.

Cannabis

Weed, tree, bud, green

Street value: £20–£40 per bag£180–£300 per ounce
Police priority: Low
Faction drop: 15–25 bags

Roleplay: Visibly relaxed, with slower reactions, red eyes, and a tendency to ramble or laugh at inappropriate moments. Mild paranoia in hostile situations.
In game: Slight speed reduction. Stress and addiction build slightly slower.

Cannabis (high grade)

Loud, exotic, cookie, gelato, Cali pack

Street value: £40–£80 per bag£250–£400 per ounce
Police priority: Low
Faction drop: 8–15 bags

Roleplay: A stronger version of standard weed. Heavily relaxed, and may become irrational or paranoid. Slurred speech and slow reactions are appropriate.
In game: Moderate speed reduction. Minor health regeneration over time.

Nitrous oxide

NOS, balloons, loons, whip

Street value: £20–£50 per balloon
Police priority: Low
Faction drop: 20–40 balloons

Roleplay: A short burst of euphoria, giggling, and light-headedness. Very short duration. Often used at parties and social gatherings.
In game: Short movement boost. Distorted audio. Blurred screen for a brief moment.

Spice

Mamba, black mamba

Street value: £5–£15 per bag
Police priority: Medium
Faction drop: 20–40 bags

Roleplay: Highly unpredictable. The character may freeze, convulse, become aggressive, or go completely catatonic. No two uses are the same. Common on poorer estates.
In game: A random effect on each use: speed boost, full freeze, or screen blackout.
Risks: High addiction. Erratic and dangerous behaviour. Chance to collapse.

Easy to get and sold everywhere, so competition between dealers is fierce at this level.

Tier 2 · Up-and-Comers

Factions at Level 2 and above

More money, more risk. These attract more attention from police and rival factions.

MDMA / ecstasy

Mandy, MD, pingers, beans, molly, pills, E

Street value: £15–£40 per pill£50–£100 per gram (powder)
Police priority: Medium
Faction drop: 10–20 units

Roleplay: Euphoric, overly friendly, energetic, very talkative and empathetic. May hug strangers or act irrationally affectionate. Poor awareness of threats.
In game: Stamina boost. Slight armour regeneration over time. Slight blur and glow.

Ketamine

Ket, special K, K, horse tranq

Street value: £25–£60 per gram
Police priority: Medium
Faction drop: 5–10 grams

Roleplay: Dissociated, slow, confused, stumbling. Heavy users may enter a K-hole, becoming completely unresponsive and staring. Not suitable for driving or combat.
In game: Heavy movement speed reduction. Visual distortion. Random chance to ragdoll. Minor damage resistance.
Risks: Risk of a K-hole: the character becomes completely unresponsive.

Lean / codeine

Lean, wock, sauce, mud. Brands: Phensegran, Careplus, Bells, Toseina

Street value: £40–£300 per bottle, by brand
Police priority: Medium
Faction drop: 5–12 bottles

Roleplay: Slow movement, drowsy, slurred speech, sleepy. The character moves and speaks at a noticeably reduced pace.
In game: Slow movement speed. Purple screen tint. Slight recoil reduction. Sleepy idle animations.
Risks: High addiction. Blackout risk at heavy doses.

Xanax

Xans, bars, zannies, planks

Street value: £5–£15 per pill£80–£150 per strip of 10
Police priority: Medium
Faction drop: 10–20 pills

Roleplay: Drowsy, slurred speech, poor balance. May fall asleep mid-conversation. Mixing with alcohol is extremely dangerous and must be acted accordingly.
In game: Reduced stress. Slurred movement. Blurry vision. Chance of blacking out at high doses.
Risks: High addiction. Blackout risk.

These need a proper supply chain to move consistently. Factions should be building relationships with suppliers and buyers at this stage.

Tier 3 · Road Recognised

Factions at Level 3 and above

Serious criminal enterprise. Moving these puts your faction firmly on the radar of law enforcement and rivals alike.

Cocaine

Coke, sniff, charlie, gak, powder, white, ching

Street value: £50–£120 per gram£400–£800 per 10g
Police priority: High
Faction drop: 5–10 grams

Roleplay: Confident, fast-talking, arrogant, impulsive. Poor decision-making. Heightened aggression over time. Frequent sniffing expected.
In game: Speed and stamina boost. Slight recoil reduction. A crash when it wears off.
Risks: Heart attack risk if overused. High addiction. Severe crash.

Crack cocaine

Crack, rocks, white, stone, pebbles, gravel

Street value: £20–£50 per rock£150–£300 per 10 rocks
Police priority: Very high
Faction drop: 6–12 rocks

Roleplay: Intense, short-lived euphoria followed by a visible and desperate comedown. Erratic, aggressive and desperate. The character may beg, steal, or act wildly irrationally.
In game: Large speed and strength burst for a short time, then a heavy crash with reduced movement speed.
Risks: Rapid and extreme addiction. Severe crash after the effect ends.

LSD

Acid, tabs, trips, Lucy, dots, blotters

Street value: £5–£20 per tab£80–£200 per strip of 10
Police priority: Medium
Faction drop: 8–16 tabs

Roleplay: Vivid hallucinations, distorted perception of reality, and extreme emotional swings: euphoric one moment, terrified the next. Long duration. Not suitable for combat.
In game: Heavy visual distortion and hallucinations. Altered colours. Long duration. Random shifts in emotional state.
Risks: Psychological distress at high doses. Long comedown.

Prescription pills

Percs (15s and 30s), oxy, bars, xans, zannies, beans

Street value: £10–£30 per pill, by type£150–£300 per strip of 10
Police priority: High
Faction drop: 8–16 pills

Roleplay: Drowsy, slurred speech, poor balance. On Perc 15s especially, characters should appear heavily sedated and struggle to keep focus or hold a conversation.
In game: Damage reduction. Stamina drain. Screen flicker at high doses. Blackout risk.
Risks: High addiction. Overdose risk at high doses. Blackouts.

Harder to source and they need proper organisation to distribute. Expect more police scrutiny and rival interest.

Tier 4 · City Certified

Factions at Level 4 and above

High-value, high-risk substances that carry serious weight. Dealing these puts your faction at the top of the food chain, and makes you a target.

Heroin

Brown, gear, smack, H, junk, horse

Street value: £30–£80 per bag£300–£600 per gram (pure)
Police priority: Very high
Faction drop: 4–8 bags

Roleplay: Heavily sedated, nodding off, barely coherent. Extremely slow speech and movement. Addiction RP is required for repeat use, and withdrawal RP after extended use.
In game: Pain suppression: less damage taken, but very slow movement. Screen darkens at the edges. Heavy crash after.
Risks: Extreme addiction. High overdose risk. Severe withdrawal.

Amphetamine / speed

Speed, billy, whizz, paste, amp

Street value: £10–£30 per gram
Police priority: High
Faction drop: 6–12 grams

Roleplay: Hyperactive, irritable, restless, talkative. Prone to erratic decisions and aggression. May stay awake for long stretches.
In game: Speed and stamina boost, lasting longer than cocaine. Minor health drain over time.
Risks: High addiction. Health drain over time. Crash.

These need significant connections to obtain and real infrastructure to distribute. Not for small operations.

Tier 5 · Syndicate

Level 5 factions only, under Faction Management oversight

The most dangerous substances on the streets. Moving these carries the highest possible risk to your character's life, your faction's standing, and the city's stability.

Methamphetamine

Meth, crystal, ice, glass, Tina, shard

Street value: £100–£250 per bag
Police priority: Extreme
Faction drop: 3–6 bags

Roleplay: Massive energy, extreme aggression, paranoia, and hallucinations at high doses. May act erratically, become confrontational without cause, or have psychotic episodes with heavy use.
In game: Massive stamina boost. Faster reload. Increased movement speed. Hallucinations with heavy use.
Risks: Extreme addiction. Hallucinations. Aggression. Health deteriorates over time.

Fentanyl

Fent, boots, China white, widow maker

Street value: £20–£50 per doseVery small quantities only
Police priority: Extreme
Faction drop: 2–4 doses

Roleplay: Extremely potent. Any use carries a genuine risk of overdose, which must be roleplayed fully. The character becomes nearly unresponsive with laboured breathing. EMS must be called for an overdose.
In game: Maximum pain suppression. Extremely slow movement. High chance of entering the death script without EMS.
Risks: Extreme overdose risk. Near-certain death script without EMS. The highest addiction rate on the server.

Counterfeit pills

Fakes, pressies, pressed pills

Street value: Varies: sold at real pill prices to fool buyers
Police priority: High
Faction drop: FM's decision

Roleplay: Sold as real prescription pills but fake or laced. The buyer does not know what they are taking. Ideal for storylines involving poisonings and scams.
In game: Random effects on each use. Chance of overdose. Chance of no effect at all.
Risks: Unpredictable outcomes. High overdose risk. Can cause permanent character consequences if abused.

Extremely limited: Faction Management controls how much enters the city. Misuse, mishandling, or reckless distribution will result in immediate FM intervention.

Who can make what

Some drugs can be produced in game through the drug script. Production is locked behind faction tiers so the most dangerous and profitable substances stay with factions that have earned it through proper roleplay and progression.

Tier	Can produce	Notes
Probation	Nothing	Cannot produce or process any substances.
Level 1	Weed	Can grow and package standard cannabis only.
Level 2	Weed, crack	Can grow weed and cook crack. No powder cocaine yet.
Level 3	Weed, crack, cocaine (packing only)	Can pack and cut cocaine but cannot produce it from scratch. Raw product must be sourced through RP.
Level 4	Weed, crack, cocaine (full production), LSD	Full cocaine production unlocked. Can also press and produce LSD.
Level 5	All of the above, plus heroin and meth	Full access to all production. Heroin and meth labs need FM awareness before they operate. Counterfeit pills need a pill press.

Manufacturing is a privilege, not a right. FM may revoke production access at any time if a faction abuses the system, distributes beyond its permitted quantity, or operates without proper roleplay.

Drug RP rules

Using drugs

If your character uses a drug, its roleplay must be acted out for a realistic time. You cannot take a hit and walk straight into a shootout acting completely unaffected.

Short-lasting (crack, NOS, cocaine): at least 10 to 15 minutes.
Medium (MDMA, speed, lean, Xanax): at least 30 minutes.
Long-lasting (heroin, LSD, ketamine): at least 1 hour, or until EMS intervenes.
Fentanyl overdose RP is mandatory if a character uses too much. EMS must be contacted immediately.
Withdrawal RP is expected for characters established as regular users of addictive substances such as heroin, crack, fentanyl, or meth.
Spice and counterfeit pills have unpredictable effects; you do not choose the outcome. Whatever triggers must be acted out fully.

Selling drugs

All sales between players must be roleplayed properly. No silent transactions: conversation, negotiation, and handoff RP are required.
Prices must stay within the street values on this page. Extreme price gouging or dumping without in-character reason is poor economy RP.
Selling drugs in a green zone is strictly prohibited.
Selling Tier 3 or above in busy public areas without proper concealment RP is unrealistic and will be treated as poor RP.
Faction-issued drugs may only be sold by members of that faction, unless a deal or trade has been properly roleplayed and logged.
Selling to undercover police is a legitimate RP scenario; you take the risk.

Buying drugs

Civilians and other players may buy from factions through in-character interaction only. No OOC deal-making.
Buying as a civilian means taking the realistic risk that comes with it: being robbed, arrested, or sold a bad product are all valid outcomes.
Buying drugs and immediately using them in a combat situation without roleplaying the effect is fail RP.

Making drugs

You may only produce what your faction's tier allows. Producing above your tier means a faction strike and confiscation of the product.
All production must be roleplayed properly. No silent manufacturing; the full process must be acted through.
Production locations must be realistic and private. Running a drug lab in a public area or green zone is strictly prohibited.
FM may spot-check faction drug logs at any time. Unlogged product will be treated as unauthorised.
Tier 5 heroin and meth labs must be reported to FM before starting. Operating without FM awareness means a faction strike.

Drug-related character kills

Overdosing on Tier 4 or Tier 5 drugs without EMS intervention is a valid reason for a character kill, subject to admin review.
Being killed over a drug debt is a valid CK reason if the debt is properly documented and the escalation has been built through RP.
Selling a bad or cut product that harms a buyer is a valid path toward serious conflict, and potentially a CK.

General

Using drugs in front of police without proper concealment or reason is reckless RP.
You cannot use a drug and then drop its effects for convenience. The effect lasts as long as the times above.
FM and staff may adjust drug availability, pricing, or effects at any time.

Know what you're selling. Know what you're taking. The streets don't forgive mistakes.