Ultimate Drug Empire Script
One burner phone runs your whole drug network
Peuren Scripts writes for the criminal side of FiveM. The catalog is small and pointed, a Gang Script and an Ultimate Drug Empire Script, and both ship with ESX, QBCore and Qbox support out of the box.
Peuren Scripts is a criminal-roleplay specialist. The catalog is only two releases deep, but both are aimed at the same job: giving a server real gang structure and a drug economy that players can actually climb.
The Gang Script handles the org side. Members, ranks, territory, the paperwork of running a crew inside the city. The Ultimate Drug Empire Script handles the money side, from picking product and running labs to moving weight through the map. They work as a pair on the same server, and each one stands up on its own if you only want half the loop.
Both resources target ESX, QBCore and Qbox in the same download, so you are not picking a framework build at checkout. That matters when a server migrates mid-life, which happens often in the QBCore to Qbox jump.
The Gang Script is the identity layer. You get gangs with owners, ranks and permissions, member management, and territory that a crew can hold and defend. It is the backbone script a server uses to give criminal factions weight instead of just a Discord role and a tag over the head.
The Ultimate Drug Empire Script is the economy layer sitting on top. Players start small, level up through drug tiers, unlock better product and better routes as they go. Territories tie back into the Gang Script side, so who controls what corner actually feeds who is earning.
The style across both is progression-first. Nothing is handed out at spawn. A new gang starts weak, a new dealer starts on the bottom rung, and the config decides how fast either climbs. That is the specific niche Peuren works in: mid-to-long-term criminal roleplay where a session two months from now still has somewhere to go.
The two products are also written to talk to each other. Buying the pair gives a server one coherent criminal system instead of two scripts fighting over the same jobs table.
Both scripts ship for ESX, QBCore and Qbox in the same resource. That covers most live servers, including ones mid-migration from QB to Qbox where you would otherwise be waiting on the creator to catch up.
Installation is the standard FiveM flow. Drop the resource into resources, add it to server.cfg, run the SQL, restart. Framework detection is handled on start, so you are editing config rather than swapping code branches by hand.
Config files are where the design of these scripts lives. Gang caps, territory rules, drug tiers, xp per action, prices and payouts are all in config.lua style files rather than buried in server-side logic. That is the layer a server owner is expected to spend time in before launch, and it is the layer that lets the same download feel different on a 60-slot serious RP server and a 200-slot casual one.
Check the individual product pages for the current version, exact dependencies and escrow status before install.
Instant delivery to your keymaster account after checkout, so you can be dropping the resource into resources within a minute of purchase. Every update the creator ships is pulled into your account automatically, which matters more for gang and drug scripts than most, since these are the ones players stress-test hardest and the ones that get the most balancing patches.
Support requests go through the store, and the catalog is organised so you can see the Gang Script and the Ultimate Drug Empire Script side by side and decide whether to buy them as a pair or start with one and add the other later.
Two criminal-roleplay resources. The Gang Script handles gangs, ranks, members and territory. The Ultimate Drug Empire Script handles drug tiers, production and sales with a progression system on top.
Both scripts support ESX, QBCore and Qbox in the same download. Framework detection runs on start, so you do not need a separate build per framework. Check the product page for the current supported versions before install.
Yes. They are built to run on the same server and share the territory and gang layer, so the crew that controls an area is the crew earning from the drug economy in it. You can also run either one on its own if you only need half the loop.
Standard FiveM install. Drop the resource into your resources folder, add it to server.cfg, import the SQL and restart. Balancing lives in the config file rather than in server-side code, so most of your setup time goes into tuning tiers, prices and territory rules.
Escrow status depends on the individual product and its current version. Check the product page before buying if you have a strict open-source or edit-in-place policy on your server.
Updates the creator ships get pulled into your keymaster account automatically. Gang and drug scripts get patched often because players hammer them, so keeping the resource current matters more here than for a static MLO or clothing pack.
Support requests go through this store. Include your server framework, script version and a clear description of what you were doing when the issue happened, since drug and gang bugs are usually state-specific and hard to reproduce cold.