Gang Territory, Gang Wars and Tribute Zones

A full gang layer for ESX and QBCore servers. Members open one UI with /gangmap and run everything from there: the map, war history, loyalty leaderboard, boss tools and requests. Ships with five preset territories (Families, Ballas, Vagos, Korean, Bondi) and five tribute businesses (Suds Law Laundromat, The Taco Farmer, SHO Noodle House, Pipeline Inn, Rex's Diner) so you can drop it in and start playing the same night.

What's in the UI

• Gang Map: coordinates and colors from the config render as territory blips.
• War History: every declared war and its result is logged and visible to members.
• Personal & Gang Info: player and gang details in one panel, with logo changes locked to the boss.
• Loyalty Leaderboard: winning general wars, turf wars and tribute events feeds loyalty points that rank your gang.

Wars

• General Wars: one gang sends a call to another. The other side accepts or rejects. If accepted, the fight runs to a set kill count with a set cash prize, and the pot is pulled from the losing gang and paid to the winner.
• Turf Wars: step into another gang's territory and start a fight with /startturfwar. Wins push you up the loyalty board.
• Tribute Zones: events fire automatically on the schedule set in cfg.lua, or an admin can trigger one manually with /starttribute. All gangs fight for the zone, whoever holds the most bodies inside for the capture duration wins, and the winning gang collects tribute from that business until the next event.

Boss tools and player systems

• Clothing: official support for qb-clothing, illenium-appearance and others through the config, or override the function with your own.
• Stash: works with ox_inventory, qb-inventory and qs-inventory out of the box.
• Garage and boss management: hooks are exposed so you can wire them into whatever systems your server already uses.
• Target and inventory: ox_target, qb-target, ox_inventory, qb-inventory and qs-inventory are supported, and new ones can be added.

Performance and files

• Idles at 0.00 to 0.01ms.
• Fully open source.

Dependencies

• ESX or QBCore (any version).
• ox_lib.