🧥 Dress Code

Gangs in Blackridge County are required to maintain a clear and identifiable visual presence. Clothing plays a major role in immersion, recognition, and fair roleplay—especially when dealing with other gangs.

🌈 Identifiable Colourway

• Each gang must have a staff-approved, identifiable colourway.

• Members are not required to wear identical outfits, but they must clearly represent the same colour scheme.

• Colours should be visible and obvious at a glance. Subtle accents alone are not sufficient.

• Masks, coats, hats, and accessories should still reflect the gang’s colourway where reasonably possible.

🔫 Hostilities & Gang Interactions

• During any hostility, conflict, or interaction involving another gang, all participating members MUST be wearing their correct gang colourway.

• This includes ambushes, standoffs, fights, territory disputes, and formal meetings, sit-downs, negotiations, or arranged interactions between gangs.

• Colourways are required even when weapons are not drawn and the interaction is intended to be peaceful or diplomatic.

• Failure to be correctly identified during these interactions may result in gang penalties.

⚠️ Illegal Jobs, Robberies & Heists

• For illegal activities not involving another gang, such as banks, robberies, and heists, gang members may wear alternate or neutral clothing.

• Disguises are permitted for these activities, provided they are not used to bypass identification rules during gang-on-gang roleplay.

❗ Additional Expectations

• All gang clothing must be period-appropriate and fit the setting of Blackridge County.

• Members may not intentionally remove, hide, or obscure identifying colours during gang interactions to gain an advantage.

• Gang leadership is responsible for ensuring members understand and comply with these clothing requirements.

• Staff reserve the right to require clearer identification or adjustments to colourways if necessary to maintain roleplay clarity and fairness.