Join an Existing Gang or MC
Apply to join an already-approved group and show how your character fits its story.
Apply to join →Community factions
GANGS & MOTORCYCLE CLUBS
Build fictional organization stories through structured membership, original group creation, and motorcycle-club communities.
Fictional groups & organizations
Strong characters. Shared stories.
Roleplay organizations can create rivalries, friendships, neighborhood identities, rides, gatherings and long-term plots. Every group requires responsible leadership and consent-aware scenes.
Found a Gang
Introduce an original fictional organization with a clear identity, leadership and code of conduct.
Create a gang →Create a Motorcycle Club
Form an original MC with its own ride culture, leadership, events, patch concept and character stories.
Create an MC →How group approval works
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Submit a character or group concept.
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Community staff review originality, conduct and RP fit.
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Group leadership and moderators discuss scene rules.
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Approved groups develop stories within community standards.
Faction roleplay should stay roleplay.
MDPSRP encourages character-based plots—not harassment, real-world criminal recruitment, discriminatory group identities, non-consensual intimidation, or sharing instructions for real wrongdoing.
Founding a gang or MC does not automatically grant a territory, clubhouse, special vehicles, police exemptions, or exclusive gameplay privileges.
Independent fictional creations. Do not copy real gangs, real criminal organizations, or real motorcycle club insignia. Staff can reject concepts that violate community safety and fair-play expectations.
How to create your own organization
Starting a group takes more than a name.
We want original, active groups that contribute to story quality. Whether you are building a street gang, a crew, or a motorcycle club, leadership should be prepared to run scenes responsibly.
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Identity
Define your name, culture, purpose, leadership structure and public-facing image.
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Members
Show who will lead, who will recruit, and how prospects or hang-arounds fit into the story.
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Scene quality
Explain what scenes you create for civilians, police, EMS, courts and rival groups.
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Longevity
Have a plan for conflict resolution, inactivity, leadership changes and fair-play expectations.
What a gang or MC can do
Create neighborhood presence, rivalries, rides, public meetups, club nights, protection schemes, fronts, and legal or illegal fiction-based storylines within server rules.
What leadership is responsible for
Leaders are expected to de-escalate OOC issues, maintain group standards, coordinate with staff when needed, and keep scenes fun for other players.
What approval does not guarantee
Approval does not mean exclusive turf, rule immunity, police immunity, free businesses, or special privileges. Story quality matters more than labels.
Strong application details
FOUNDER CONCEPT BUILDER
Could your group succeed beyond day one?
Work through a public planning outline for your fictional gang, crew or motorcycle club. This planner runs in your browser; it does not submit private data or grant approval.
Your notes stay in this browser until you download them; this is not an application submission.