A free, open, community-driven collection of roleplay guides and handbooks for GTA V across all multiplayer platforms — FiveM, RageMP, alt:V, and beyond.
Note: Please notice that there can be inaccurarcy in the contents. If that happens, please let me know
Upcoming Updates: Further on, I will be uploading some Microsoft Word (or PDF) templates. If you require like Spreadsheets Templates (Google Sheet), I do this commercially, because it involves automation using Google Apps Script. Read here
The project began with the initial idea of archiving many old roleplay documents (but too precious to delete). It first it was just a bunch of documents. However, it turns out that these documents still can be put into a good use.
There seem to be no single, centralised source of GTA V roleplay documentation. Guides are scattered across Discord servers, forum threads, and private Google Docs — often locked behind server memberships or deleted when a community folds. This repository exists to change that: a permanent, public, platform-agnostic archive that anyone can read, copy, improve, and build upon.
Disclaimer: This project was assisted by AI for more accurate contents. And the first author's native language is not English.
I want to be honest that many of the contents in here have been derivated for universal use. However, the north pole of the roleplay style is more into the American style, especially in terms of law enforcement, military, government, and all other governmental-level departments.
- Browse — Navigate the folders above or use GitHub's search to find a topic.
- Download — Click any file and use the Raw or Download button, or clone the entire repository:
git clone https://github.com/Apollo-Flight-Program/GTA-V-Roleplay-Guides-and-Handbooks.git
- Share — All content is released under CC0 (public domain). You are free to share, adapt, and redistribute it without restriction or attribution.
We welcome guides, handbooks, corrections, and improvements from anyone. Please read CONTRIBUTING.md for the full process, but the short version is:
- Fork this repository.
- Add or edit files in the appropriate folder.
- Open a Pull Request describing what you added or changed.
All content in this repository is released under the Creative Commons Zero v1.0 Universal (CC0) license. To the extent possible under law, the contributors have waived all copyright and related rights. See LICENSE for the full legal text.
