GTA6RP33 days to GTA 6Your RP file: Lv 1, Newcomer
Original illustration: a night city street with a police light bar and a microphone

RP Passport

A passport for the character you plan to play: one city scene a day, three choices, one stamp.

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RP Passport

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RP PASSPORT

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Fan-made for a fictional character · not an ID

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Milestones: new covers at 7, 14 and 30 stamps.

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Choose what your character would do. Each choice earns today's stamp; the explanation appears here.

Gold for great roleplay, silver for safe, bronze for a rule broken. 40 pages, one for each day until GTA 6 launches. A fan game, not an ID.

How character continuity works on real RP servers

On a serious roleplay server you usually play one character for weeks or months, and everything they do adds up. The people you helped remember you, the shop you scratched a car at holds a grudge, and the officer who pulled you over will know your face next time. That shared memory is what makes a city feel alive, and it is why many servers ask for a short backstory when you apply.

A few habits keep a character consistent: write a short character sheet (name, job, two traits, one goal, like the ones on the character card studio) and stick to it; keep notes of who your character has met and what they owe; react with what your character knows, never with what you saw on a stream or in Discord (metagaming); and respect the new life rule after your character goes down (NLR). Some servers also allow a character kill to end a story for good, usually only with both players' agreement.

The passport's daily scenes practise exactly these choices. They are written for GTA V roleplay as it works today: GTA 6 roleplay servers do not exist yet, and nobody knows what tools they will have. For the basics, start with what GTA roleplay is and the rules and etiquette guide.

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How does the RP Passport work?

Make a character (a nickname, a role, a vibe and a backstory hook), then come back each day for one short city scene with three choices. Pick what your character would do: the choice earns that day's stamp, gold, silver or bronze depending on how good the roleplay is, with a short explanation. The passport has 40 pages, one for each day until GTA 6 comes out on 19 November 2026.

How are choices graded?

Gold choices stay in character, take danger seriously (value of life) and give other players something to play with. Silver choices are fine but play it safe or let a scene end. Bronze choices break a common server rule, such as metagaming, powergaming or talking out of character. The rules and etiquette guide explains each one.

What happens if I miss a day?

Nothing bad: that page just stays empty. Your daily streak on the Road to Launch pass can be covered by a streak saver, as on every other daily. The passport fills again from the next scene you play.

Is my character saved anywhere?

Only in this browser. The nickname never leaves your device. When you choose, an anonymous count of which option was picked is sent so that, once 20 people have played that day, you can see what others chose. No names, no free text.

RP Wardrobe

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RP Wardrobe

What does your character wear today?

One dress-code brief a day, 87 original items to unlock, stars for tag fit, colour and the daily twist, and a card to share.

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