Profile

At the top you see the family identity. If a banner exists, the page uses it as a background. If the family is the strongest in the city, a ruling badge appears. The name and slogan sit in the center so you always know whose territory you’re looking at.

The tabs keep the page organized. Profile shows the family structure and status. Perks shows all purchased family upgrades. If the family is down, most tabs become unavailable.

Profile opens with the current status of the family. Active, recovering from losses, locked in war or in stable condition. If there is an active war, the page shows who they are fighting, the current state of the conflict and when the last action happened. This lets you see instantly whether the family is peaceful or in open battle.

The Overview box contains all core statistics: which city the family belongs to, how many members are inside, the family’s total value, daily spot profit, bank balance and leave-money. These numbers show financial strength, growth potential and risk.

Leadership shows who runs the family. Don, consigliere and sottocapo each have their own slot. Capos appear below them. Every leader card shows the player’s username, profile picture, rank and current condition: online, offline, in coma or recovering. Clicking their name sends you straight to their profile page.

Members displays all remaining family members. Each player has a small card with their profile picture, username, rank and state. If a member is in coma, their card shows the coma overlay. This section helps you see who is active, who is missing and who might be vulnerable during war. Members with a spot also show their business ownership in the Spot Owners section.

Spot Owners lists all members who own businesses. The list is grouped by city, showing the spot name, daily profit, activity status and the owner’s portrait. This gives a clear view of how important each member is for the family economy and how spread out the influence is.

Capos & Regimes displays each capo and the members assigned under them. This is the internal structure of the family. Capos lead small groups, and this tab shows how many they have and in what condition those players are. It also helps you see which regimes are active and which ones are weak or empty.

Perks shows all active family upgrades. Every perk card includes the perk name, the benefit, the assigned member (if any), the expiration time or purchase time. If a perk is green, it is currently active. If the family is down, the perks remain visible but no longer function.

Salary Overview explains the configured hourly payouts, if the family has enabled them. Each salary type displays its status, payout amount and whether the family bank can support these envelopes. If payouts are disabled, the card displays a neutral note.

Together, these sections let you read a family’s power, stability and hierarchy at a glance. Everything you see on the page can be used to judge their strength, their weaknesses and their ability to survive the city.

FAQ

When does a family receive the ruling badge?
The badge appears when the family holds strength rank #1 in its city. This is based on controlled spots, wealth and member power.

Why do some family members show a coma or recovery icon?
These players were attacked. Coma means completely disabled until waking. Recovery means they’re healing but not yet fully effective.

How does the war status work?
If the family is in a declared war, the page shows the opposing families, the current state of the conflict and the time since the last action.

Why are some tabs hidden when a family is down?
A downed family loses access to leadership, perks and ranking features. Only basic identity remains visible.

How is family strength calculated?
Strength is a combination of total power, spot ownership, bank position, days standing and loyal members.