This page is the war ledger of Pentito. Every tracked conflict between two families ends up here, with numbers, timelines and statements from both sides. It doesn’t start or stop wars. It just records what actually happened in terms of kills, comas and bullets between families.
At the top you see how many family pairs are currently tracked, how many of those have been active in the last 24 hours and when the last engagement was logged. That tells you if the city is quiet or if families are still shooting at each other.
The Statistics section shows two leaderboards when you open it. The first one ranks families by casualties they caused in family-on-family violence: kills, comas and a total casualty score. The second one ranks families by the number of wars they started. Use the Previous and Next buttons under each board to move through the pages if there are more families than fit on one screen.
Below that you see a separate block for every war pair. Each block shows Family A versus Family B, how many encounters were recorded between them and whether they are still considered active in the last 24 hours. Use the Show report button to open or collapse the detailed report for that specific war.
Inside a war report you see both families side by side. For each family you get totals for bullets used, kills inflicted, deaths taken, comas inflicted and comas taken. This gives a quick idea of who pushed harder and who paid the highest price in that specific conflict.
The casualty intel section goes deeper and breaks things down per victim. You can see which family inflicted which kill or coma and on whom. Entries are shown in smaller pages so the list stays readable. Use the pagination inside each block to move through more entries if needed.
Every war pair also has a Statements section. Each family can post a single official statement for that war, visible to everyone who opens the report. If you see a textarea and Save button under your family’s name, you have permission to write or update your side of the story. There is a character limit, so keep it sharp and to the point.
At the bottom you find the comments. These are shorter messages players can add to the war report. Comments show the author and when they were posted. If you have moderation rights, you will also see a Delete button next to each comment to clean up spam or trash talk that goes too far. If you see a comment box and Post button, you can add your own note to the record.
All timestamps on this page follow the game’s configured timezone shown in the data attributes, so the order of events is consistent for all players.
FAQ
What does the Family Wars page show in Pentito?
The Family Wars page shows every tracked conflict between two families, including kills, comas, bullets used and a timeline of engagements. It is a historical and live overview of family-on-family violence, not a control panel to start wars.
How are wars counted on the Family Wars statistics?
Wars are counted when there are recorded encounters between two families, such as kills or comas between members of those families. The statistics section uses those records to calculate tracked wars, active wars in the last 24 hours and rankings for kills, comas and wars started.
What is the difference between the casualty leaderboard and the wars leaderboard?
The casualty leaderboard ranks families by the number of kills and comas they inflicted in family wars. The wars leaderboard ranks families by how many wars they started. Together they show who does the most damage and who lights the most fuses.
Why is a war marked as active or dormant?
A war is marked active when there has been at least one recorded engagement between the two families in the last 24 hours. If nothing happens for a while, the pair switches to dormant, meaning the system still tracks it but no recent shots or comas were logged.
Who can post or edit war statements for a family?
Only players with the proper family permissions can post or edit a statement for their side in a war. If you see a statement text area and Save button under your family’s name, you are allowed to write or update your official message. If you do not see the input, you cannot post a statement.
Who can comment on a war and who can delete comments?
Players who see the comment box at the bottom of a war report can post comments. Some roles have extra moderation rights and see a Delete button next to each comment. Those players can remove comments from the war report if they break the rules or clutter the log.