Northline guidebook

Get comfortable in Northline, fast.

Start with the basics, then open a guide for the job or system you want to learn next.

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Before you jump in

The things most new players need first.

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Start with your phone

Press P in-game. Most of the systems you will use first live there, including jobs, banking, government, properties, and 911.

  • Open Job Finder early.
  • Check Government before doing something risky.
  • Use Bank to keep an eye on your balance.
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Learn where your money and items go

Cash, bank money, inventory items, safe storage, and Town Hall storage all work a little differently. Knowing the basics saves a lot of confusion later.

  • Deposit cash at ATMs.
  • Store items in safes or storage.
  • Keep less value on you when possible.
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Pick a job that fits your night

Courier, police, medic, mayor, citizen, and store-owner roles all create different kinds of RP. Start simple and branch out once you know the city better.

  • Use Job Finder and set a waypoint.
  • Do not worry if a job shows $0 salary.
  • Read the role guide before jumping in.
Most-used phone apps

Keep these in mind.

Job Finder

Browse jobs, check open slots, and set waypoints.

Government

See the current tax rate, laws, and illegal items.

Bank

Check your bank balance before visiting an ATM.

Properties

Manage property, storage, and saved layouts.

911 Report

Report robberies, fights, suspicious activity, or other emergencies.

Tweeter

Use the city feed for public chatter, business posts, and RP hooks.

Core basics

Learn the systems that power everyday play.

These guides cover the basics that almost everyone uses sooner or later, like money, banking, inventory, property, and starter storage.

Jobs available

Pick a job guide.

Choose a role below to learn how it works, what tools you will use, and what to expect once you are in the job.