Attacking Mobsters & Warlists

Attacking

The standard guideline is to attack a mobster no more than three times in a short period. Attacking more than this is often considered over-attacking by other players. The only common exception is when a player is listed on the Hit List.

This is an informal guideline and not an official rule. Repeatedly attacking the same player may result in retaliation, being placed on the Hit List, or being attacked in return.

If you are sent to the hospital, you must heal before you can attack another mobster.

You may punch mobsters of any level. However, once a target is in the hospital, you will need Police Badges to continue dealing damage.

Police Badges are earned through missions and are explained on another page.

You may still punch opponents who are in the hospital, as well as while you are currently dead.

Attack Tab

Clicking the Attack tab displays a list of mobsters you can fight. This list includes players at your level, up to 5 levels below, and up to 10 levels above you.

Each mobster’s size is shown, indicating how many allies they may have in a fight.

When you attack another mobster:

If you win, you earn cash and experience.
If you lose, you lose cash, but no experience points are deducted.

Rivals Tab

The Rivals tab is located under the Attack tab. This section displays a list of mobsters who have attacked you and won.

It shows how many fights you have lost and how many retaliations you currently have.

If you have retaliations against a lower-level player, you may continue attacking them until your retaliations are used up. Once you run out, a message will appear telling you to find someone your own size to fight.

Warlists

Warlists are where you can save mobsters you want to easily find and attack later. Each saved list is called a warsheet.

You can create multiple warsheets on your account at no cost.

📝 Creating a Warsheet

Go to the Warlist/Warsheets area (under the Attack tab).
Enter a title for your warsheet.
Click Create.

Once created, click on the warsheet name to open its options.

⚙️ Warsheet Options

After opening a warsheet, you’ll see several menu options:

1. Access

Lets you give other IDs (accounts not on your current email) access to the warsheet.
You can allow them to:
- View the warsheet only, or
- Edit it
If given edit permissions, they can add or remove targets from your warsheet.

2. Delete Warsheet

Clicking this will show a confirmation prompt.
You must type a specific phrase to confirm deletion.
This helps prevent accidentally deleting a warsheet you want to keep.

3. Add/Edit Target

Use this to:
- Add a target to the warsheet by ID
- Add notes (for example: why they’re listed)
- Set their priority

4. Remove Target

Type the ID of the mobster you want to remove from the warsheet.
That target will be removed from the list.

🚫 Removing Yourself from External Warsheets

On the warsheet, just under the title and to the right side, you’ll see a red icon with:

An arrow pointing left with a vertical line behind it

This is the option to remove yourself from someone else’s warsheet (an external warsheet you were added to).

Clicking it will show a confirmation message.
Confirming will remove your ID as a viewer from that warsheet.

What the Warlist Shows

Under the options area, you’ll see the warsheet itself.
Each entry in the Warlist displays:

ID – The mobster’s ID number
Name – Their in-game name
Level – Their current level
Priority – Shown by different colored skulls
Deaths – How many times they’ve died since being added to the warsheet
Status – Their current state:
- Alive – They’re not in the hospital, and you can attack them normally.
- Hospital – They’re in the hospital; you can punch or hitlist them instead.
- Dead – They’re dead, and you cannot interact with them until they revive.

BRAWLS

Brawls (sometimes referred to as Brawler) are a feature found under the Attack tab. When entering the Brawl section, players are given three options: Punchie Paulie, Ape-shit Artie, and Tankin’ Tony.

If you place in the top 20 on the daily leaderboard, you will receive one extra boost that lasts for 7 days after activation.

Punchie Paulie grants an extra punch damage boost.
Ape-shit Artie grants an attack damage boost.
Tankin’ Tony grants a defense boost.

You can view how many brawls you have completed on your Stats page.

Achievements for Brawls are currently in the planning phase.