Gangs and factions around The Lost and Damned center on outlaw bike clubs and their rivals, with colors, cuts, and turf that explain who is friend or threat.
Category
Gang
Gang entries and their turf, look, and specialty within the game world.
The Lost MC
The Lost MC controls Acter and specializes in biker brotherhood. Use territory and leader fields to track encounters and missions.
- Category
- Gang
- Territory
- Acter
- District
- Alderney
- Leader
- Johnny Klebitz; Billy Grey
- Specialty
- Biker brotherhood
- Gang color
- Black
The Angels of Death
The Angels of Death controls Bohan and specializes in rival biker club. Use territory and leader fields to track encounters and missions.
- Category
- Gang
- Territory
- Bohan
- District
- Bohan
- Specialty
- Rival biker club
- Gang color
- Black and White
The Uptown Riders
The Uptown Riders controls North Holland and specializes in luxury bikes. Use territory and leader fields to track encounters and missions.
- Category
- Gang
- Territory
- North Holland
- District
- Algonquin
- Specialty
- Luxury bikes
- Gang color
- Gold and Black
The AOD
The AOD controls Algonquin and specializes in drug running. Use territory and leader fields to track encounters and missions.
- Category
- Gang
- Territory
- Algonquin
- District
- Algonquin
- Specialty
- Drug running
- Gang color
- White
The Lost Brotherhood
The Lost Brotherhood controls Broker and specializes in brotherhood chapter. Use territory and leader fields to track encounters and missions.
- Category
- Gang
- Territory
- Broker
- District
- Broker
- Leader
- Jason Michaels
- Specialty
- Brotherhood chapter
- Gang color
- Black
The Blue Kings
The Blue Kings controls Alderney and specializes in street crew. Use territory and leader fields to track encounters and missions.
- Category
- Gang
- Territory
- Alderney
- District
- Alderney
- Specialty
- Street crew
- Gang color
- Blue
The Pegorino Family
The Pegorino Family controls Westdyke and specializes in mafia. Use territory and leader fields to track encounters and missions.
- Category
- Gang
- Territory
- Westdyke
- District
- Alderney
- Leader
- Jimmy Pegorino
- Specialty
- Mafia
- Gang color
- Pink
The Russian Mafia
The Russian Mafia controls Broker and specializes in organized crime. Use territory and leader fields to track encounters and missions.
- Category
- Gang
- Territory
- Broker
- District
- Broker
- Leader
- Dimitri Rascalov
- Specialty
- Organized crime
- Gang color
- Black
How gangs shape the map
Territory is the main clue. A gang that holds a district appears more often there, drives its favored cars through the streets, and posts members near mission givers or safe areas. Crossing a border can flip the crowd from neutral to hostile without any story trigger.
Colors and clothing confirm the faction before a weapon is drawn. Jackets, hats, and vehicle paint read faster than the minimap when traffic is dense or night has fallen.
Respect, missions, and hostility
Many entries in this era use a respect or loyalty system. Helping one gang can lower standing with its rivals and change which phones ring and which bosses trust you. That is why the same district can feel quiet in one chapter and tense in the next.
Mission ties matter when a job asks for a gang car or a specific neighborhood. Knowing which faction drives which vehicle saves a long search, especially where spawn points cluster near industrial yards, docks, or housing blocks.
Using the comparison fields
Leader, territory, district, gang color, symbol, gang car, and specialty stay together per row so you can compare factions at a glance. Specialty explains what the group does rather than where it parks, while territory and district explain where you will meet it. If a row shows no value for a field, that detail was not documented for this title rather than missing from the game.
FAQ
How do I tell gangs apart on the street?
Use clothing color, gang car, and district. A faction that favors a car or color in one neighborhood will repeat that pattern near its turf.
Why is a gang hostile without a mission trigger?
Territory and story progress decide hostility. Crossing into rival turf or advancing the story can flip a district from neutral to aggressive.
Do gangs affect available missions?
Yes. Boss phones and mission givers tie to specific crews, so respect or chapter progress changes who offers work and where the phone rings.
What does specialty tell me?
Specialty describes the crew business, such as narcotics, protection, arms, or political cover. It explains why a gang holds a particular district, how it looks and why it holds it.
Why are some fields blank?
A blank means that detail was not verifiable for this title. The row keeps the verified fields and leaves the rest empty rather than guessing.