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SLAYERMEN MOTORCYCLE CLUB
Introduction
The Slayermen Motorcycle Club, also known as Slayers MC, is a one-percenter motorcycle gang, founded in San Andreas. The mother chapter was established in Los Santos, San Andreas in 1968 by Vietnam war veterans. The original members felt that the society they returned from war to, does not fit in their beliefs or life, choosing to live as outcasts together. The first acting president was George "Rocket" Robertson, who along with his trusted members made the Slayermen a prominent force in Los Santos. As the club grew in numbers, it expanded in other cities, opening chapters in New York, Chicago, Texas and others. After Roberton's death in 1974, Peter "Gran" Cornwell took the wheel of the organization. He led it through ups and downs as the club either progressed or moved back. The first major event was in 1976 when the club rose in national fame after members were involved in a shoot out against a local Hispanic gang from Los Flores, leaving five dead and four injured. In the effect of this event, the local FBI office opened a case file and began working against the club. The Slayers began handling themselves more low-key, avoiding any type of attention, opening legal businesses to cover up their income. In 1992, Cornwell was arrested, leaving the then club treasurer Nikolai "Nine" Taylor in the president spot. In 1994, Misha "Lucifer" Rodderick took over the club. The Federal Bureau of Investigation classify the Slayermen as a motorcycle gang, contending that members carry out widespread violence, drug dealing, trafficking in stolen goods, and extortion. Members of the organization have continuously asserted that they are only a group of motorcycle enthusiasts who have joined to ride motorcycles together, to organize different social events.
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 | After a local meeting by a group of Vietnam war veterans, the Slayermen Motorcycle Club was created in Los Santos, in 15th January 1968. Together it was decided to make a new chapter in the San Andreas state in order to block other motorcycle clubs from penetrating in that state. George "Rocket" Robertson was the most notorious member of the group at the time and was selected to take the lead of the newly founded club, he was 25 years at the time. Much saw him as being ruthless and having no value for human life, making him a figure to fear by his members. After a fellowship decision, the club settled in Los Flores. The Hispanic infested neighborhood caused the club to gain several members of Mexican origin to their side, making the membership mixed. The Las Venturas and San Fierro cities were both taken in |
control by other rival motorcycle clubs such as the Mongols and Outlaws, in Los Santos there were far less club activities at the time, so there was a good chance to settle in there peacefully. The steady roots of the club quickly turned into the criminal life as different drug-related opportunities of work were crawling in their way. Pushed by local gangs, the Slayermen had to take a stand as their first incident came in 20th March 1970. After a confrontation at a local grocery store, Slayermen member Eru "Pipe" Rodriguez, shot a local Hispanic gang member to death. This incident led to several future confrontations which under the lead or Robertson, were dealt with an overcoming move as the small time gangs disappeared one by one. During this time, the club patched many nomadic members and soon the first chapter opened in Liberty City in 1973. After a confrontation between the Angels of Death and the Slayermen at a local bar, a fight broke out. In the brawl, Robertson suffered severe neck injuries, which left him dead on spot.
The death of the first president stunned the club, but the members knew they had to move quick, as tough times were coming at their way. Peter "Gran" Cornwell was appointed the new club president. He was the most well known young sergeant at arms at the time in the Slayermen ranks, thanks to his reputation. Much saw him as being the most prospective one with a bright future in the club. After a group decision at the church meeting, Peter was granted with a right to take over. With various help from nomads, he settled the club in East of Los Santos on 16th March 1974. In effect of successfully establishing the chapter's move, the road captain Jonathan "Crusher" Bellwack and the patchmember Thomas O'Realy from the Nomads chapter left. Cornwell led the club alongside with Micheal "Mitch" Carlson as the vice president. They were backed by Joseph "Butcher" Clarkson as the sergeant at arms, Raul "Storm" Garza and Steve "Ope" McCarty as main patchmembers. They were viewed as the five powerful forces of the chapter. Along with them was Joshua "Scar" Graham, who was a prospect at the time. Cornwell moved the club's direction to a more vicious and aggressive side, making many new enemies. Violence turned into a need for the club, who progressed in crimes performed and arrested members. As time passed, the club settled down more and more. Members either joined or transferred from different chapters, expanding the club's size. Joseph "Dirty" Hayworth, then a young Nomad for the Slayermen approached the club. Operating on the territory of Los Santos and often being called in aid of several nation wide chapters, he was no stranger to what he was getting in. Shortly after, he was accepted as a Sergeant at Arms and proved to be a capable Slayerman. Along with him, came the arrival of Nikolai "Nine" Taylor. Nine was from a Tennessee chapter. Known as a gun expert, he often spent time modifying different weaponry, putting it to better use. Often having a self-modified fully automatic nine millimeter pistol, he was given the road name of "Nine". June 13, 1974 was a dark day and a turnout in what was going to be, the beginning of the club's long history. During a road trip to the county, Micheal "Mitch" Carlson, Steve "Ope" McCarty and Joseph "Butcher" Carlson were killed, in what was a Vagos gang attack. Ope and Butcher died on spot, while Mitch was hospitalized, but later died from his wounds. The hit was a major blow to the club and changes were necessary, so the order can be kept. In a big call, Joshua "Scar" Graham, then a patchmember, was appointed as the acting vice-president and Nikolai "Nine" Taylor took the treasurer spot. Scar proved to be more than capable in the start, taking good control of the club. Cornwell and Graham were different personalities, which made the club balance itself in decision making and control. Managing to make it stay on perfect ground even after the big blow, members from the Los Santos and other chapters, directed a newfound respect to Scar.
The reputation of the Slayermen was of a fearless bunch, who didn't bend under any type of pressure, and they were aiming to keep it that way. July 26, 1974 was the day that the first major war with the Slayermen's involvement erupted. The club traveled to a turf known as being under the strict control of the Vagos. Not hesitating, the Slayers made their move, shooting on sight. Killing and injuring many of the Vagos members on the scene, the retaliation attack was completed. This marked the beginning of a war which may have cooled down, but was never forgotten. Over the next years the Slayermen were under the surveillance by both the Los Santos Police Department and the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Being forced to watch out and lay low at all times, the club was careful with every move they made in the future. Two new prominent members later join. Robert "Sticky" Harris was the cousin of "Dirty". He was known as a vivid criminal, a master of theft in any form. Even the club members were careful of what they left around him. Brian "Grinder" Green was a member of a Michigan chapter. He transferred to the Los Santos chapter in 1986, providing to be a good and loyal member, closely getting in contact with the other members.
During the late 80s, the club faced more pressure as it had long on-going problems with local gangs from Seville, Ganton, Jefferson and Idlewood. Bumping with minor and major confrontations, this was a tough chapter in the history of the club, as much blood was shed on the streets. An alleged argument with the involvement of Seville and Slayer gang members led to the club's bar being shot up later during the day by men in green. This marked the second big local war for the Slayers. Both sides made hits on the opposition as the local police failed to control the heat. Cornwell didn't steer the club away from trouble, in fact led it into more as he desired to stand his ground. Police reported several brawls that occurred between Ballas and Slayermen members. During this wave, Cornwell made a business move towards dealing weapons, placing the drugs on second place. Club members took different trips out of the city as a crew, transporting the shipment of weaponry back in a garage located in Los Santos. With the shipments from other cities, Cornwell managed to create a distribution ring in the east area of the city. At that time the club was growing and faced much interest as more members were coming in. Even on house arrest at one time, Cornwell gave orders on different levels to the vice president Graham and the main enforcer Hayworth. With the growth of the crack epidemic and street gangs, many thought the club headed to a wrong direction, but the main command stood still for the following years. Wishing to be seen in a more positive side, which is distracting from the main happening, the treasurer Taylor opened a local liquor store and raised the use of the garage. The garage became a main sideway for the club to earn money as it was advertised properly, seeing a good level of clients. Bonds were made with a gang from El Corona, giving the club it's steady first ally on the street. The two gangs operated together until a dispute over money ruined the relationship. Two of the El Corona gang's high ranks were found dead while their leader left the city, missing. This didn't trouble Cornwell, who just kept looking forward. Soon Johnny "Jew" Lynch and Jason "Snake" Robertson joined the club as they proved to be trustworthy members in the future. Lynch was an old war veteran, a trusted man of Hayworth while Robertson was fast to sink comfortably with doing work for the higher ranks. In between of getting drunk, hunting and doing rides, the members lived freely. Their lifestyle began to be adored and glorified by medias, giving fame to the biker life. An idea born in the 60s, which turned into a whole movement for many.
In 1992, Cornwell was arrested and imprisoned for his involvement in various crime related activities. The club was briefly headed by Graham, who soon withdrew from his position. The investigation of the club was not stopped and soon the police put more pressure. Several drug and weapon connections were cut out and the money in the club became low, leading to different arguments. The city saw many changes in gang structures, led by the CRASH division operations. This made many mix-ups around the city as the Slayermen tried to lay more low than usual, avoiding their turn. In the near month, an operation was performed as the clubhouse was raided, arresting many of the members. Who was left out, fled the country to seek avoiding the police. Nikolai "Nine" Taylor was one of the people arrested members. After his release in 1993, he became the acting president of the club, alongside Joseph "Dirty" Hayworth as the temporary vice president. The club settled in Los Flores and began working under Los Santos based Italian mobs, who granted it work and payment. With Hayworth acting more sober, the club were seeking new enforcers. Johnny "Jew" Lynch and Jason "Snake" Robertson took the sergeant at arms and road captain spots, respectively. Jew was the sharp side of the club, getting himself often in trouble as he preferred the gun over talking.
Rebuilding the club in a new location, under the command of Taylor it drastically changed it's direction. The club opened doors for Hispanic members, who were great in numbers for the area. Meanwhile taking orders for local mobs, the Slayermen got back on their feet. At this time the club became very close on the inside, becoming cold to outsiders out of distrust. Many new members were either patch overs, transferred, ex-prisoners or associated to insiders. Under the supervision of Hayworth, the club moved back onto focusing mainly on drug distribution. The main alchemist for the drug ring operation was Miguel "Fox" Calderon, who was the so called cook for the crack and dope. Working various labs around the city, just one area wasn't enough. After a meeting, temporary ties were made with members of Varrios El Corona, giving a new spot for the club, who pushed street dealers to do the work. After the agreement ended, the club then put the bad memories aside, so they can shake hands with the Vagos, getting another corner. Close to Los Flores, this gave the club a dominant part of the map for business. The club lowered the aggressive level which Cornwell directed the club at and took part in organizing several local events such as fighting tournaments and car shows. The club stopped working for the mob and began operating independently like before. Everything seemed fine until a police raid performed by CRASH, discovered the main drug lab. The club settled in a remote location in East Los Santos and focused primary on keeping their other labs working. A deal was made with the police, as valuable information was given to them in order to cool down the situation. Hayworth luckily evading arrest, took his mind off track as his attitude changed even more. He stepped down to the sergeant at arms spot, while Taylor was calmly cruising the gang to a good direction. After a dispute between Lynch and Calderon, things in the club turned bad. A week later, Calderon was found stabbed to death under a bridge in Los Flores, an act committed by his club for betrayal. Wanting to be nothing less than a real brotherhood, the club continued to tolerate only those who were acting as brothers to each other, with respect. By this time, with it's various chapters, the club rose to fame as one of the big motorcycle clubs in the country. Other chapters were seeing their share of problems, but still managed to stay strong. One such chapter from Liberty City, managed to secure a connection in Los Santos between the Slayermen and the newly moved in Diablos. In exchange for territory work, Jason "English" Earls, a member of the club, secured peace between the two sides. By this time Hayworth took the drug control in his own hands again, slowly going back to sweating for the patch.
In 1994, Nikolai "Nine" Taylor, stepped down of control, handling only the business side back as a treasurer. Many volunteered for the president spot, but the core membership left it vacant. After a while, the clubhouse became more silent than usual, giving home to a couple of renegade lone riders, because club members were spread over the country. One day, a new and ambitious person, Misha "Lucifer" Rodderick, with his two loyal companions, Jenniffer Dixon and an agile guy called Flash showed up in the clubhouse, looking for an old connection in the Slayermen chapter, named "Dirty". Finding the chapter in a mess and dispute, the situation made Lucifer disappointed, as he didn't want to believe that one of most famous motorcycle clubs on west coast was in disarray. After spending a few days in Los Santos, Lucifer gained reputation, power and trust needed to be in charge of the group. His task isn't easy - to bring the Slayermen to the old glory it had once with help of his loyal companions and lone riders he met in town.
After grouping together with familiar and new faces, the group started pulling strings and setting connections through the city, calling back old members. Rodderick settled in the president position, while Harry "4R" Black was the vice president. The two didn't get along from the start. Harry was seen as one of the people who were going to net the leadership spot, until Rodderick arrived. Many disputes happened between the two as both men had their own opinions about subjects. Each had a group behind himself, ready to back him up. Harry wasn't having anything of what Lucifer was telling him. Instead he decided to take important manners in his own hands and act solo. The limit was reached when Harry tried to assault Lucifer's girlfriend Jenniffer. With a tough and long road on the way, Rodderick felt upcoming problems must be dealt with immediately. 4R was seen unfit and an order was given to eliminate him from the ranks, having him put in history as the first man killed by the club after Fox' murder.
Rodderick surrounded himself with trusted men, those who he felt would help him up in hard times. The club made connections and started supplying areas of Los Santos with guns, an agreement that kept the Slayermen off enemy grounds. Still, they had the Ballas to worry about as old rivalry along with newly made stirred conflicts led to the two organizations often meeting eye to eye in a violent way. Johny "Jew" Lynch, a known veteran was the new vice president, known as a violent and unstable man, he often caused conflicts, but his hard hand was of help in protection. Many hits and errands were set under his control or his personal involvement, with Andrew Chiller acting as the intelligence agent, gathering valuable information. Apart from watching their backs for any purple colors, the club was on it's feet. It had a strong membership and acquired some properties of interest in the city. Guns were being pushed to Temple, Seville and El Corona and everything else was smooth. During what was happening, Lucifer and his girlfriend Jenniffer slowly started to fade away from each other, loosing contact. She searched for happiness with another man - Brian "Black" Spillner, a soon to be Secretary. Rumors began spreading around the club of them two until one day the truth was unraveled. Lucifer felt the separation and wanted to let Jenniffer go. Avoiding any conflict, he gave way for the new love to be, while focusing all his energy on the club business.
During this time two old members returned from Vice City - Joshua Graham and Brian Green, with the second one becoming the Road Captain. Now in shape, the club was spread between drugs, guns and other businesses. At churches often time would pass discussing connections and where should the club head to with everyone pointing at a direction. Brian "Black" Spillner and Mike "Mad Mike" Smith were amongst the top members associated with drugs. Other members wanting to focus on drug shipments, while others kept the garage running, money was flowing in from everywhere and everyone wanted a cut and to be involved. With Peter "Gran" Cornwell being still in prison, the club showed no promise of going back to it's old ways. Instead it focused on a more civilized approach, often co-working with street gangs, law enforcement and other organized factions. As a whole, the club embraced the modern 90s approach and worked undercover on a lot of areas as it was now experienced, learning from it's past years of mistakes.
After many years, the Club had many Presidents, but most of them failed. Misha Rodderick had dissapeared in the 90's and noone ever saw him again. Now in 2013, Martin McKay came from San Fierro to Los Santos with his brother Jimmy McKay to visit the famous Slayermen Motorcycle Club. But to his displease, noone was there to welcome Martin. After a couple of weeks, Martin had learned that the clubhouse was for sell and decided to gather up some money and buy it. Now having bought the clubhouse, he even got more known and gained more friends. Together with his brother and a friend named Sheamus he decided to start a new chapter with him as the President. As the President, Martin had to make deals and organize the club. So he made his brother the Vice-President and Sheamus sergeant at arms. Jimmy, Martin's brother invited a couple of people to the club, including Casper, who is now Martin's secretary. Martin discovered there was a rat inside the club, and employed ''Kevin'' to find the rat and execute him. But Martin discovered the rat on his own, who is his own brother. Martin didn't doubt a second. He took out his revolver and shot Jimmy twice in the chest, with no regret. Not long later after the death of Jimmy, a man named Trevor Rogers showed up claiming to be the ex- Vice president. Martin and Trevor spoke with eachother and agreed that Trevor would be the new Vice President. Together they would start a new chapter.
The club grew slowly in numbers and also in power. Martin made more connections with various people including Micheal Ganzelli and Daiman Foley. Martin was now officialy regocnised by many people as the acting President, but he still had many enemies lurking around Los Santos trying to hit whenever they got the chance.
Martin met a man named T.J. who claimed he was a desert rider and asked for help to murder his leader. Martin took the offer and murdered the leader and also the desert riders crew members in the progress. As T.J. was the only one left of his crew, he now plead his loyalty to Slayermen MC and Martin accepted it. After the dissapearance of Kevin, Martin met a spanish man named Juliano, who he later nicknamed Espana.
After the dissapearance of Trevor Rogers, the club and its members weren't seen around the clubhouse. Nobody had seen Martin either for a while.
There were rumors about the move of the club to the more outside of the city. But noone believed the rumors were true. As the club was surrounded by enemies, Martin returned saying that he was on a trip. The club had become weaker by the time Martin had returned, and the rumors were becoming the truth, as he was thinking of expanding the club.
__________________________________________________________________________________  President
The highest rank within the club. The president is the leader of the chapter. He is the clubs figurehead and is usually the spokesman when dealing with the police or the media. The president is the chairman at club meetings and represents the chapter at national meetings. He has the most control on the club, often taking decisions on his own.
Vice President
This is the second rank in charge. When the president is unavailable, the vice president takes full control of the club and leads it until his return. He is close to the president and helps him in efficiently controlling the club. He mostly handles the inside part of the club, taking a big part in meetings.
Treasurer
The treasurer is the man responsible for the finances in the club. He has to make sure the club is running regularly, collecting fees, run funds and debts, keeping the records, signing contracts and organizing the money. He has to always keep his eyes open on the business side and get the club new business opportunities. He personally handles the information on members in the club, keeping it down.
Secretary
The secretary is the guy who keeps most of the records and lists regarding the club's changes. He maintains the club's constitution and often corresponds and communicates with outside sources for purposes. The member taking this position makes sure to listen to members and bring up any issues to the higher ranks, if necessary.
Sergeant At Arms
The sergeant at arms is the main enforcer for the club. His duty is to make sure everything is going well on the lower levels between the members and has to solve any small problems, often leading the members into tasks on his own. He enforces club procedures and maintains order at club meetings. The sergeant is in charge of security at gang events and he is responsible for attacks on rivals. The people taking this position are trusted members who have served a longer time than the patchmembers in the club and know its insides well.
Road Captain
The road captain is an enforcer for the club. His duty is to make sure everything is going well on the lower levels between the members. He helps to enforce club procedures and maintains order at club meetings. The road captain is responsible for rides, selecting routes, motorcycles and taking care of transporting important club load. The people taking this position are trusted members who have served a longer time than the patchmembers in the club and know its insides well.
Slayerman
Also known as patchmembers. Those are members of the club who have earned the right to wear the gangs colors, after a suitable period spent prospecting. They take part in the running of the club and attend the gangs weekly meeting. They are commonly referred to as members or patches.
Prospect
A prospect is a prospective member of the club who is yet to earn his patch. Prospects are expected to do what they are told and follow the orders of patchmembers. They must be prepared to engage in different activities to prove their loyalty to the gang. Prospects have no voting rights and do not attend meetings unless invited in.
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 | 1'/.er - Symbolizes that the person is a one-percenter, a term for an outlaw motorcycle club gang member.
8-Ball - 8-Ball symbolizes that the member has sold hard drugs such as cocaine, thus the term "an eight ball of coke". Also means the member lives on the edge and takes risks in his life.
13 - The 13 stands for the letter M, which means Marijuana. The patch shows that the biker is a marijuana drug dealer or a drug user. The 13 also means 12 jurors and the judge. This means the bikers are their own judge and jury. No one can judge them.
SFFS - Acronym for "Slayermen Forever, Forever Slayermen".
Ace of Spades - The Ace of Spades stands for the "Bringer of Death". This means the biker has killed for the club.
DILLIGAF - Acronym for "Do I Look Like I Give A Fuck", popular amongst bikers.
ITCB/ITCOB - Acronym for "I Took Care Of Business", meaning that the member has done something important in the name of the club.
Nickname - The patch that members wear, which has their nickname their are known as within the club.
Rank Patch - Represents the rank that the biker takes within the club. Each member has such a patch with his position written on it. The ranks include Prospect, Slayerman, Sergeant at Arms, Road Captain, Treasurer, Vice President and President.
The Three Piece - Those are the patches located on the back of the member's vest. The top rocker contains the name of the club - Slayermen. The bottom rocker has the club's location - San Andreas. Between them there is the death biker, the club's famous logo. These patches are property of the club and not the member and are valued highly as some members might be punished for loosing their vest.
Wings - Green wings may suggest the biker has had sexual relations with a girl who has a sexually transmitted disease. Yellow wing patches can mean the biker has imbibed female urine. Red wing patches indicate the biker has had (or is having) oral sex with menstruating females. Black wing patches means the individual has had sexual intercourse with a corpse.
Year Patches - Shows the years that the member has been a part of the club, with the first one being his joining year. Or it can show important events that have happened and the member has been part of. |
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__________________________________________________________________________________ Allies- NeutralSeville Boulevard Families Rollin' Heights Ballas Varrios Los Aztecas Hepburn Heights Crew Los Santos Vagos Kilo Tray Ballas Lanza Project Families Front Yard Ballas American Mafia Temple Drive Ballas EnemiesLos Santos Police Department Temple Drive Families Grove Street Families __________________________________________________________________________________  In order to be recruited, you must find us in character and role play with us. Your character must be from a White or Hispanic origin. After building a connection with the members, you may be selected to become a prospect. This means you are half-patched and are yet to prove yourself. After you are seen fit, you will be patched to a full member, also known as a Slayerman and have more rights in the club.
- Your character must be from a White or Hispanic origin, otherwise you cannot join.- Our main hangout spot is the Los Flores clubhouse.- It is a plus if you do some research on motorcycles, clubs, terminology and history.- Be creative with your role play, don't depend on others for it, create it yourself.- By joining, you agree that you may be character killed by the higher ranks.- You may freely private message any high rank with questions and concerns.
__________________________________________________________________________________ Slayermen Forever, Forever SlayermenCredits:
Rick (faction concept, graphic work, topic layout, story, overall text, patch) ; Mark (faction concept, story input, modpack) ; Gran (story input, first faction leader) ; Micklo (patch, modpack) ; Wikipedia ; FBI
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