Once inside, you won’t know whether you’ll ever come out alive . The South American clan, Féroz, is infamous for its rampant drug smuggling. It is brazen, violent and notorious for comprising the most frightening men in the world. Armed with state of the art AK47s, even the cops make a conscious effort to keep out of their way. Profit is their motive and they will stop at nothing to retain control of their turf and to finish off competition to remain Capos. Assassinations, kidnapping and extortion is all in a day’s work for these relentless street criminals.

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Tigré, Léon and Panthéra are the three major players of Féroz. Each can be easily identified by their attire and attitude. Members of Tigré are the most scheming and will never be seen without their brown cargo pants which are rumoured to cover their numerous bruises and gunshot wounds. Those of Léon stand out due to the bandanna around their neck. They are rumoured to be the most loyal. Members of Panthéra wear sombreros and are known to be the most violent. Distrust exists between these three groups, but they work together and manage different aspects of the cartel. If presented with the chance, they would swiftly remove the weakest link in the clan. 

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Fear is a sign of weakness. Being ferocious is what keeps them alive.