WG Graverobbery

🪦 wg-graverobbery

**Dig the plot. Pry the lid. Search the remains. Walk the body out on your back.**

Qbox · QBCore · ESX — one build, auto-detected.

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### ⛏️ Four stages, three minigames

- 🕳️ **Dig** — rhythm against a moving window, stamina draining. Bring a crew, share the bar

- 🔧 **Pry** — hold the sweet spot while tension climbs. Push it and the bar snaps

- 💍 **Loot** — server-rolled, revealed one pull at a time with a rarity aura

- 🧊 **Body** — a real corpse in the box. Unzip the bag, haul the dead weight, then carry it out slung across your back. Slow, exposed, no weapon

No two minigames share a mechanic.

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### 🎨 Every screen is custom

No `ox_lib` menus. No dialogs. No `lib.skillCheck`. **Not one.**

Purpose-built NUI, not a themed progress bar wearing a heist costume.

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### 📦 What you get

- 🪦 **55 graves**, two cemeteries, two tiers

- 💰 **24 loot items + 3 tools** — **27 icons included**

- 🏪 **2 blackmarket buyers** with live **market saturation** — flood it and prices drop for everyone

- 💾 **Persistent** — half-dug graves and dropped bodies survive restarts

- 🌙 **Night only**, 21:00–05:00, checked server-side

- 🚗 **Stash bodies in a vehicle boot** and drive them out

- 👥 **Co-op digging** with a shared bar

- 🚔 **Dispatch hooks** (off by default)

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### 🛡️ Server-authoritative

The client says *"I finished this stage"* and nothing else — never a

reward, never a price, never a loot roll. Range, state, tools, timing and

rate limits are all re-checked server-side. Loot tables live only on the

server.

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### ⚙️ Install

Four steps. **The database sets itself up.** Paste one item file, copy the

icons, `ensure` it. UI ships prebuilt — no build step.

🔓 **All config files stay open and editable** — graves, difficulty, loot,

prices, timers. Retune everything without touching code.

**Requires:** `ox_lib` · `oxmysql` · `ox_target`/`qb-target` · an inventory

> ⚠️ Tool durability needs `ox_inventory` (per-slot metadata). Elsewhere

> it's a no-op — gameplay identical, tools just never break.