GTA 6 World Guide: Every Character and Location in Rockstar's 'Only in Leonida'

Rockstar Games doesn't just hand out a cast list. Buried inside the official Grand Theft Auto VI website is an interactive feature called "Only in Leonida" — a scrolling tour that pairs a handful of named supporting characters with the specific corners of the state they call home. It's the closest thing Rockstar has published to an official who's-who of the world around Jason and Lucia, and most of it hasn't been covered anywhere on this site before. Here's everything confirmed in it, place by place.

1. Vice City: Where Jason, Lucia and Cal Get Pulled In

The feature opens exactly where the game does: Vice City. Rockstar's own copy sets the tone bluntly — "Jason and Lucia have always known the deck is stacked against them. But when an easy score goes wrong, they find themselves on the darkest side of the sunniest place in America, in the middle of a criminal conspiracy stretching across the state of Leonida." Jason Duval is introduced with the line "Jason wants an easy life, but things just keep getting harder," an army veteran who grew up "around grifters and crooks" and ended up working for drug runners in the Keys. Lucia Caminos follows: "Lucia's father taught her to fight as soon as she could walk," and her bio notes she did time in the Leonida Penitentiary before "sheer luck" got her out. For the full breakdown of how their partnership actually functions in the story, the dedicated relationship system guide covers it in depth — this piece focuses on the world around them.

Rounding out the opening trio is Cal Hampton, described as Jason's friend who "feels safest hanging at home, snooping on Coast Guard comms with a few beers and some private browser tabs open," introduced with the tagline "What if everything on the internet was true?"

Boobie Ike, Vice City's Self-Made Legend

Clicking deeper into the Vice City section surfaces the first full character reveal: Boobie Ike. His tagline is "It's all about heart — the Jack of Hearts," and Rockstar describes him as "a local Vice City legend — and acts like it. One of the few to transform his time in the streets into a legitimate empire spanning real estate, a strip club, and a recording studio — Boobie's all smiles until it's time to talk business." That recording studio detail matters later — it's how he connects to the Grassrivers section below.

2. Leonida Keys: Reefs, Causeways and Dre'Quan Priest

The second stop is the Leonida Keys, the chain of islands south of Vice City connected by a long causeway. Rockstar's own imagery leans into the postcard side of the Keys — reefs, dive sites and the bridge run out to the open water, a contrast to the Vice City sprawl in the first section. For the wider geography this fits into, including how the Keys relate to the rest of the map, the full region-by-region map guide goes deeper.

The character tied to this stretch is Dre'Quan Priest, introduced with the line "Only Raw... Records" and the bio: "Dre'Quan was always more of a hustler than a gangster. Even when he was dealing on the streets to make ends meet, breaking into music was the goal." He's a connector character — his ambitions are the bridge into the next section.

3. Grassrivers: Airboats, Gators and the Real Dimez

Grassrivers is Leonida's Everglades analogue — swampland, airboats and, per the scene Rockstar chose to illustrate it, an armed group posing with a hunted alligator next to a boat branded "AirGator Airboats." It's a harder, more rural tone than the coastline, and it's where Dre'Quan Priest's music ambitions pay off: "Now that he's signed the Real Dimez, Dre'Quan's days of booking acts into Boobie's strip club might be numbered as he sets his sights on the Vice City scene." Real Dimez is the act Dre'Quan signs to his label, "Only Raw... Records" — tying Boobie Ike's strip club, Dre'Quan's hustle and Grassrivers together into one small thread. If the in-world music scene interests you, the soundtrack and tracklist guide covers what Rockstar has confirmed for GTA VI: The Album.

4. Port Gellhorn: A Faded Motel and a Seasoned Bank Robber

Port Gellhorn is shown off through the Starlet Motel — a sun-bleached roadside sign reading "Vacancy," "King Size Beds, Low Rates" and "Pool & Wifi," exactly the kind of lived-in Florida backdrop Rockstar has leaned on throughout its GTA VI marketing. It's a quieter, more faded part of the state compared to Vice City's neon core.

The character attached to it is Raul Bautista, tagline "Experience counts," described as "confidence, charm, and cunning — Raul's a seasoned bank robber always on the hunt for talent ready to take the risks that bring the biggest rewards." If his line of work sounds relevant to how scores actually play out in GTA VI, the weapons and combat systems guide breaks down what Rockstar has confirmed about gunplay and heists so far.

5. Ambrosia: Motorcycle Club Country

Ambrosia is the small-town, inland section of the reveal, illustrated with a line of bikers in club vests riding past a gas station, campaign yard signs and a sheriff's office turn-off sign — small-town Americana rather than coastal Florida. The character introduced here is Brian Heder, tagline "Nothing better than a Mudslide at sunset," described by Rockstar as "a classic drug runner from the golden age of smuggling in the Keys. Still moving product through his boat yard with his third wife, Lori, Brian's been around long enough to let others do his dirty work." Worth noting: his bio ties him back to the Keys even though his section is framed around Ambrosia — a reminder that these character/location pairings describe who you'll meet there, not necessarily a strict hometown map.

6. Mount Kalaga National Park: Leonida's Wild Edge

The tour closes without a named character, ending instead on Mount Kalaga National Park — shown as a muddy, overgrown stretch where a pack of dirt bike and ATV riders race past rusted, graffiti-covered grain silos. It's the one section Rockstar uses to sell pure open-world movement and scenery rather than a face, and it works as a closing statement: after six stops built around people and their hustles, Leonida's backcountry is presented as the one place that's simply there to be ridden through. Rockstar has separately confirmed dynamic weather and wildlife systems feeding into areas like this; the Game Informer cover story breakdown covers what's been verified about both.

Quick Recap

• "Only in Leonida" is an official, interactive feature on Rockstar's GTA VI website, not fan speculation — every quote above is pulled directly from it.
• Six locations are featured in order: Vice City, Leonida Keys, Grassrivers, Port Gellhorn, Ambrosia and Mount Kalaga National Park.
• Five named supporting characters are introduced alongside Jason and Lucia: Boobie Ike, Dre'Quan Priest, Real Dimez, Raul Bautista and Brian Heder.
• The thread connecting several of them is Dre'Quan's record label, "Only Raw... Records" — linking Boobie's strip club, Dre'Quan's hustle and the Real Dimez act he signs.
• Brian Heder's bio is a reminder that a character's featured location and their backstory don't always match one-to-one.

Official Resources

• Only in Leonida — official Rockstar Games feature
• Grand Theft Auto VI — official site
• Grand Theft Auto VI on Wikipedia

For more on what's confirmed so far, browse the rest of our GTA 6 coverage in the walkthrough archive.