Jason Duval and Lucia Caminos lead GTA VI. Rockstar also introduces Cal, Boobie, Dre’Quan, Real Dimez, Raul and Brian.
Sources and reviewWho are Jason and Lucia?
Jason Duval and Lucia Caminos are the central pair in Rockstar’s GTA VI story introduction. Jason has an Army background and connections in the Keys; Lucia has recently left prison. The official synopsis places them in a criminal conspiracy across Leonida after a score goes wrong.
How the supporting cast connects
Brian and Cal are part of Jason’s circle. Boobie Ike and Dre’Quan Priest connect to Only Raw Records, the label associated with Real Dimez. Raul Bautista is introduced as a bank robber. The profiles below summarize these starting relationships rather than guess their mission roles or eventual loyalties.
A spoiler-light character reference
These notes cover the publisher’s introductions, not leaked scripts or story outcomes. A named character is not automatically playable, recruitable or a returning hero. Voice-actor claims and specific mission appearances need their own reliable evidence before being added.
The people behind the story
Jason Duval
Jason has an Army background and works with drug runners in the Keys.
Read the official sourceLucia Caminos
Lucia has recently left prison; her partnership with Jason anchors the story.
Read the official sourceCal Hampton
Cal is Jason’s friend and another associate of Brian.
Read the official sourceBoobie Ike
Boobie is a Vice City businessman involved in property, nightlife and recording.
Read the official sourceDre’Quan Priest
Dre’Quan works with Boobie on Only Raw Records and has signed Real Dimez.
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The rap duo comprises Bae-Luxe and Roxy, signed to Only Raw Records.
Read the official sourceRaul Bautista
Raul is an experienced bank robber looking for people to join his crew.
Read the official sourceBrian Heder
Brian runs a boat-yard smuggling operation in the Keys and gives Jason somewhere to live.
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