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I'd like to see a game set in the middle of nowhere, the only building in sight at first serving for a post office and land claim office. Their initial homestead's for free upon their claim, and the post office side of things has a few mail order catalogs available for perusal.

Characters start out with nothing but the clothes on their back and the player's choice of an ox-wagon of supplies and tools or $400 in their pocket.

Also everything is limited to the 1860s or so, technology wise, unless the characters can somehow figure out how to make more advanced stuff with the materials available. In other words, no network.

Things like disease and weather events would be mod controlled and in the case of the first also depend on how dumb the characters are.

I would join a game like this, provided that the rules were laid-back.

it's all fun and games until your party dies of dysentery

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Homestead act?

Re: Homestead act?

Re: Homestead act?