Dungeons of the Wild West… imagine steampunk meets the frontier.

11 thoughts on “Dungeons of the Wild West… imagine steampunk meets the frontier.”

1. The Gambler, The Cowboy, The Man with No Name, The Government Agent

2. The Prospector/Banker, The Snake Oil Salesman, The Traveling Physician, The Mountainman/Trapper, The Trailblazer/Explorer/Surveyor, The Scholar/Archaeologist, The Steamboat/Airship Captain, The Leper/Outcast

3. Gunslinger!

4. Oooh two more! The City Man/Woman, the Circus Freak

5. Wait, one more, The Fiery Tongued Priest

6. here ya go: https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B-6E4gdYqvyMTGZITVFSU2syazg/edit

7. When I adapted World of Dungeons to a western setting to make World of Dusters I went with:

   The Gunslinger, as an homage to scary duelists and western adventure serial stars.

   The Hunter, as an obvious representation of not just an indigenous hunter-gatherer, but also the trappers and trackers who populated the frontier.

   The Outlaw, because what is the west without a rooting tooting wild man making his own law and making enemies all at once.

   The Marshall, because it was important to to showcase how localized law enforcement was at the time, and it was an obvious counter-archetype to the Outlaw.

   The 49er: the 1800s renaissance man or woman, interested in periodicals, new fangled science, and fame/fortune. These are the courageous/hard-working thrill-seekers of the era.

8. Oh my goodness, the proudest moment of my Internet-life is being ninja’d by someone linking my own hack

9. back ‘atcha! it’s a good thing

10. kreg mosier have you gotten to play it, by any chance?

11. nope…sadly, i have not. It is, however, in the to be played pile. (right under tremulus!)

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