First Day Checklist
Create a period-appropriate name, keep voice chat ready, read the rules and begin with a believable reason for arriving in the territory.

A searchable guide to life, work, law and survival in Western Life Roleplay.
Create a period-appropriate name, keep voice chat ready, read the rules and begin with a believable reason for arriving in the territory.
Use /me for visible actions that the game cannot animate. Use OOC only for urgent technical communication and never for character information.
Mining, lumber, farming, ranching, fishing and transport feed a connected economy. Ask in character for work instead of treating jobs as menu grinding.
Saloons, stores, breweries and workshops depend on stock, employees and customer roleplay. Public business records appear in the Frontier Directory.
Crime creates evidence, warrants, arrests, hearings and medical scenes. Respect every stage and give the opposing side room to roleplay.
Robberies require preparation and story. Escalation must be earned, hostages must be valued and every outlaw action may leave a trail.
Horses are living companions. Train, feed and protect them. Wagons, ships and tickets connect distant parts of the frontier.
Permanent homes and temporary rooms support storage and story. Camps can grow into social spaces but never grant ownership over public territory.
Finish the active scene, record evidence when possible and use the private Reports Office. Never argue about rules during roleplay.