South Tahoma Roleplay is the premium, text based roleplaying experience in the Red Dead Redemption 2 multiplayer roleplaying space. With an expansive range of in-game features, opportunity for a wide variety of jobs, roles & roleplaying avenues and a plethora of modern and engaging scripts to facilitate the possibilities - your creativity is truly your own limit.
The year 1884 marks a turning point for the American Frontier; where the Wild West stands at the edge of change; South Tahoma offers you an immersive experience to tailor your own story. Will you embody a ruthless outlaw, defend the innocents against chaos of the American frontier, delve into the wilderness or enjoy a peaceful life on your ranch? We await your story to be told.
Our dedicated, voluntary staff team & developers have meticulously crafted a roleplaying server that offers an experience like no other. Take part in the most detailed text based scene in the roleplaying space to-date, and start your adventure today.
WHITELISTED JOBS
SHERIFF
Become the Law as you take on the role of County Sheriff and lead a fearsome team of Deputies against the dying breed of the Wild West. Take on bandits, outlaws and highwaymen alike and drive all criminality out of your beloved County with the full arm of the Law.
BOUNTY HUNTER
Lurk in the shadows, investigate and infiltrate, and bring to justice individuals who have amassed a Bounty on their head. Use your arsenal of wit and armaments alike to stalk known criminals across the State and bring them in for a cash reward befitting only that of an experienced hunter.
RANCH OWNER
A staple of the American Frontier are the men and women who brave the ranchlands. Become a Ranch Owner; manage your livestock and grow a sizeable yield for the Winter months, and expand your roster to manage the vast land you come into ownership of. Embed yourself in the local community, and attempt to make ends meet.
HORSE TRAINER
Capture and tame horses in the wild. Train your captured steeds and set up a commercial method to ferry them to citizens of Tahoma. Working alone or becoming employed by a ranch of stables; let the State know why your horses are the go-to transport for 1900.
HORSE BREEDER
Working at a Ranch or Stables; breed horses for purpose - whether it be ranch work, transportation, recreation or braving the mine or lumberyards. Patience is a virtue as you organically grow a clientele through a reputation of being the greatest equestrian breeder in the land.
DOCTOR
As a licensed practioner of Tahoma, use the questionable medical technologies of 1900 to ensure a happy and healthy list of clients. Craft a variety of medications from cocaine to opium to amphetamine to treat diseases; but make sure your patients don't become addicted!
STATE MILITIA
Before the fearsome military, before the National Guard; there was the State Militia. Enlist upon the Tahoma Reserves, be stationed at Fort Wallace or Fort Mercer, and serve your country with rigerous training regimes, unyielding discipline and a sense of duty only instilled in the finest members of Tahoma's State Militia.
GUNSLINGER
Whether through competitive shooting, in the pursuit of justice, or for your own selfish agendas; Gunslingers were some of the most brutal marksmen of a dying Wild West. Use gun tricks to impress the locals, be effective enough to dual wield sidearms - and use your mastery of iron ordinance to pave your own way.
VETERINARIAN
Vital to the survival of livestock and transport alike; Veterinarians were a rare breed with varying knowledge of the world of animal medicine. Either as a travelling clinician, or hired locally to serve a ranch, stables, or otherwise. Craft a wide variety of medicines & augmentations for the many horses of Tahoma.
And many more...
LORE OF TAHOMA
Welcome to South Tahoma, 1884
Step into a world where the frontier still holds its wild heart, but civilization pushes ever westward.
The State of Tahoma and the contested lands of New Austin are at a crossroads, torn between progress and the untamed spirit of the Old West.
Explore a diverse and dangerous land shaped by history and ambition.
Venture into West Elizabeth, where Blackwater stands as a bastion of federal power, its streets bustling with commerce and politics, while the forests of Strawberry provide a refuge for those seeking a quieter life—though resentment against taxation and government control simmers beneath the surface.
Head south into New Austin, where law is scarce and opportunity is plenty. In Tumbleweed, the newly sparked Gaptooth Gold Rush has drawn prospectors, drifters, and outlaws alike, turning the once-desolate town into a chaotic hub of fortune-seekers. Nearby, Armadillo, once a thriving trade post, struggles to recover from the devastating cholera outbreak of 1881, its people caught between survival and abandonment.
The land is alive with tension. The Apache and Comanche continue to resist the encroachment of settlers into New Austin, their fight far from over. In Tahoma, the scars of the Civil War still run deep—Union loyalists and Confederate veterans now vie for control of the future, whether through politics, enterprise, or the barrel of a gun. And as the federal government eyes New Austin for annexation, the question remains: will its people embrace statehood for security, or fight for independence at the cost of lawlessness?
Management team
Founder & Head of Systems
Manager & Head of Community
Manager & Head of Staff
Head of Development