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best of luck keep it flourishing!

We had high society people robbing the post office at dead hours when bonds sold for 20 bucks a pop, and gave 3 at a time. If anything can be abused, it will be.

Fair enough, but since people can still grind legal jobs all the same, I don't really think it would have any negative impact. Unless you'll have otherwise legal characters killing bisons just to get them $30 instead of $15.

Do keep in mind you can grind these jobs at dead hours. Who's gonna stop you from grinding illegal jobs at 5 players online? Don't think there's a way to lock them for specific times of the day, either.

Title of Suggestion Increase Illegal Jobs Pay What is your suggestion? I suggest that jobs found on the board are at doubled in pay. Illegal jobs are risky, hence the pay should be adequate. Bison poaching for $15? Hell no. Yes, it's just a basic NPC job but it still should reflect some realism in terms of risk-reward. How will this suggestion benefit the South Tahoma community? It will make more sense.

The Bogues of Roanoke Ridge Their origins are found in the border between England and Scotland, they were border raiders, allowed to be themselves and to do as they wished by the English as a punishment for those other side of the border or by the Scots against the English when this seemed the more favorable side. When tensions died down they were forcibly relocated to a different frontier, in the north of Ireland where they continued on in their poor behaviour. Finally they were sent to america as prisoners and in indebted servitude sometime during the colonial period. They escaped past the mountains shortly upon arriving. Since then, the Bogues of roanoke ridge have been mostly busy drinking and beating eachother, as well as their wives and others in various endless cycles of violence that mark a rather typical existence for the white American underclass of the backcountry, as it also did the border peoples of the British isles. Barney Bogue fought and died during the civil war but not in it. Some of his fighting was a part of the larger conflict, in an unofficial, volunteer capacity, but he met his actual end through the blade of a cross-dressing male prostitute the result of a conflict about deception though his family falsely claims he became a casualty of heroic battle. His mother, mourning the great and heroic passing of her former spouse, quickly took up with a neighbor - who would also pass away in a similar circumstance not more than a few years after the previous husband had been buried. This happened a few more times before she also went and died from an infection, leaving behind several children in a one room shack on the outskirts of a mining town.

OOC Information We are portraying realistic outlaw gang of late 19th century. We aim for accurate representation of lives of moonshiners who are on the run with law and simultaneously running legal front through the contacts made under fake names. We believe in development role play, so upon joining us feel free to widen your horizons of imagination and we will give you the freedom. Recruitment will be happening strictly in-character. Any questions or complaints can be directed to @Professor Woland or @Mescalito77 via private messages. We use Discord as our main way to communicate, feel free to join us and we will help you get started; Discord

I feel like realistically, people wouldn't sell, or buy, unruly horses to ride. Otherwise...they wouldn't sell horses. +1

yes, hes being sarcastic lol.

what are you on about? crazy horses bring absolutely nothing to the table. there is no roleplay in everyone having to deal with possessed mounts unless you're being sarcastic, then I remove my hat

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