Great White Games/Pinnacle Entertainment Group

[The Stray]

I'm hoping for the chance to dig up some old bullets and off one of the Stones.
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[Edgeworth]

[Demonicuss Krinn]

I'm surprised that, after Cutter mentioned the possibility of going to Washington DC, no one here has made a "Mister Stone Goes to Washington" joke.

[The Stray]

More fun stuff for New Mexico:

* Hoodoo Brown and the Dodge City Gang. This gang of ne'er-do-wells robbed stagecoaches and trains and basically took over the town of Las Vegas, New Mexico for about a year after Hoodoo Brown became the mayor and coroner (and thus able to rule all the killings his gang did as "inflicted in self defense"). This is the prefect real-life example of the "outlaws run the town" scenario as could be wished, and is a perfect set-up for a Savage Tale.
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[otherdoc]

[Thunderforge]

[RJack]

[El Diablo]

Stone being a hero killer, he will probably kill the official heroes of the story (the Earps). Here come the PC as the replacement heroes to fill the void and fight the Clantons, and giving to the players the opportunity to live with their caracters the battle of OK Corral.

[McCurmudgeon]

Haven't been on the forum in a while and was very happy to see that this exist.

[ValhallaGH]

[The Stray]

More requests!

The Anahuacs: I've been reading Lost Angels, and came across this very interesting take on mestizo culture. The poor Anahuacs got passed over in both The Flood AND Trail Guide: South o' The Border, so it would be nice to get a nod (at least ot know if we should consider them Blessed or Shamans, and what rules changes might need to be made to accommodate them).

Montezuma's Well, Montezuma's Castle: Both of these are significant Native American sites. The Well would be a perfect protal to the hunting Grounds, and Montezuma's Castle already got a nod in Last Sons and would be an interesting place for a party to stumble upon.

Sunset Crater, Meteor Crater: These locales could be significant and fun to explore, and it would be nice to see them mentioned. Heck, Meteor Crater was once known as Canyon Diablo, and I know that could make for a fun Savage Tale just on the name alone.
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[The Stray]

"Texas" John Slaughter has a name and history that just seems right for getting the Deadlands touch, given he's a Texas Ranger and has an awesome name.
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[Cutter XXIII]

[The Stray]

Aw, well.

It's good to know that the suggestions are proving fruitful!

Arizona has a ton of Ghost Towns. Mining was really big here in the late 19th/early 20th century. Copper, silver, and gold mines were very big in the mountains of central AZ. We have places like Jerome, Gold Road, Bisbee, Bumble Bee, and scores more.

Also, there's a lot of places compared to Hell in Arizona. There's Devil's Canyon, Hell's Canyon, the afore mentioned Canyon Diablo crater, Skull Valley...tons of places.

There's the Four Sacred Mountains of the Najavo nations, and Canyon De Chelly (which I think got a write-up in a Classic book).

I wish I knew more about New Mexico, Texas, Nevada, or Louisiana, but I know tons and tons about my home state, and I'm happy to provide ideas.
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[MagusRogue]

You know what? What, with Deadlands Noir now almost out, maybe some stuff about how New Orleans circa 1880 is would be awesome?
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[The Stray]

[The Stray]

Thinking about New Mexico, aside from what's already been mentioned...

White Sands is a visually interesting place...a desert of gypsum crystals south of Alamagordo, where the first Atomic Tests were done. Perhaps someone is testing Ghostfire Bombs out there?

Clayton Lake has a ton of fossilized dinosaur footprints. Could be interesting to deal with.

New Mexico has a ton of ancient pueblos left over from the Anasazi, which are important in Deadlands canon. The Taos Pueblo, located two miles north of Taos, New Mexico, is one of the oldest continuously occupied communities in the United States. People still live in some of its 900 year old buildings. Are there any of the Anasazi who are trying to resurrect their culture?

The Carlsbad Caverns are awesome and I'd like to mention them, even though they weren't discovered until the 20's in our world. Still, the caverns are awesome, one of nature's wonders.

I mentioned Hoodoo Brown before, but Las Vegas, New Mexico was established long before the one in Nevada and was called "more wicked than Dodge City."
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[Tinhorn Huckster]

[BrotherFlounder]

Very excited about finally getting to see Tombstone in this one!

Any chance we might seen an update on New Orleans and/or the major huckster players (i.e. Enoch Shaw and Solomon Thayer & the Court)?

[velikch]

Any word on when this might get released? I've been itching to see Death's Domain and Pestilence's Domain hit the books so I can add them to my collection.
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