Welcome To Dreamville!

RPG Rules

All Characters most be Normal for the era (no fantasy characters).

Must provide Stats on all Characters! Stats are a brief summary about your character.

Must provide an Intro for each Character! Intros are a brief summary about how and why you came to live in Dreamville.

Must provide your Chapter within the Allotted Time or Suffer The Consequences! (For example: If your scenario is that your horse died and it's taking you too long to send in your part then the RPG Master might send you a message saying that another one of your horses has died.)

Your Characters may leave Dreamville at any time but in order to be allowed back into Dreamville you must write up a fanfic stating why you are leaving.

Thou Shall Not Kill: You may NOT KILL another person's character!

You can use another person's Character in your part without the person's permission only if it's a Minor Role.

To use a Character in a Major Role then you must have the person's Permission to do so.

If you should go Bankrupt and can't get anyone to give you a Loan then your Character Automatically Dies!

You can't know anything about a Character in Dreamville unless you've read it, they told you, or someone else has told you. But you have to explain how you know things about a person.

All Character Information must be wrote in a Fanfic. No E-Mails requesting that your character know something about that person's character!

All Decisions by the RPG Master are FINAL and NOT DEBATABLE!

Suburbs of Dreamville

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The Pony Express has an adolescent team of "Young Riders," including crack shot Jimmy Hickok, William F. Cody, handsome Kid, bald, mute Ike McSwain, the half Kiowa Indian Running Buck Cross, and Noah Dixon, an educated, free born black. Also among them are feminist Lou McCloud, Corey Nelson, and LeAnn Ethridge, who masquerades as boys because the Express doesn�t hire girls.

Teaspoon Hunter, also known as Sheriff Teaspoon is a western-worn but understanding stationmaster for the Pony Express Station. Teaspoon�s "Young Riders" team helps him protect the innocent and battle the outlaws. Rachel Dunne, their cook and housemother, advises them on manners and affairs of the heart. Jesse, though just a lad who helps Rachel around the station, hopes some day to be a Pony Express Rider. Also staying at the Pony Express Station is White Wolf. She�s also half Kiowa Indian, and as soon as Teaspoon notices how well she rides, he will hire her as a Pony Express Rider.