PULLOUTS
First Edition Pullouts
GenCon Edition Pullouts
(PDF format)
ACTUAL PLAY
Boxelder Canyon (Brennan)
Eden's Prophet (Judd)
Thunder Falls (Poh)
Boxelder Canyon (Michael)
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DIRECTORY OF TOWNS
Chimney Rock (Brennan)
Eden (Judd)
Iron Mountain & Gateway (Tom)
Masada (Scott)
New Gidea (Judd)
Saint's Rest (Daniel)
Widder's Canyon (Clinton)
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EXCERPTS
Back Cover Copy
What's the Game?
About the PCs
About Religion
About the Supernatural
INSPIRATIONAL RESOURCES
THE GUNS
Many Photos of Antique Guns, gacked unattributed from all across the intarweb.
How to load and fire a Vintage Revolver.
THE LANDSCAPE
Goblin Valley
Red Cliffs
Elk
Architecture
Desert & Arches
Cliff Dwelling
Brick Building
Canyon, Cliff
Canyon
Natural Bridges
Arches
Cliff Dwellings
More
Mountains
Fall Colors
Pretty Hills
Winter Creek
Donut Fall
Birds of Utah Lake
Common Trees
Animals
Utah Photo Gallery
FASHION
The premier resource: Gentleman's Emporium. Here's their Rifle Frock Coat.
Otherwise:
His Coat
The Men's Shirt
Some Fine Boots
Women's Dress With or without apron.
Another Women's Dress
This is what the shopkeeper from Back East's wife wears.
An Okay Men's Shirt For variety from the Missouri boatman's shirt above.
An Acceptible Coat
A Jacket Not a Dog's coat.
Here are some colors and patterns appropriate for the coats' quilting:
here,
here,
here,
here,
here,
here.
No embroidery, no pictures at all. Bold diagonal patterns. In the real
world, Seminole piecing didn't exist until the sewing machine, but I do
not care!
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QUOTE
Vincent,
I have Dogs in my hands right now, and it's like holding a burning
brand. But do I want to let go? No. I want to be *marked*.
Thank you.
John Harper
COMMENTARY
Jared Sorensen's Skully Awards '04
Paul Czege's GenCon '04 Report
Jonathan Tweet's Picks of GenCon
Andreas Melhorn's review (or, if you prefer, in English)
MORE QUOTES
Before I was working on R&R [Robots & Rapiers] I'd started a western
called Ride Boldly Ride. I set it aside because I couldn't settle on a die mechanic I really liked. I wish I'd thought
of this one. The escalation of fall out dice sizes from non violent to unarmed to armed to firearm conflict is just tre
cool. All the fun of poker with randomly rolled betting chips each new conflict. I love it.
Ralph Mazza
I just finished reading the game, and I have to say that
you have delivered the promise we've seen in your other games - your best
work to date, if you don't mind me presuming.
The things I especially love in DiV:
- The setting and it's thematic contentt.<
- The roleplaying advice: "say yes or rrolll the dice", absolutely great.
- The straight-line depiction of Faith,, wwith no clue of "gotta get away
from the evil and ignorant fanatics" at all.
...I'll definitely have to find the time to play Dogs at some stage. It would
totally rock to set it in early 19th century Finland amongst awakened
christians - "k�rttil�iset", as they are called. ...Actually, almost any
Finnish christian fringe would do, I just realized that lestadian
evangelism would be perfect: the faith was and is strongest in Lapland,
which just happened to parallel american west in it's development... Oh
my, I'm going to burst if I don't get to play this thing.
I hope my gushing doesn't bother you. It's just that even with the current
renaissance of roleplaying design, fully formed gems are a rare treat.
Eero Tuovinen
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