"So who's sitting next to me?"
The Deck of Many Stagecoach Passengers is a GM aid created by Brian G. Smith to quickly determine who might be a fellow passenger on a stagecoach. Determining it is easy just draw a card for every empty seat on the coach. If you need quick stats you can use Rustlers & Townsfolk for some instant, fully fleshed out, NPC's. And yes I know the formatting is craptacular but I am trying to find a way to make it pretty.
Spades Clubs 02-Counterfeiter 02-Artisan (Table 6.5-15) 03-Drifter / Vagabond 03-Blacksmith / Carpenter 04-Gambler 04-Clerk, mercantile / Banker 05-Grifter 05-Clergy / Missionary 06-Gun-for-hire 06-Gov'mt-Type Clerk / Official 07-Lawyer / Taxman 07-Farmer / Rancher 08-Thug / Hood 08-Pinkerton / Bountyhunter 09-Pickpocket / Thief 09-Ranch Hand / Cowboy 10-Outlaw 10-Miner / Lumberjack Jack-Road Agent / Hold-up artist Jack-Scout / Trapper Queen-Smuggler Queen-Lower Middle Class (Table
6.5-16)
King-Snake Oil Salesman King-Soldier,
Enlisted Ace-Legendary Outlaw Ace-Legendary Lawman
Hearts Diamonds 02-Bandita / Outlawyeress 02-Middle Middle Class (Table 6.5-17) 03-Craftswoman / Artisan (Table
6.5-15) 03-Artist /
Painter / Photographer 04-Temperance Union Member 04-Dime Novelist / Reporter 05-Librarian 05-Doctor / Vet 06-Mail-Order-Bride 06-Bartender / Cook 07-Merchant /
Businesswoman 07-Gunslinger 08-Nurse 08-Mesmerist / Phrenologist 09-Translator 09-Undertaker 10-Schoolmarm 10-Liquor
Salesman / Brewer / Distiller Jack-Seamstress Jack-Inventor /
Patentist Queen-Soiled Dove Queen-Upper Middle Class (Table 6.5-18) King-Dancehall Entertaineress King-Soldier, Officer
Ace-Royalty (Baroness, Duchess,
Mayor's Ace-Tycoon (Cattle, railroad,
etc) Daughter/wife, etc...)
Black Joker-Incognito (Draw twice Again;
1st for cover, 2nd for actual identity.) Red Joker-Paragon
(Draw again once, this is the profession of this person. Job related
skills are at uncannily high levels.)
Aces & Eights: Shattered Frontier, Hackmaster and related indicia are copyright by Kenzer & Company. All original material is copyright by Brian G. Smith except where it conflicts with the above.
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