All of the information you could possibly need during your stay here at LegacyX.

Any receipts, or thread removals, as well as character deletions - all of this may be posted here! Be sure to tag a staff member and let us know!

From jobs to faces, and gangs even! Be sure to fill these out so no one else claims your characters' jobs!

Whether it's horses or people (though horses are NPC), you'll find templates and accepted applications here!

Wanting to purchase a homestead and start your own farm or ranch? Or maybe a saloon? Businesses of any kind are welcome! Fill out the information and we'll get right to it!

Yes! Legacy allows free creation of gangs! Rob the bank, or a homestead. You can also found a Native American tribe. Just keep in mind to remain courteous to the culture when founding a tribe and do research!

Any horses for sale are listed at the Livery, but you can post here if you'd like to purchase one!

Anything else that doesn't fall under the other three categories can be found here!

Where the family gathers after a hard day at work, if they aren't found in the pasture or barn then you can bet you'll find them here, enjoying a bit of coffee and bread. This house sits properly and well placed on the vast 100,000 acres that the Gunner family calls home.

The horses, while they spend most of the time in the pasture, are housed in the barn a few hundred feet away from the main house.

Whether it's to work the horses or brand cattle, or even host ranch shows, the DBL Arena is well known for it's size. It is a popular place to gather when breaking in horses and branding cattle.

For those who work with the Gunner family but do not share the house, the bunk house is still a nice place considering it's a roof and four walls with a bed.

Settled to the west of the homestead, the Gunners still grow crops to provide for their family.

In the back part of the property, just past the cattle pastures, you'll find herds of mustangs that graze peacefully. While they usually give the Gunner family no problems, there are plenty of complaints from neighboring farms and ranches.

There are no barbed fire fences that border the Gunner property, allowing their stock free roam of the land.

Willow Pond is just that. It's a large year-around pond on the property that the kids and hands can swim in and the livestock drink from.

Any goods you may need in your day to day life. Be sure to stop in for a chat every now and then with the store owner!

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If there's ever an issue with lawbreakers of all kinds, you can make a complaint here. But if you're one of those lawbreakers... you may want to avoid this area.

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For all of your needs regarding shoeing, saddlery, and even boarding a horse for the night if you're passing through town. They may also have some horses for sale!

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Ranchman's is a convenient stop for hungry ranchers, cowboys or otherwise. Fulfill your needs if you're thirsty, hungry or even just feeling a bit randy.

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Exactly that - it's the ladies' parlor where they can gather and have tea while gossiping amongst themselves.

Everyone needs to freshen up eventually. That week's worth of dirt should start stinking by now. Stop by the bath house to clean your canvas and make room for more dirt.

A church that doubles as a school during the week, it's found at the end of main street. Town meetings also convene here whenever necessary.

An upper class hotel for those passing through or just needing to get away. They have a nice cook and staff that will make you feel right at home!

The Barrow family homestead, nestled in the canyon valley 5 miles East of Legacy. Est. in 1863, the OH Ranch has grown from 4,000 to nearly 30,000 acres and continues to steadily expand in accommodation to their budding longhorn herd of 20,000 head. Primarily beef raisers, the Barrows also sell dairy cattle/product. The official cattle brand is "OH"

Owner: Jess O'Fally-Barrow

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An outlaw's hideout, Timber Creek is settled a few miles southwest of Legacy. The river cuts out places for the outlaws to hide as well as the rough terrain discouraging many from following.

The resting place for all of those who were unfortunate enough to fall victim of disease, age, or an early death by gunshot.

All of our Native American tribes settle this land. It's possible for a white man to ride out but beware. Most don't like intruders.

Introduce yourself! Tell us who you are, where you come from, how you came here and what interests you about the 1800's?!

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