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WildRP Lore

General Universe Lore

WildRP takes place in an alternate universe where racism, sexism, homophobia, transphobia, human inequality, bigotry, and mass exploitation have never existed. Slavery is unheard of in this world, and the concept of it at any time in history would be confusing to most people and universally condemned. The timeline of history is relatively similar to that of the real world, however, given the nature of this universe, many historical events and persons would have occurred very differently or never have existed at all. For example, the Civil War did not take place in this world, and any “Northerner vs Southerner” animosity would be strictly unrelated to slavery.

That being said, cruelty, violence, and even war still exist. Whether it’s over resources, ideology, money, power, notoriety, or love, humanity’s appetite for conflict is as prevalent as ever in the world of WildRP.

Saint’s Crossing Lore

Saint's Crossing is a fictional region set in the American Old West in 1901. It is a diverse land, composed of multiple territories with varying progress in statehood and levels of civilization. Located somewhere in the southern, midwestern, and western areas of the United States, Saint’s Crossing is home to immigrants from all over the globe as well as families that have put down their roots generations ago. The five major regions are as follows:

State of Lemoyne

Bordered by the Lannahechee River to the east and south and Flat Iron Lake to the west, Lemoyne is split into two distinct geographical regions. West of the Kamassa River is defined by rolling hills, farmland, and bright red soil. The developing town of Rhodes has sprung up along the railroad line, nestled between the various pastures and fields. To the east, swampy marshes and floodplains. Along the coastline lies the crown jewel of Saint’s Crossing, the capital city of Saint Denis. Saint Denis holds sway over the entire region, and various federal and state offices are located in the heavily industrialized city. Boasting multiple theaters, bars, and restaurants, beautiful architecture, and the largest harbor in the region, the city is a well-known destination for commerce, the arts, and culture.

Further to the east lies the prison island known as Sisika Penitentiary, a maximum-security facility.


New Hanover Territory

Spanning from the eastern coast and thick forests of Roanoke Ridge to the wide plains of the Heartlands, New Hanover is the largest region in Saint’s Crossing. Between the coal mines to the east, vast oil fields, and large farming and ranching operations, many valuable resources are found here. Much like the state of New Austin, the territory is in the process of modernization and it is not fully settled yet, with only the rough-and-tumble ranching town of Valentine, the mining town of Annesburg, and the small, run-down settlement of Van Horn. There are also numerous ranches and homesteads dotted around the territory due to its lush and fertile grassland, most notably Emerald Ranch.

Commonwealth of West Elizabeth

West Elizabeth is composed of three constituent regions - Tall Trees, Big Valley, and the Great Plains. In the rolling grasslands of the Great Plains lies Blackwater, a port town in the process of industrialization and the most modernized town in Saint’s Crossing outside of Saint Denis. To the north lies Big Valley, which falls under the foot of Mount Shann. Thick patches of forest surround the base of the mountain, and the wide-open, lush meadows of the valley remain dotted with bright purple flowers for most of the year. The quaint logging town of Strawberry serves as a burgeoning tourist location. Tall Trees, to the west, is a thick redwood forest and considered one of the most dangerous regions of the Crossing.

Ambarino Territory

The northernmost mountainous region of the Crossing, Ambarino is wild, untamed, and sparsely populated. It borders Big Valley to the southwest, the Heartlands and Cumberland Forest to the south, and the Dakota River to the east. Between the snow, aggressive wildlife, and steep, rocky terrain, it is a dangerous place to travel alone. Nestled in the mountains are the town of Wapiti and the abandoned mining town of Colter.

New Austin Frontier

South of the Lower Manhattan River lies New Austin, an arid, desert region. New Austin is home to significant mining operations, as well as farms, ranches, and oil operations. While Armadillo has fallen on hard times thanks to a cholera outbreak, the region is still a key component in trade and western expansion. Farther to the west lies the most populated town of the region, Tumbleweed. Bordered by the Redemption mountains to the north and the San Luis river to the south, New Austin is isolated and remote from the rest of the Crossing.


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