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INSIGHT
RPG SYSTEM ADD-ON

WILD WEST
by Even V. Røssland

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 Contents Symbols used

Length & Weight 4

Time & Location 4 Essential Information
Professions 4
Weapon terms 5
Single Action (manually cocked) 5
Example / Case
Double Action (self-cocking) 5
Rifles 5
Shotguns 5
Short-Barreled Shotguns 5 Note / Attention
Quick Draw 5
Gunslinger 5
Marksman 5
Reloading 6
Quick Reload 6
Quicker Reload 6
Using guns as melee weapons 6
Fumbling when using revolvers 6
Concealing Weapons 6
Conceal Skill (BC) 6
Wild West Weapons 7
Colt Peacemaker M1873, Single Action 7
Smith & Wesson model 3 Schofield, Single Action 8
Colt Model 1861 Navy, Single Action 8
Colt M1877 Lightning, Double Action 9
Remington Model 1875, Single Action 9
British Bull Dog, Double Action 10
Remington Model 95 Derringer, Single Action 10
Winchester Rifle Model 1873, Lever Action 11
Spencer Repeating Rifle, Lever Action 11
Springfield Model 1873, Breech-Loading 12
Colt Model 1855, Revolving Rifle 12
Parker Brothers Shotgun, Double Barrel 13
Coach Gun, Double Barrel Shotgun (Short-Barreled Shotgun) 13
Duels 14
Throw Lasso 14
Horses & Riding 15
Horse Quality 15
The Riding Skill (BC) 15
Bareback Riding 15
Horse Taming 15
Gambling 16
Card Games Skill (KN) 16
Gambler 16
Playing a game of poker 16
Ante and Pot Limit 16
Deal the Cards 16
Bluffing 16
Fold, Raise and Call 17
Showdown - Determining the Winner 17
Cheating 17
Pricelists 18

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 Wild West Add-on
This Add-on is a supplement to the Insight RPG System Core
Rulebook used for running campaigns in a Wild West setting. Skills,
tasks, weapons and special features that are covered in this Add-on
are related to the Wild West setting only. The basic rules are explained
in the Core Rulebook.
Length & Weight
Converting meters to yards in the Insight RPG System: 1 meter = 1 yard.
Converting kg to pounds in the Insight RPG System: 1 kg = 2 lbs.
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Time & Location
The Wild West Add-on is set to the years around 1880 to 1890, a few
decades after the American Civil War. The location is optional, but
should preferably be somewhere in North America or Mexico.
Professions
The Player Characters can have Professions like Cowboy, Bounty
Hunter, Gambler, Outlaw, Blacksmith, Sheriff, Marshal, Deputy,
Hired Gun, Miner, Farmer, Doctor, Merchant, Soldier, Bartender,
Preacher, Teamster, Hunter etc.
 Weapon terms
Single Action (manually cocked)
You must cock the hammer before you can shoot. Single Action guns
require the user to use both hands; one hand for cocking the gun, and
one hand for pulling the trigger. The number of successes you get
on the first shot (the current Round) will determine the maximum
number of shots you are able to fire before you must make a Recover
Action. If the number of successes exceeds your number of Combat
Actions, you are able to fire as many shots as your number of Combat
Actions. If only one hand is used for both cocking the gun and firing
it, you need to use a Recover Action after every shot fired.
Example
Quick Draw
Some guns have the Quick Draw Ability. When using these guns as
your main weapon, your Small Weapon Skill’s Focus Points will work
like auto-successes instead of adding dice to the initiative roll. The gun
must be in its holster, ready to be drawn, or in the hand of the user.
Gunslinger
A Player Characters (or NPC) that is Specialized with the Small Guns
Skill is defined as a Gunslinger. A Gunslinger is Combat Ready even
when the gun (pistol or revolver) is holstered. A Gunslinger may take
advantage of a gun’s Quick Draw Ability and use the Small Guns
Focus Points as auto successes in Initiative rolls instead of adding
dice.

A Gunslinger with Specialized Small Guns Skill rolls 3

successes on his first shot. He may fire two more shots
before making a Recover Action. After that, he may use
his fifth Combat Action to shoot again.
Double Action (self-cocking)
Marksman
A Player Characters (or NPC) that is Specialized with the Medium
Guns Skill is defined as a Marksman. A Marksman may extend the
weapon’s Range when using a rifle (not shotguns). Add Range x Focus
Point with the Medium Guns Skill to the weapon’s initial Range.

A Double Action gun is cocked when pressing the trigger. This makes A Winchester Rifle’s Range is 60 meters. A Marksman
the gun less accurate when firing it. The Double Action mechanism with 1 Focus Point is able to shoot at a target within 120
will cause the Difficulty Level to increase by one point for the second meters with no Difficulty Level increase due to Range.
shot and all subsequent shots fired successively. 2 Focus Points will increase its Range to 180 meters.

Rifles
2-handed Medium Guns

Rifles must be held to be combat ready. Rifles cannot be used with

only one hand. If you still try, the Difficulty Level will be increased
by 2 points.

Shotguns
2-handed Medium Guns

Shotguns cannot be used with only one hand. If you still try, the
Difficulty Level will be increased by 3 points. Due to heavy recoil, the
second shot fired in succession will have a Difficulty Level increase
by one point.

Short-Barreled Shotguns
1½-handed Small Gun

A short-barreled shotgun may be used with one hand, but is then

treated as a Medium Gun and requires 2 Actions when used. If both
hands are used, the short-barreled shotgun is treated as a Small Gun
which requires only one Action to be fired. Due to heavy recoil, the
second shot fired in succession will have a Difficulty Level increase
by one point.

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 Reloading
Reloading a revolver or a pistol without magazine takes
time per cartridge. You will find the number of Combat
Actions per cartridge (pc) in the weapons table e.g. a Colt
M1861 Navy has a Reload time of 2 pc (2 Combat Actions
per cartridge). Reloading all 6 cartridges on a Colt M1861
Navy will take 2 x 6 = 12 Combat Actions. A person
with 3 Combat Actions per Round must spend 4 Rounds
reloading the gun with 6 cartridges.
Quick Reload
Using guns as melee weapons
You may use the weapon’s stock as a bludgeoning weapon in melee
combat. Small guns used as melee weapons require the Small Melee
Weapons Skill. Medium guns require the Medium Melee Weapons
Skill to be used as a melee weapon.
The damage dealt per success when striking an opponent with a
revolver or pistol is 2-3 depending on the size of the gun. A rifle
or a shotgun used as a bludgeoning weapon will deal 4-5 points of
damage per success. Having the Forceful Maul Skill will add your
Strength to the damage. (See Core Rulebook page 32)

Small and Medium Guns Skill Focus Points will reduce the reload
time. Every Focus Point will halve the total reload time.
1 Focus Point with the Small Guns Skill will reduce the
reload time for a Colt Peacemaker to 6 Combat Actions
(2pc x 6 cartridges / 2 = 6).
2 Focus Point with the Small Guns Skill will reduce the
reload time for a Colt Peacemaker to 3 Combat Actions
(2pc x 6 cartridges / 4 = 3).
Fumbling when using revolvers
Whenever you fumble when using an old west revolver, make a
Fumble Roll using the table below. If your fumble has more than one
1s, roll the number of dice corresponding to the number of 1s. All
effects will stack if rolled more than once.
Concealing Weapons

Conceal Skill (BC)

Quicker Reload
The Revolvers Knowledge (KN) Skill and the Rifles Knowledge
(KN) Skill are both Item Knowledge Skills (see the Core Rulebook
page 35). By training these Skills, you will become better at reloading
your gun quicker. Every Focus Point will halve the total Reload Time.
A Player Character with 1 Revolvers Knowledge Focus Point
will be able to reload 6 cartridges on a Colt Peacemaker in 6
Combat Actions (6 cartridges x 2 pc / 2 = 6).
A Player Character with 1 Focus Point with the Revolves
Knowledge and 2 Focus Points with the Small Guns Skill
will be able to reload 6 cartridges on a Colt Peacemaker
in 2 Combat Actions (6 cartridges x 2 pc / 8 = 1.5 ≈ 2).
Decimal numbers are rounded up.
The Conceal Skill makes you able to hide items. The number of
successes when concealing an object is the Concealment Quality.
Anyone that tries to detect a concealed item must make a Perception
Skill Roll with a Complexity Level equal to the Concealment Quality.
Example - Concealing a revolver
You want to conceal a revolver. You need to make a
Conceal Skill Roll (can be combined with Revolver
Knowledge Skill). The number of successes will determine
how well the gun is concealed. An opponent must make a
Perception Skill Roll in an attempt to detect the weapon.
Vision and Touch can be used, but there is a Difficulty
Level increase by 2 points when using Vision (trained
dogs will use the Smell Ability to detect weapons with a
Difficulty Level decrease of 3).

REVOLVER FUMBLE TABLE

D10 Effect
All remaining cartridges explode in the barrel. Reduce the gun’s Quality equal to the number of remaining
1 cartridges. The user receives damage to the hand equal to the number of remaining cartridges x 2. Make a
Reaction Skill Roll to reduce the damage by two points per success.
One cartridge explodes in the barrel, making the rest of the cartridges useless. Reduce the gun’s Quality
2 by one point. The user receives two points of damage to the hand. Make a Reaction Skill Roll with at
least one success to avoid being hurt.
The cartridge fails to fire, jams the revolver and must be discarded from the barrel before the gun can be
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4-10 The revolver is malfunctioning. You need to spend your next action as a Recover Action to fix the gun.

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 Wild West Weapons
Reload
Weapon Caliber Rounds Dam. Range Hands Skill Quality ROF QD
actions

British Bull Dog .44 5 13 0* 1 2 pc S. Guns 3 SS N

Colt Lightning .38 6 14 15 1 2 pc S. Guns 5 SS Y

Colt M1861 Navy .36p 6 14 15 1SA 2 pc S. Guns 4 SS Y

Colt Peacemaker .45 6 15 15 1SA 2 pc S. Guns 6 SS Y

Derringer .41 2 12 0* 1SA 3 pc Any Guns 4 SS N

Remington M1875 .44 6 15 15 1SA 1 pc S. Guns 6 SS Y

S&W Schofield .44 6 13 15 1SA 1 pc S. Guns 5 SS Y

Colt 1855 Rifle .36p 6 14 45 2 2 pc M. Guns 5 SS N

Spencer Rifle .52 7 19 45 2 1 pc M. Guns 6 SS N

Springfield Rifle .45 1 22 60 2 3 M. Guns 6 SS N

Winchester Rifle .45 15 22 60 2 1 pc M. Guns 7 SS N

Coach Gun M1881 12g 2 30S 15 2 2 pc S. Guns 5 SS N

Shotgun, Parker B. 12g 2 30S 30 2 2 pc M. Guns 8 SS N

pc Actions per cartridge (round/shot/bullet); if 2 pc you need to spend 12 actions reloading 6 cartridges.
p
Paper cartridges
1SA Single Action Gun
* Pocket Guns may be used at H2H range. The Difficulty Level increases by one point every 15 meters (SR)
S
Shotgun damage is full within its Range. The damage is reduced by 10 points for every 15 meters added.
QD Quick Draw

Colt Peacemaker M1873, Single Action

Rounds: 6
Caliber: .45 Colt
Weight: 1 kg
Length: 279 mm
Price: $25

Special: In a Combat Situation, Gunslingers may reduce the Difficulty Level by one point for the first shot fired in every Combat Round when
using the Colt Peacemaker.

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 Smith & Wesson model 3 Schofield, Single Action
Rounds: 6
Caliber: .44 Schofield
Weight: 1.3 kg
Length: 305 mm
Price: $20

Special: In a Non-Combat Situation (also Surprise Attacks), the Schofield’s Range is 30 m.

Colt Model 1861 Navy, Single Action

Rounds: 6
Caliber: .36 Paper-wrapped
Weight: 1.2 kg
Length: 330 mm
Price: $17

Special: The cartridges are useless if they get wet. If you fumble while using this weapon, the number of 1s is doubled.

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 Colt M1877 Lightning, Double Action
Rounds: 6
Caliber: .38 Long Colt
Weight: 0.8 kg
Length: 240 mm
Price: $22

Special: The Colt Lightning has an additional +1S bonus to initiative when used by a Gunslinger.

Remington Model 1875, Single Action

Rounds: 6
Caliber: .44 Remington
Weight: 1.1 kg
Length: 270 mm
Price: $19

Special: When fumbling using this gun, one fumble die may be removed. This weapon will only malfunction if rolling two or more 1s when
fumbling. One fumble die will count as a failure.

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 British Bull Dog, Double Action
Rounds: 5
Caliber: .44 Short Rimfire
Weight: 0.5 kg
Length: 152 mm
Price: $10

Special: This gun may be used while in H2H position. From a range greater than H2H, the Difficulty Level will increase by one point,
including the first 15 meters. Difficulty Level is reduced by 1 when concealing this gun.

Remington Model 95 Derringer, Single Action

Rounds: 2
Caliber: .41 Short
Weight: 0.5 kg
Length: 76 mm
Price: $12

Special: This gun may be used while in H2H position. From a range greater than H2H, the Difficulty Level will increase by one point, in-
cluding the first 15 meters. Difficulty Level is reduced by 2 when concealing this gun. This weapon can be used with any Guns Skill (Small,
Medium and Large) as a small gun, but any Focus Point advantages are reserved the Small Guns Skill.

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 Winchester Rifle Model 1873, Lever Action

Rounds: 15, Tube Magazine

Caliber: .45-70 Long Colt
Weight: 4.3 kg
Length: 125 cm
Price: $35

Special: If you’re Specialized with the Medium Guns Skill, the first shot fired with a Winchester Rifle during a Combat Round will only
require one Combat Action. This will only apply if using a Standard Attack Action, and cannot be used for Aiming or Called Shots.

Spencer Repeating Rifle, Lever Action

Rounds: 7, Tube Magazine
Caliber: .52 Spencer
Weight: 4.6 kg
Length: 120 cm
Price: $28

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 Springfield Model 1873, Breech-Loading
Rounds: 1
Caliber: .45-70 Long Colt
Weight: 4.9 kg
Length: 130 cm
Price: $30

Special: This weapon can have a bayonet attached to it. Using the fixed bayonet as a melee weapon requires the Medium Melee Weapons Skill
and the use of both hands.

Fixed bayonet: Type P(B); Damage 9; Hands 1½; Force Required 3; Quality 5; OC 20

Colt Model 1855, Revolving Rifle

Rounds: 6
Caliber: .36 Paper-wrapped
Weight: 4.1 kg
Length: 115 cm
Price: $25

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 Parker Brothers Shotgun, Double Barrel
Rounds: 2
Caliber: 12 Gauge
Weight: 3.9 kg
Length: 110 cm
Price: $12

Coach Gun, Double Barrel Shotgun (Short-Barreled Shotgun)

Rounds: 2
Caliber: 12 gauge
Weight: 2.9 kg
Length: 99 cm
Price: $12

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 Duels
A Player Character may challenge or be challenged to a duel, using
revolvers. The rules for a duel are easy.
A duel is a one-round combat situation where both participants have
one Combat Action each only.
The range between the two participants is 15 meters.
Both participants make an Initiative roll (Combat Skill + Reaction).
The participant with the most successes may shoot first, and is the
most likely to win the duel (if he is able to kill the opponent with
one shot).
Only one shot is allowed in a duel. If you miss, you are not allowed
to shoot again. If your opponent is killed by the one shot, he may not
shoot back, but if the shot wasn’t lethal, he may shoot.
The winner is the one who stands upright afterwards. If both
participants are wounded, and none of them are able to stand
upright, it’s a tie.
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Throw Lasso
A lasso is not defined as a weapon, and does not require
any Weapons Skills to be used even when used against
people or animals. Throwing a lasso effectively will
require a Skill Combination of Throwing (BC) + Ropes
Knowledge (KN).
Lasso Range: 15 meters
When attempting to capture a person or an animal using the lasso,
you need to spend 3 Combat Actions, using both hands.
Make a Lasso Throw Skill Roll. The opponent may roll a Dodge Skill
Roll to avoid getting captured. If captured, the number of successes
determines the Capturing Quality. The Capturing Quality tells you
the number of successes you need to break free from the ropes,
using the Force Skill.
 Horses & Riding
Horse Quality
A saddle horse’s Quality ranges from 1 to 10 (Horse Quality). You
may of course use a draft horse as a saddle horse, but the Horse
Quality would be limited to a maximum of 4. Regular saddle horses’
Quality is 4-5, while a good saddle horse has a Horse Quality of 6-8.
A horse with a Horse Quality of 9-10 is very rare and very expensive.
The Horse Quality will limit the rider’s successes when performing
physical tasks e.g. firing a gun from the horse’s back. If the Horse
Quality is 4, the maximum number of successes when firing the gun
is limited to 4.
The Riding Skill (BC)
In addition to the Horse Quality, the rider needs the Riding Skill
(Basic Skill in the Wild West setting) to be able to perform physical
tasks from the horse’s back. Before you can perform a task while
riding, you need to make a Riding Skill Roll. If you fail, the Difficulty
Level is increased by one point. If you fumble the Riding Skill Roll,
you must use as many Recover Actions as 1s in the fumble. A critical
fumble will make you fall of the horse.
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The GM may ask the player to make a Riding Skill Roll whenever
the Player Character is attempting a riding task that has a Complexity
Level. Riding slowly on a road has a Complexity Level of 0. Jumping
over a normal sized fence has a complexity level of 1. Catching a
train on a horse’s back while dismounting and jumping onto the train,
will have a Complexity Level of 2 to 4 depending on the train’s speed
and the terrain.
Bareback Riding
Bareback riding will increase the Difficulty Level by one point when
making Riding Skill Rolls if not Specialized with the Riding Skill.
Horse Taming
A wild horse can be tamed using a Skill Combination of Animal
Insight (RE) + Riding (BC). The GM must define a Complexity
Level for the task. The Complexity Level does not reflect the horse’s
Quality.
When a horse has been tamed, the GM should make a random roll to
determine the horse’s Quality. The average of 2d10 determines the
Horse Quality. Decimal numbers are rounded down.
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 Gambling
The Wild West has saloons where professional and amateur gamblers
gather around tables for a game of poker, or any other game, hoping
to win some quick money. There are three different ways of winning
a game of poker. You can bluff, cheat or just be lucky.
Card Games Skill (KN)
Card Games is a Knowledge related Skill. It can be used in different
Skill Combinations used when gambling.
Gambler
A person with a Specialized Card Games Skill (KN) is defined as a
Gambler. Being a gambler will have some benefits when joining a
game of poker or other games of gambling.
Playing a game of poker
Ante and Pot Limit
The GM (or a player) decides the beginning pot and the pot limit.
This will determine the ante (the first pot).
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Deal the Cards
All participants roll one d10 each. The value rolled is the Quality of
your hand. An NPC with a poor Hand Quality (1-2) is most likely to
Fold. The GM should know what Hand Quality the Player Characters
have, but the Player Characters should not know the NPC’s Hand
Quality. This is because the players should not be able to use their
real-life bluff Skills to bluff the GM. Participants who folds after
rolling the Hand Quality die will lose their part of the ante.
A Gambler may roll additional Hand Quality dice equal to his Card
Games Skill’s Focus Points and choose one die.
Hand Quality = 1d10 (a random number)
Bluffing
The players may use Bluff (Convincing Skill) as an attempt to
convince the NPCs that their hand is either good or bad. The Quality
of the Bluff is determined by the number of successes rolled. A
poker player can use the Skill Combination: Bluff + Card Games
Knowledge to increase the chance of achieving a higher Bluff
Quality. Emotion Control may be added as an enhancement, creating
an Advanced Skill Combination. Bluffing is the most common
way of winning a game of poker and is not considered cheating.
A professional gambler would most likely have chosen to train
Convincing Skills, Card Game Knowledge and Emotion Control.
Bluff Quality = Number of Bluff successes
 Bluff = Convincing Skill (Bluff) (SO)
Improved Bluff = Convincing Skill (Bluff) (SO) + Card Games Skill (KN)
Advanced Bluff = Convincing Skill (Bluff) (SO) + Card Games Skill
(KN) + Emotion Control Skill (SO)
A Bluff can be revealed by making a Human Insight Skill Roll with
equal to or more successes than the Bluff.
Reveal Bluff = Human Insight (RE)
Improved Reveal Bluff = Human Insight (Bluff) (SO) + Card Games (KN)
Cheating
A player may choose to cheat to win. The Skill used to cheat in a game
of poker is the Pick Pocket (BC) Skill. You are free to rename this
Skill, if you feel that Sleight of Hand sounds better. The Pick Pocket
Skill can be combined to a Skill Combination with Card Games (KN)
to improve the task. In a game of poker, the other participants may
roll a Visual Perception Roll to detect the cheater. The Perception
Skill Roll can also be combined to a Skill Combination with Card
Games (KN). This will improve the chances of detecting a cheater.
The cheater is detected if the Perception Skill Roll is equal to or
higher than the cheaters Cheat Roll.

Advanced Reveal Bluff = Human Insight (Bluff) (SO) + Card Cheat = Pick Pocket (BC)
Games (KN) + Idea (RE)
Improved Cheat = Pick Pocket (BC) + Card Games (KN)

Fold, Raise and Call
Whether or not an NPC believes a Bluff to be true, he will fold,
raise or call. If the NPC believes that his hand is worse than his
opponent’s, he will fold. If the NPC believes that he has better cards
than the opponent, he will raise. If the NPC don’t know if he’s got
better or worse than the opponent, he will call.
Raise
If one of the participants raise the pot, all other participants may
roll a Human Insight Skill Roll (or a Sense Motive Skill Combination)
versus an Emotion Control Skill Roll to determine if the raise is a
bluff or not.
Advanced Cheat = Pick Pocket (BC) + Card Games (KN) +
Emotion Control (SO)
There is no automatic Difficulty Level decrease due to a non-combat
situation when gambling, because the circumstances are more or less
similar to a combat situation (with no weapons used). The Difficulty
Level can be increased if the NPCs are very aware and suspicious.
This should be determined by the GM before the game begins. If
an NPC is aware, the Player Character may attempt a relevant Social
Skill to divert the attention. (The Get Attention Skill can be used to
divert attention to another player. Deceive, Mislead and Seduce are a
selection of Convincing Skills that can be used to reduce the NPC’s
awareness.)

Fold

Player Characters and NPCs may fold if they believe that they’re
losing the game.

Call

Player Characters and NPCs may call if they believe that there is a
chance of winning.

Showdown - Determining the Winner

The GM should reveal the NPCs’ hands at the end of the game. The
one with the highest Hand Quality wins. If there is a Hand Quality
tie, roll again to determine which hand was the best. A Gambler may
roll additional dice equal to his Card Game Skill’s Focus Points and
choose one die.

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 Pricelists Weapon Accessories
Gun cartridges (50) $1.00 - $3.00
Gold
Gun holster $2.00 - $8.00
1 troy ounce of gold $20.00
Pearl grip for revolver $80.00
1 gold bar $3,000
Gun maintenance kit $3.00

Goods
Tools
Whiskey (1 gal) $3.00
Hunting knife $6.00
Flour (1 barrel, 50 kg) $8.00
Wood axe $5.00
Ale (cask) $10.00 - $20.00
Pickaxe $4.00
Cotton fabric (1 meter) $0.1
Panning equipment $2.00
Fur (from various animals) $3.00 - $100.00
Dynamite bar $1.00
Lamp $4.00
Service
1 Stagecoach ticket $10 pr 100 miles
Animals
Hotel room $2.00 - 5.00 per night
Draft Horse $75.00
Stable rent $2 per week
Saddle Horse (Quality 4) $100.00
Glass of whiskey (served) $0.50
Saddle Horse (Quality 5) $150.00
Meal (served) $1.00 - $2.00
Saddle Horse (Quality 6) $250.00
Medical treatment $3.00 - $10.00
Saddle Horse (Quality 7) $400.00
Surgery $20.00 - $50.00
Cow $25.00
Bull $80.00
Apparel
Pig $5.00
Boots $10.00 - $30.00
Hat $3.00 - $6.00
Horse Equipment
Clothing (commoner’s) $10.00 - $30.00
Saddle $30.00 - $50.00
Clothing (cowboy’s) $30.00
Harness $40.00
Clothing (classy) $80.00 - $200.00
Wagon $50.00 - $80.00
Leather coat $10.00 - $20.00
Stagecoach $250.00

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