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Surrounded by a thick, rock wall, Fort Stockton is certainly the place to be for those interested in the military. This is considered the main "base" for any soldiers living in the area, and so it isn't often that gang members would be see lurking about these walls. The wall is circular and approximately fifteen to twenty feet high, while the town inside the walls is rather busy, humming with the restlessness of the ones inside. The buildings that the fort does have are in considerably good condition, despite the fact most people spend their time outside.

Sub-boards: • • entrance gate, • • dining hall, • • sleeping quarters, • • the courtyard, • • training facility

Now, Laredo isn't the most pleasant, or safe, town to occupy. There are hundreds of people living here however, seeing as Amarillo only accepts the high-class, leaving the majority of civilians, lower-class or middle-class, to dwell here. There are parts of town that are better then others, though in general, it's a rather beat-up looking place. Gangs and immigrants traffic through this area frequently, and so it wouldn't be unusual to be wary, while living here. There are plenty of shops and such here, so one can be fairly happy, but it all depends on who you associate with.

Sub-boards: • • indegencia, • • caballo negro, • • town square, • • the dusty blossom, • • the cesspit, • • manos santas, • • ranch for sale

Translating to "land of fighting men," Tierra de Yuma is hardly a place most folk venture, despite for trading purposes. Here is where the Apache dwell, on the plains of Texas, and let me tell you--they don't take kindly to strangers. Should you be caught riding across their land without permission, most tribe members will take no mercy in shooting you from your mount, and leaving you to die. They're nice people when approached civilly, though when one rambles in calling them savages, they tend to react harshly, as most would. Their land is beautiful, holding some forested areas, and they take pride in the landscape they've taken as their own.

Sub-boards: • • tiyata, • • sapa inyan, • • chickala minne , • • lush thicket, • • barren plains

Surrounded by no more then a thick layer of barbed-wire fence, this Fort is lacking in funds, compared to Fort Stockton. The place is hardly as protected on the outside, however, they make up for it with an ungodly amount of heavy artillery. Soldiers here are known for their great skill and capabilities, and unlike Fort Stockton's soldiers, they're used to roughing it in tents on a daily basis.

Sub-boards: • • puertas del infierno, • • la tierra de nadie, • • el comedor, • • campamento, • • formación

Again, much like Texas, Mexico too has one good town, and one... less-pleasant town. Unfortunately, Matamoros has nearly double the population, and seeing as majority of the people living here are desperate and low-class, it would be safe to say this is no peaceful place. With brawls and quarrels taking place around every corner, this is definitely a town where those who are uneducated in the rough life of a low-class citizen should watch their back.

Sub-boards: • • juarez, • • el toro bravo, • • plaza de la ciudad, • • deseos lujuriosos, • • matamoros penitenciaria, • • ranch for sale

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