These are your Basic Rules 
1. be Kind 

2. No topics concerning race, gender, or sexual orientation will be discussed Here. 

3. PG-13 People, Don't do anything risky. 

4. No over-the-top cursing, such as repeated swearing of the F@#$ word. 

5.Have fun. 
The not-so-serious rules of Shadewood 

1. Respect the Sheriff: Sheriff Jedediah "Ironheart" Boone is the ultimate authority in Shadewood. His word is law, and his judgment is final. Disrespecting or defying the sheriff can lead to swift and severe consequences.  

2. Keep Your Weapons Close: In a land where danger lurks around every corner, it's essential to always be prepared for trouble. Gunslingers and travelers alike are expected to carry their weapons at all times and be ready to defend themselves at a moment's notice. 

3. Mind Your Own Business: Shadewood is a town of fiercely independent individuals who value their privacy and freedom above all else. Gossip and meddling in others' affairs are not taken lightly and can quickly earn you enemies.   
4. Pay Your Dues: The town operates on a system of mutual aid and support. Whether it's contributing to the upkeep of the sheriff's office or helping out your neighbors in times of need, everyone is expected to do their part to keep Shadewood running smoothly. 

    

5. Stay Clear of the Outskirts: The wilderness beyond the town limits is a lawless and dangerous place, teeming with all manner of monsters and bandits. Venturing too far from the safety of Shadewood is asking for trouble, and those who dare to do so often do not return. 

    

6. Honor the Dead: The graveyard on the outskirts of town serves as a reminder of the dangers that lurk beyond Shadow's End. It is customary to pay respects to the fallen and never disturb the resting place of the departed. 

7. Say Steak if you have read and agree to the rules.

Long ago, when the land was untamed and the wilderness stretched as far as the eye could see, brave pioneers ventured westward in search of a new beginning. They carved out homesteads from the rugged terrain, battling against harsh weather, hostile natives, and ruthless outlaws to claim their stake in the frontier.

But as civilization spread across the land, so too did tales of strange happenings and supernatural occurrences. Legends whispered of creatures that roamed the untamed wilderness, their origins lost to time and superstition. From the eerie howls of the Wendigo to the chilling cries of the Banshees, the frontier was a place where the line between reality and myth blurred, and where the shadows held secrets best left undisturbed.

Legend has it that the town was founded by a group of pioneers seeking refuge from the lawlessness of the frontier, drawn together by a shared desire for safety and security in an unforgiving land.

As the town grew and prospered, it became a beacon of hope amidst the chaos of the wilderness, attracting settlers, traders, and gunslingers from far and wide. But with prosperity came danger, and Shadow's End soon found itself beset by all manner of threats, from outlaws and bandits to creatures of darkness that lurked in the shadows

1. The Wendigo: A creature born from Native American folklore, the Wendigo is a towering, skeletal figure with sunken eyes and jagged teeth. It is said to be driven by an insatiable hunger for human flesh, stalking its prey with unearthly stealth and speed.

2. The Banshees: Wraith-like spirits that haunt the moonlit canyons and desolate plains, the Banshees are said to emit bone-chilling wails that strike fear into the hearts of all who hear them. Legend has it that encountering a Banshee is an omen of impending doom.

3. The Skinwalkers: Shape-shifting beings that roam the wilderness, the Skinwalkers have the ability to assume the form of any animal they choose. They are rumored to possess dark magic and to wield it against those who cross their path.

4. The Night Drifters: Shadowy figures that move with unnatural speed and agility, the Night Drifters are said to be the spirits of outlaws and bandits who met violent ends in the wilderness. They are known to haunt lonely travelers, seeking vengeance for their untimely demise.

5. The Cursed Gold Miners: Miners who unearthed a cursed vein of gold deep within the earth, the Cursed Gold Miners are twisted, undead abominations that now roam the abandoned mineshafts, their hunger for wealth and power driving them to seek out unsuspecting victims to add to their ranks.

6. The Chupacabra: A blood-sucking monster from Mexican folklore, the Chupacabra is said to prey upon livestock and travelers alike, draining them of their life essence with razor-sharp teeth and claws. 

7.  Black-Eyed Riders: Ghostly figures cloaked in tattered black robes, the Black-Eyed Riders are said to haunt the trails and roads that crisscross the wilderness. Their eyes are said to glow with an otherworldly light, and those who meet their gaze are said to be cursed to wander the land forevermore
   
   
8.  Gloomhounds: Massive, hound-like creatures with fur as black as midnight and eyes that gleam with malevolent intelligence, the Gloomhounds prowl the darkness, hunting for prey to satisfy their insatiable hunger. Legend has it that their howls can be heard echoing through the canyons on moonless nights, striking fear into the hearts of all who hear them.

TheFinalLoreMaker (Me) as  Sheriff Jedediah "Ironheart" Boone