READ ME

This module can be played again and again because so much

chance and room for different decisions has been built in.

Further, you could design your own modules using this module
as a base and substituting your own Chance Encounters for the
ones in this module.

1. VISUALS: Space has been left on several pages so that you

may insert your own clip art. You can download a great cover
if you go to e-bay and type in “Wyatt Earp Comic Books.”
You can find other images by going to Yahoo / Images and type
in “Wyatt Earp” or “Hugh O’Brien.” (I actually imported some
visuals for my personal module from the Wyatt Earp TV Show.)

2. SCORECARDS: The scorecards on the next page can be run on

both sides of a single sheet of paper, then clipped and stapled
together so as to create a small stack of scorecards for
recordkeeping.

3. PRINTING THE MODULE: You can print pages on two sides

of each sheet of paper (e.g. document pages 4 and 5 back to back
and so on). Once printed, all pages are folded in half so as to
create a small booklet.
The page below the scoresheet serves as the back and front cover
respectively.

4. ALL RIGHTS ARE RESERVED

 Chance Encounters:
Notes:
Cash on
PC’s TOT Kills/Incap:
A H O V CC JJ
B I P W DD
Hand: Adversaries: (Cross out if eliminated)
C
D
J
K
Q
R
X
Y
EE
FF
E L S Z GG
Earps: F
G
M
N
T
U
AA
BB
HH
II
Bill Brosius Tom Mc Laury Morgan Earp
Calendar: Billy Clanton
Ike Clanton
Johnny Ringo
Pete Spence
Virgil Earp
Wyatt Earp
S “Old Man” Clanton Frank Stillwell Doc Holliday
Cash on
S M T W Th F S Billy Claibourne Diego Chez PC’s TOT Kills/Incap:
S M T W Th F S Pony Deal Indian Joe
S M T W Th F S Frank McLaury
Hand: Adversaries:
Chance Encounters:
(Cross out if eliminated)

Notes: Earps:
A H O V CC JJ
B I P W DD Bill Brosius Tom Mc Laury Morgan Earp
Calendar:
C J Q X EE Billy Clanton
Ike Clanton
Johnny Ringo
Pete Spence
Virgil Earp
Wyatt Earp
SD K R Y FF
“Old Man” Clanton Frank Stillwell Doc Holliday
SE M T LW Th FS S Z GG
Billy Claibourne Diego Chez
SF M T MW Th FT S AA HH
Pony Deal Indian Joe
SG M T NW Th FU S BB II Frank McLaury

Chance Encounters:
Notes:
A H O V CC JJ

Cash on
PC’s TOT Kills/Incap: B I P W DD
C J Q X EE

Hand:
D K R Y FF

Adversaries: (Cross out if eliminated)

E
F
L
M
S
T
Z
AA
GG
HH
G N U BB II
Earps:
Bill Brosius Tom Mc Laury Morgan Earp
Calendar: Billy Clanton
Ike Clanton
Johnny Ringo
Pete Spence
Virgil Earp
Wyatt Earp
S “Old Man” Clanton Frank Stillwell Doc Holliday
S M T W Th F S Billy Claibourne Diego Chez
S M T W Th F S Pony Deal Indian Joe
S M T W Th F S Frank McLaury
Cash on
PC’s TOT Kills/Incap:

Hand: Adversaries: (Cross out if eliminated)

Earps:
Bill Brosius Tom Mc Laury Morgan Earp
Calendar: Billy Clanton
Ike Clanton
Johnny Ringo
Pete Spence
Virgil Earp
Wyatt Earp
S “Old Man” Clanton Frank Stillwell Doc Holliday
S M T W Th F S Billy Claibourne Diego Chez
S M T W Th F S Pony Deal Indian Joe
S M T W Th F S Frank McLaury

Chance Encounters:
Notes:
A H O V CC JJ
B I P W DD
C J Q X EE
D K R Y FF
E L S Z GG
F M T AA HH
G N U BB II
 DAILY TOMBSTONE ACTIVITY CHART
Day
Go to Laundry 121 on page 19
Bath (10) & Send Telegram (76)
Purchase at General Store 112
Gamble or Get a Shave (02)
Eat a Meal (113)
Read paper on boardwalk in front
of Marshall’s Office. (75)
Serve a Writ. Entry 49, page 9.
Banking
Do interview at Epitaph (74)
R2d Night
2-3 Night off; Drink FRONT COVER
4 Gamble or Drink
5 Man the Marshall’s Office, 129
6 Eat (113), then Gamble
7 Eat (113), then Check Streets p36
8 Check the saloons by running at
least one activity in each.
9 Read paper in hotel lobby (75)
10 Brothel, then Check Streets p 36
11-12 Brothel, 149 or Man Office 129

BELLICOSE REACTION /
in
ARREST ATTEMPT : R2d
2-5 The NPC(s) back down & move on. If this was an arrest
TOMBSTONE
attempt, they submit to arrest.
6-8 The NPC(s) initiate a Brawl! He/they won’t go for leather
unless you do so.
TOMBSTONE
9-12 NPC(s) Draw! (On 11 & 12 the NPC(s) will Fan Fire.)
Modifiers If Arrest Attempt, NPC Passes Courage Check…….+2
If Arrest Attempt, Arestee Outnumbered…………....-2
If you have Weapon Out and Aimed………………..-2
(2-7 chance you lose 1 EP)

BUILDINGS in TOMBSTONE
Establishments Board Go to Entry Page
(Bank) Wells Fargo Bank D or H Day: 77 14
Barber Shop & Bath B 02 / 10 3/5
Belle’s Brothel D 149 22
Chance Encounters N.A. N.A. 25-32
Doctor’s Office B 51 10
General Store C 112 18
Laundry (Wo Chins’) H 121 19
Livery Stable B 29 7
Hotel A 85 15
Marshall’s Office A 129 20
Ramrod Restaurant (Restaurant) C 113 18
Ranchouse Restaurant C 113 18
(Saloon) Oriental Saloon (Show House) C 60 11
(Saloon) Alhambra Saloon A 36 8
Sheriff’s Office A 67 13
Telegraph Office (Post Office) D 76 14
 2 Chance Encounter Rule. After each daily activity, go to the halfway point to
This module represents the build-up to and aftermath of the Gunfight at the O.K. your next destination and roll 1 die for the possibility of a Chance Encounter at the
Corral. It can be played in either of two ways. halfway point. Chance Encounters occur on rolls of 1, 2, and 3. Because some
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The fastest, simplest way is to turn to page 25 and follow the instructions for
Chance Encounters, allowing those encounters to be the complete module. The
second, richer way is to utilize the “Daily Activity Chart” on the back cover. To
use the second method, read on here.
Even if the second method is used, the module does not attempt to run every
mundane activity in which Wyatt Earp would have participated during each day.
Instead, it compresses action so as to run 1 activity each day, and 1 each night.
The “Daily Activity Chart” indicates the activities Wyatt must perform each Day
and Night. For each day, roll once for a daylight encounter and once for a night
encounter, then run those activities. The Establishments Chart on the back cover is
used to locate what entry and what board are used for the activity. Make a note
that you start the adventure with $50 cash. You may keep the cash on you, or you
may leave some or all of in the bank or your room.
Determine where you would go AFTER each activity, then roll 1 die for the
possibility of a Chance Encounter at the halfway point. Chance Encounters occur
on rolls of 1, 2, and 3. At times, two activities are listed. This would require 2
rolls for Chance Encounter possibilities. Go to entry 01 to begin.
In addition to Wyatt Earp, this module uses the following chits. The Earps all
carry 2 pistols. All other NPCs carry 1 pistol – unless otherwise noted.
Morgan Earp 2, 0 5,0 Chez John Behan 9, 0 Frank McLaury 9,+1
Doc Holliday 2,+2 7,0 Spence John Ringo 9, +1* Tom McLaury 7, 0
Virgil Earp 1 ,0 11,0 Stillwell B. Claibourne 8, 0 Ike Clanton 7, 0
Wyatt Earp 2, +2 B.Brosius 11, +1 * Billy Clanton 11, 0
* Carries 2 Pistols

The module uses the following Town Map Configuration:

B
D
C

A G
H

The frequently used abbreviation RRO means: “React instantly, then read on.” If
you fail to react instantly, treat it as becoming frozen / no reaction.
Recordkeeping: After each day’s activities, cross it off. After two weeks and one
day pass, the module ends. (Put a “J” next to the names of any Clanton-McLaury
Faction adversaries who are in jail. References to characters currently in jail are
ignored. Strike out the names of all members of the Clanton-McLaury faction that
are eliminated (4 wounds in a gunfight); then, ignore references to such characters.
Place an I next to the names of any Clantons or McLaurys who have been
incapacitated, but NOT jailed.
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activities require 2 scenarios (e.g. ‘eat & gamble), there will be 2 rolls for possible
Chance Encounters.
End of the Module: The module ends in one of 3 ways – whichever occurs first.
First, Wyatt Earp sustains 4 wounds while alone outside of town. Second, two
weeks and one day pass, or third, all Chance Encounters have been used
Night Gunfighting Rule: After 6 Chance Encounters have been crossed out,
night falls, triggering the Night Gunfighting rule. That rule modifies all shots at a
target outside over the Range of 3. This is true only for the first night in town.
Pistol Whipping: One of a lawman’s favorite moves to avoid trouble was to
quickly draw his gun and whip its barrel across an adversary’s skull before he
could react. To simulate this move, R1d, modifying +1 if the target is drunk:
1 The NPC also goes for his gun! Run the Draw and Gunfight.
2-4 NPC’s eyes glaze and he collapses, unconscious!
5 NPC’s eyes glaze and he falls down unconscious! Lose 1 EP for using
this sneaky tactic.
6 Your pistol grazes the NPC’s skull causing 1 wound, but he is still
conscious! Roll for a Bellicose Reaction. (If the result is that the NPC
draws, you have a +1 modifier –in addition to any other modifiers –
because your pistol is already out.
Wounds: Anytime you are wounded, you may go to Doc Gillingham’s Office,
entry 51 on page 10. However, on the way to your next activity (probably your
room) you must roll for a Chance Encounter at the halfway point. Brawling
wounds automatically heal at the rate of 2 each half day. Gunshot wounds heal at
the rate of 1 every 2 days. You may remain in your room while wounds heal, if you
cross out the days spent there.

START Once all chits and the scorepad are ready, go to entry 01 to begin.
01 It’s a hot, early Saturday morning in August, 1881. You leave your room
in the Tombstone House Hotel (Board A), walk downstairs, and then sit in a
rocking chair, relaxing.
Using the “Daily Activity Chart,” on the back cover, roll for activities for each day
and night, per the rules above. From here on, the Daily Activity Chart will tell you
what entry or entries to read.

02 BARBER SHOP The red and white barber pole

marks the outside of this narrow, 1 story frame structure on Board B. Place your
chit in front of the barber shop’s front window. A sign advertises, “Haircuts
$1.00.” The shop is open nights because many of the women in the brothels won’t
do business with a man who is not recently bathed.
You peer inside the barber shop’s window to determine whether or not you’d have
to wait and, if so, for how long. R2d: (2-4: Read entry 03) (5-9: Read
04) (10: Read entry 05) (11-12: Read entry 11).
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03 As you peer in the window, you happen to see a glint-reflected in the
window. Your eyes widen to see the reflection of a man aiming a pistol at your
back from across the street! RRO.
Place the chit of Cowboy 7,0 directly across the street on the hotel’s boardwalk, in
front of the window. As he yells, “Earp, you killed my brother,” he opens fire!
RRO.
08 A raw, arrogant cowboy clad in dark blue shirt and jeans barges into the
shop attempts to force you out of the chair so that he can get his haircut ahead of
you! RRO, then read entry 16.
9 The first half of this block’s check is uneventful. Then you see a man in
the shadows leaning against the Dry Goods Store on Board D. The Range
is R2d. Roll for a Chance Encounter.
10 Cyrus Guyler, the town drunk, exits the saloon ahead, turns and walks
toward you. RRO. He tips his hat and saying, “Marshal,” then stumbles
on by.

If you dodged, ran, or dropped to the ground, the cowboy’s shots are modified –1. 11 The town is quiet. You’re standing on the boardwalk in front of the NE
Run the gunfight. If you survive, RRO, then read entry 12. corner of the hotel. In the dim glow of the gas streetlamps, across the
street at Belle’s place, you see a cowboy mount up, and ride toward you.
04 You’re happy to see that the shop’s lone barber has no customers. You He canters peacefully by and out of town.
walk inside and smell the pleasant odor of shaving cream and lotions. A large sign
on the back wall advertises, “Hot Baths 20 cents.” 12 The town is ominously dark and quiet so far. R1d:
1-3 A cowboy with a lean, savage look, long hair and a tied-down
 If you want a bath, go to entry 10. gun approaches, his spurs jingling importantly. He’s at range 3. There’s
 If you want a shave, you sit down in the barber chair. Go to entry 9. a 2-5 chance he’s a Randomly Determined enemy from the Clanton-
 If you want a haircut, go to the next paragraph in this entry. McLaury faction, in which case you should check the Bellicose Reaction
The barber motions you into the second chair, covers you with a barber’s cloth, Chart; otherwise, he strides by.
and makes small talk as he begins to cut your hair. R1d: (1: Read entry 06.) (2- 4-6 As you scan the buildings ahead, in the dim glow of the gas
5: Read 07) (6: Read 08). streetlamps, you see nothing out of the ordinary. R1d. On an even result,
05 You see that the shop’s lone barber has one man in the chair and 3 read on. Editor Brady tells you, “Wyatt, two men are robbin’ the
waiting. If you want a bath, go to entry 10. Otherwise, you decide to get your General Store! One’s inside, handin’ goods out to his partner who’s by
haircut another time. Select another destination and roll for a Chance Encounter their horses out back of the store!”
at the halfway point.
06 Place the chit of Cowboy 7,0 in the alley, directly in front of the barber
shop’s side window. Give the PC an Observation Check. If failed, skip directly to
the next paragraph. If you passed the check, RRO.
As the man in the alley yells, “You killed my brother,” he opens fire! If you passed
the Observation Check AND took evasive action, the cowboy’s shots are modified
–1. Remember that your shots through the window, unless you’re adjacent to it,
are modified -1. Run one round of the gunfight. If you survive, read entry 13.
07 You’re in the second barber chair from the front of the shop. The barber
has covered you with a striped cloth, propped the chair up, and begun cutting your
hair. About fifteen minutes later, he finishes the cut and asks, “You want a shave,
Mr. Earp?” RRO.
 If you want a shave, (.25 cents) read 09
 If you want a bath (50 cents) , read 10.
 If you want to talk to the barber to seek general information about the town,
read 75.
 Otherwise, you pay $1.00 for the haircut and leave the establishment.
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Because their rifles are in hand, Curly Bill and Pony Deal will fire first; Wyatt will
a his single shot after drawing a six gun or his shotgun. Next, check Courage for
Doc and Warren, run the first turn of the gunfight, and then read the next
paragraph.
After the first shots are fired, there’s a 2-7 chance that your horse spooks and flees.
If either Curly Bill Brosius or Pony Deal are incapacitated or killed, the other must
pass a Difficult Courage Check to avoid fleeing.
CHECKING TOMBSTONE’S STREETS
Checking the town requires 4 checks on the following chart. If you roll a number
a second time, treat it as “no encounter.” R2d each turn.
2-3 Your bootsteps resound on the boardwalk as you pass a bank and a
millenary shop. You’re on Board D, nearing the Dry Goods store. You
notice that the store’s door is ajar! You hear strange, ransacking -like
sounds inside. RRO, then R1d.
1 It’s the building’s owner (Townfolk). If your weapon is out, see
Bellicose Reactions, modifying -30.
2-3 You see a robber gathering items and placing them in his satchel.
If you attempt arrest, and he is aware of your
presence, roll for a Bellicose Reaction. (Cowboy 11, 0)
4-5 The door suddenly flings open! A stout figure with hat tipped
back plunges out yelling, “You lizard! I been wait’n for my
chance to blow your innards out!” (Cowboy 11, 0) draws!
6 It’s Sam Guyler, the town drunk. While asleep, he’s fallen over
on his side.
4 Things are quiet as your bootsteps resound on the boardwalks. You scan
the buildings in the dim glow of the gas streetlamps. Now you’re in the
alley beside the bank on Board H. Roll for a Chance Encounter.
5 You’re on the boardwalk directly in front of the barber shop when you
hear a feint sound from behind. You stop and gaze back into the dark.
You see nothing. Things are quiet. A cowboy leaves the saloon across
the street, swings up, and rides quietly out of town.
6 You’re walking the boardwalk in front of the bank on Board D. Your
bootsteps resound as the rest of this dark block’s check is uneventful.
7 You can hear loud conversation as you near, the Alhambra Saloon. You
check the establishment by looking through its batwing doors. Things are
quiet.
8 You’re on Board D, in front of the Dry Goods store, headed west. You
check the store’s front door; it’s securely locked. The sound of your
boots on the boardwalk pierces the night’s quiet as you continue.
5
09 The barber applies hot shaving cream to your face and neck, then begins
shaving you with his sharp straight-edge razor. As he shaves, R1d: (1-5: Skip
directly to the next paragraph.) (6: Read 06).
The barber finishes the shave, applies good-smelling after shave lotion, and then
removes the cloth that covered you. You get up and thank him as you hand him a
quarter for the shave. Bert asks, “Care for a bath, Mr. Earp?”
 You may get a bath by reading entry 10, or
 You may leave and select another destination. Remember to roll for
the possibility of a Chance Encounter at the halfway point.
10 (The Doctor’s Office behind the Barber Shop represents the bath. The
bed represents the tub.) You walk through the door in the barber shop (window) to
the bath. You pay 50 cents, hang your clothes, then climb into the partially-filled
tub. Place your chit in the tub. An attendant pours hot water over you, almost
filling the porcelain tub. The hot water feels relaxing. R2d: (3-11: Skip directly
to the next paragraph.) (2 & 12: Read entry 27).
You scrub yourself with soap and feel refreshed. R1d: (1-5: You dress and leave
the bath house. Decide where to go next and remember to roll for a Chance
Encounter at the halfway point.) (6: You gain 1 EP. Read 1-5, above.)
11 Place the chit of Cowboy 7,0 across the street on the hotel’s boardwalk, 2
squares to the right of its front door. As he yells, “You killed my brother,” he
opens fire! RRO.
If you dodged, ran, or dropped to the ground, the cowboy’s shots are modified –1.
Run one round of the gunfight. If you survive, read 19.
12 You walk into the barber shop, take the vacant 2 nd seat from the front.
The barber, who is somewhat nervous, props you up and begins grooming you.
You explain that the man who fired on you was the brother of a man you killed
legally in a gunfight in Tucson, Arizona. Make a selection from the bullets
below.
 If you want a bath, read 10.
 If you want to talk to the barber to seek general information about the
town, read 75.
 Otherwise, you may either pay $1.00 for the haircut and return to
entry 07, or leave the establishment and select another destination.
13 Give the ambusher a Difficult Courage Check. If he passes the check,
read entry 14; if he fails the check, read entry 15.
14 The cowboy prepares to fire again. Roll for Initiative and run another
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round of the gunfight; then read entry 13.
15 The ambusher flees toward the alley to the house’s right, and runs toward
the back of the buildings. Once he reaches the end of the alley he will turn to his
R1d: (1-4: Left) (5-6: Right). If you give chase and reach 1 square past a
building corner that might afford the ambusher cover, R1d. On an ODD result, he
awaits there in ambush; otherwise, he continued running. If the ambusher
continued running, move him the appropriate number of squares. In any case, run
the gunfight. If you survive, RRO, then read entry 12.
16 If you allowed the cowboy to go ahead of you, read 20. If you objected,
read 21, if you drew, read 22, if you brawled, read 23.
17 The barber shakes his head in disdain, but proceeds to cut the cowboy’s
hair. The cowboy pays, then struts out of the shop, and you take a seat in the
barber’s chair. Read entry 07.
18. The ambusher flees to his right and will attempt to turn the corner and run
down the alley, beside the house, toward the back of the buildings. Once he
reaches the end of the alley he will turn to his R1d: (1-3: Left) (4-6: Right). If
you give chase and reach 1 square past a building corner that might afford the
ambusher cover, R1d. On an ODD result, he awaits there in ambush; otherwise,
he continued running. If the ambusher continued running, move him the
appropriate number of squares. In any case, run the gunfight. If you survive,
read 12.
19 Give the ambusher a Difficult Courage Check. If he passes the check,
read entry 14; if he fails the check, read entry 18.
20 R1d. On an ODD result you lose 1 EP for your cowardice. Go to 26.
21 The cowboy ignores you and takes a seat in the chair. RRO.
 If you drew, read 22
 If you brawled, read 23
 Otherwise, read 20.
22 You’re in Square E-5; the cowboy is in E-6. In running the draw, give
yourself a +1 First Move Advantage – unless the Cowboy passes an Observation
Check. If you survive the gunfight, gain 1 EP and RRO.
23 Run the brawl. If you prevail, read 24; if you lost, read entry 25.
24 The cowboy trudges out of the shop. R1d. On an even result, you gain 1
Experience Point. In any case, go to entry 07.
25 R1d. On an ODD result, you lose 1 EP. Read entry 26.
E The street clears! R1d: (1-4: See F) (5-6: Ringo and Holiday draw
simultaneously! Run the gunfight).
F As Ringo and Doc draw, a rifleman (Cowboy 4,0) fires his rifle at Doc
from the window to the left of the Hotel’s front door (Board A)!
G The companion you selected - Morgan or Virgil if available - otherwise,
Deputy Green (Town Folk) agrees to accompany you. The two of you walk
resolutely toward Freemont Street. See A.
SURPRISE at IRON SPRINGS
Read this scenario – except for its last paragraph - before running any action. Turn
Boards A & B over and place them so the J in Map J is in the top right-hand
corner.
A warrant has just come through for the arrest of Curly Bill Brocius, whom you’ve
learned was the instigator of the recent attempt on your brother Morgan’s life.
You, your brother Warren (Cowboy 2,0), and Doc Holliday are on a vengeance
ride, headed for Mescal Springs, also called Iron Springs, where Curly Bill and his
men are rumored to be.
You, your men, and your horses need water. You’ve spotted a small stream in a
valley overlooked by some dangerous high rocks. You all peer up at the rocks but
see no one. Out of caution, you decide to take your horse into the valley first.
Place Curly Bill Brosius (Cowboy 11, +1) in the far west square in the rock
formation. Place his partner Pony Deal (Cowboy 4,0) 3 squares to his right, also
in the rocks. Place your chit on the top of Board L, where it adjoins Board J
anywhere to the left of the mid point of the map, in the open (not behind a tree or
rock). Place your horse behind you. You carry a shotgun in your saddle’s
scabbard. Row H on Board J represents the stream.
Turn Board G over, and place it so that the I is in its southwest corner. Place Doc
Holliday (Blue, +2) and Warren Earp (Cowboy 2,0) in the rocks which are located
in the southeast corner of Board G, in Row B. Warren and Doc carry rifles in
their scabbards. (Board D is treated as wilderness.)
As you pull your horse toward the stream, you spot Curly Bill Brosius and Pony
Deal in the rocks - just as they spot you! Brosius and Deal will open fire on you
with the rifles which are already in their hands - but not aimed; they get 1 shot
each! They haven’t spotted Doc or Warren, and no one else on your side has
spotted the ambushers. Doc and Warren will have to pass Courage Checks to
remain and face the gunfire from the high rocks.
On any NPC Reaction of “Charge” Brosius or Deal will flee. Treat the green and
gray objects on Board J and L as trees and rocks, respectively.

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 Go there immediately, and see A
 Don’t interfere, see E
 Go to your office for help and/or weapons, and read entry C.
A You rush toward Freemont Street. As you reach the Barber Shop’s front
door on Board B, you see Doc Holiday and Johnny Ringo angrily facing each
other on Freemont Street. Doc Holliday is on the “D” in Board D facing Johnny
Ringo (Cowboy 6, +1) who stands beside the brothel R1d: (1-3: 6) (4-6: 5)
squares away.
They walk 1 square toward each other as you move 1 more square. You
hear Doc taunt, “Ringo, you’re my huckleberry!” R1d: (1-2: Doc and
Ringo go for leather! Run the gunfight.) (3-4: Read B) (5-6: See E).
B As you reach the barber shop’s front door your eye catches a factor Doc
overlooked – the barrel of a rifle which protrudes from the window to the right of
the Hotel’s front door! RRO, then read the bullet that most closely approximates
your reaction
 Draw & Fire on the Rifleman: R1d
1-4: Run both gunfights. Doc and Ringo draw as the rifleman fires at
R1d: (1-3: Doc Holliday) (4-6: You).
5-6: Doc and Ringo draw as the rifleman fires at Doc! Another
rifleman – unbeknownst to you – fires at you from the left-front
corner of the roof of the hotel!
 Verbally tell Doc, “Quit the foolishness,” as you nod in the direction of the
rifle barrel. R1d
1-5 The rifle is drawn in the window. Doc agrees. Everyone
departs, ending the scenario.
6 Doc yells, “Take the rifleman! He and Ringo
draw on each other! Before running any
action, R1d:
1-4 All draw and open fire! Run the
gunfight!
5-6 The rifleman on the roof (Cowboy
4,0) fires at you as Doc and Ringo
draw on each other! The rifleman in the hotel will start
firing in the next turn at R1d: (1-4: Doc) (5-6: You).
C You rush to your office. R1d: (1-4: See D) (5-6: Read G).
D You enter your office to find that no deputies are present! You turn and
rush back toward Freemont Street! You arrive too late! Go into a time lapse and
run the gunfight between Doc Holliday and Johnny Ringo by consulting E – which
occurs before you can return.
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26 The barber cuts the cowboy’s hair, and the cowboy walks cockily out of
the shop. The barber gestures for you to step into the chair. You do so. Read
entry 07.
27 Place the chit of Cowboy 7,0 in the alley, directly in front of the barber
shop’s side window. Give the PC an Observation Check. If failed, skip directly to
the next paragraph. If you passed the check, RRO.
As the Cowboy yells, “You killed my brother, Earp” he opens fire! If you passed
the Observation Check AND jumped out of the tub, the cowboy’s shots are
modified –1. Remember that your shots through the window, unless you’re
adjacent to it, are modified -1. Run one round of the gunfight, then read 28.
28 The cowboy flees behind the buildings toward Map D! You may or may
not be able to get a shot off before he disappears, depending upon where you are
and your previous reaction and proximity – or lack thereof – to a weapon. In
any event, you decide not to chase him naked. You finish the bath with your gun
right beside the tub, then towel off. You tip the attendant 10 cents, then walk out
through the barber shop.
29 THOMPSON’S LIVERY BARN
You enter the two-story, small livery barn on Board B. Place your chit 2 squares
inside its front double doors. If you have a horse with you, it’s in the square
behind you.
A horse in a stall on the left whinnies. R2d: (2-4: see 30 ) (5-6: see entry 31)
(7-10: entry 32 ) (11-12: see 30 ).
30 Horse smell fills the air inside the cool barn. You see Cowboy 8, (R1d
Odd: +1 Even: 0) paying a burly, middle-aged man in leather apron who stands
by the wagon. R1d: (1-5: Read 33) (6: Read entry 34).
31 The barn is cool inside. You hear rhythmic clanging and see burly Jim
Woods in his leather apron pounding a red hot horseshoe on the anvil. He yells,
“What you need, Marshall?” Read entry 35.
32 Horse smell fills the air. You see a liveryman in the stall to your left
holding the right fore-leg of a big chestnut between his knees as he nails on a
horseshoe. Read entry 35.
33 The cowboy pulls a pinto out of the last stall and leads him out of the
barn. Go to the 2nd paragraph of entry 35.
34 The cowboy looks at you…his eyes widen! Make an OB CK and note its
result. The cowboy yells, “You killed my brother,” as he draws! RRO.
If you dodged, ran, or dropped to the ground, the cowboy’s shots are modified –1.
Run the draw, giving the cowboy a +1 First Move Modifier – unless you passed
your observation check. Next run the gunfight. If you survive, RRO, then read
entry 35.
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35 This entry purposely left blank.
36 ALHAMBRA SALOON You push through
the bat-wing doors into the narrow Alhambra Saloon on Board A. A cowboy
celebrates as he rakes in the chips in a card game at the table to the door’s left.
Several stoic, heavily-armed men sit at various tables. A draw poker game runs in
the back left corner of the room, while a roulette wheel spins madly in the back
right corner. You may take part in one of the following activities by going to the
appropriate number.
 Poker 37
 Roulette 38
 Drink at bar 39
 Leave the saloon and go to another establishment.
37 POKER Two men sit around the back, left-hand table of the saloon.
Cowboy 8,0 sits facing NE. An older man (Townfolk) sits in the chair nearest the
back wall. You take the open chair, facing SE. Cards, money, spent cigars, and
booze are spread out before you. The man to your right is a rough-looking drover
in his late 30s. There is a 2-7 chance that professional gambler Ross Foley
(Townfolk, Gambler +2) comes over and takes the vacant seat. The older man
says, “Costs two dollars to open, Marshal.” Your Gambler Rating is +2.
You’ll need pen and paper if you want to use the more realistic version of the
game. If not, skip directly to the next paragraph. If so, R1d for each NPC and
multiply times $20 to determine his cash on hand. If Ross Foley is a player (per
the next paragraph), he has $300 on hand. The sequence for poker playing follows:
1. Put your $2 in to enter.
2. R2d for your hand.
3. If you wish to remain in, place your bet.
4. R2d for each of the 2 layman player’s hands. In case of ties, the tied players
roll off again. Your Gambling Rating is +2; it modifies your card playing
rolls.
5. At the end of each hand, R2d. On DOUBLES, roll for the possibility of a
Chance Encounter.
You may play poker for as long as you like or until you or all of the other players
have run out of money. Once you’ve finished, return to entry 36 and select a
different activity.
38 ROULETTE You study the crowd of 4 at the roulette table in the back
corner of the saloon on Board C. They appear to be local cowhands, cheering
madly for their numbers to hit. A slick man in a fancy white hat runs the game.
He entices you, “How about a turn at the wheel, Marshal.”
Decide how much to bet and R2d. If you roll 10 or higher, go to 52 . If you roll
less, go to 53.
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end of the pool table. An NPC stands outside the window adjacent to the square
Morgan occupies. If possible, the NPC will be Frank Stillwell (Cowboy 11,0). If
Stillwell is unavailable, it will be (in order) Pete Spence (7,0), Diego Chez (5,0).
The killer opens fire with his pistol, getting off 2 shots before Morgan can react.
Run the gunfight using the following rules.
1. Night Gunfighting Rules are not in effect because it’s a moonlit night.
2. After the gunfight’s 5th round, Wyatt may exit the front door of the hotel
(House on Board A) and attempt to give aide.
3. After the gunfight’s 3rd turn is completed, the OHT will flee in the most
opportune direction. He escapes into the darkness if he makes it off the east,
south, or west edges of the town map.
VENGENCE
Do NOT read this section unless directed to do so.
You learn that the man who ambushed your brother Morgan at the pool hall is
holding up in a line shack at Pete Spence’s lumber camp, not far from Tombstone.
RRO.
If you want to go there to fill him full of lead, read on.
Use Map G for this scenario. Ignore the house; the Bunk House will represent the
line shack which is surrounded by trees save for the yard which is represented by
the open spaces (including the house) on Board G.
Place yourself on the ‘D’ on Board D, which is considered in the edge of the
woods. Make plans, then read the next paragraph.
You may have decided to use Stealth to try and surprise the owlhoot, or you may
have decided to knock on the door and order him to “open up.” At the appropriate
time, randomly place the OHT (Cowboy 7,0) in the bunkhouse, and run the
scenario.
RINGO-HOLIDAY BAD BLOOD
Do NOT read this section unless directed to do so.
You’re told that Johnny Ringo (Cowboy 6, +1) is in Tombstone and that he’s
called-out your friend Doc Holliday. They’re to meet on Freemont Street on
Board G in a few minutes. RRO, then read the bullet that most closely
approximates your reaction.
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Having finished, you open the outhouse door. As you do so, you notice that the
Nugget’s back door now stands open! A man dressed like a cowboy stands outside
the open door. (The fireplace represents the back door.) He holds a bottle in his
right hand. A strip of cloth sticks out of thee neck of the bottle. The man quickly
lights a strip of cloth, then draws back his arm to throw the bottle through the open
door! RRO, then go to entry 152 on page 22.
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39 DRINK The bar is occupied by 4 thirsty men. You have to wait a
minute or two for the sweaty, heavy-set bartender to respond to your signal for a
drink. “What’ll you have?” he finally asks. RRO.
You order your drink, and the bartender fills your glass to the top. Deduct the
appropriate amount from the chart below from your cash-on-hand, then roll on the
chart below.

LUMBER YARD AMBUSH R2d Beer or Sarsaparilla: 25 cents Whiskey: 50 cents

2-3 The drink tastes flat. Shot tastes watered down!
Do NOT read this section unless directed to do so. For this scenario, switch
4-6 The drink tastes cool and refreshing Shot has a bite to it!
Boards D and B. It’s 10:00 P.M., and you’re playing cards at the Occidental
7-8 The drink tastes flat Roll for a Shot has a harsh bite to it! Roll
Saloon on Board C, seated at the second table on the left-hand wall. Unbeknownst
possible Chance Encounter. for a possible Chance Encounter.
to you Virgil Earp is checking the streets. Place Virgil on the last boardwalk
square to the east in front of the bank on 9 The drink has too many suds Shot tastes good!
Board D. 10 The liquid good. Roll up a Chance Shot is strong! Roll up a Chance
Encounter, then return here. Encounter, then return here.
As Virgil heads east, a rock is thrown at 11 It is cool. Go to entry 58 on page 11 It tastes smooth. Go to entry 58.
the back of the bank! The ploy 12 Cool liquid goes down smoothly. A It Bites going down! Go to entry
successfully draws Virgil into the dark dance hall girl sides you. Go to entry 59. 59 on page 12.
alley! As Virgil looks into the back
window of the bank, place Pete Spence, Have as many drinks as you like, then when you’re finished drinking, roll for the
Cowboy 7,0 behind the brothel in possibility of a Chance Encounter. Then return to entry 36 if you’re in the
square G-4 on Board D and place Indian Alhambra Saloon or entry 60 if you’re in the Oriental Saloon..
Joe, Cowboy 8,0 by the barn in square
B-8 on Board B.
40-48 These entries purposely left blank.

Suddenly the outlaws simultaneously open fire with their pistols from behind
cover at the building corners! Run the gunfight using the following rules.
1. Night Gunfighting Rules are in effect.
2. After the gunfight’s first round, Wyatt may attempt to give aide.
3. After the gunfight’s 3rd turn is completed, the OHTs will flee in the most
opportune direction. They escape into the darkness if they make it off the
east, south, or west edges of the town map.
4. If you capture either of the men, he will turn in his accomplice if he fails a
Courage Check. In this case, you and Virgil may attempt to arrest him. Place
him randomly in the Hotel on Board A.
POOL HALL AMBUSH
Do NOT read this section unless directed to do so.
Use the Undertaker’s on Board B to represent the Pool Hall.
It’s near midnight on this moonlit night as you leave your
brother Morgan in the pool hall and return to your room at the Tombstone House
Hotel. You undress and quickly fall asleep.
Meanwhile, your brother Morgan Earp stands in Square B-2, on Board B, at the
49 If this is the 1st or 2nd writ you’ve served, skip directly to the next
paragraph. If this is the third writ you’ve had to serve, go instead to Chance
Encounter W on page 29, being sure to cross it out; if W is already crossed out, run
it again.
You must serve a writ on rancher Trent Kirby for trespassing on his neighbor’s
grazing land. Witnesses have testified he drove a heard of cattle across his
neighbor’s farm land. Cowboy 9,0 represents Kirby. Use the house on Board G to
represent Kirby.
As you ride over the small bridge into his yard, you see Kirby standing in the
square 1 to the left of the home’s front door, leaning against the clapboard
structure. You sit atop your horse, 3 squares directly in front of the home’s front
door. RRO.
Roll on the Bellicose Reaction Chart to simulate Kirby’s reaction to being served;
if this is not the first writ you’ve served on Kirby, modify the reaction +2.
50 You leave the saloon and walk over to Doc Gillingham’s office. Go to
entry 51.
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51 DOCTOR GILLINGHAM’S
OFFICE You walk toward Doctor Gillingham’s office in the alley on
Board B. You enter the small, antiseptic-smelling office. If you need Doc’s
services to tend to a wound or wounds, give him a roll of two dice.
2-5: No effect
6-9: Doc’s procedure will eliminate the effect of one wound –
beginning tomorrow morning.
10-12 Doc’s procedure will eliminate the effect of 2 wounds –
beginning tomorrow morning.
52 The marble is flung into the ornate wheel which is set into a walnut table.
The wheel spins in a blur of gold and brilliant colors until they all blend together.
In a short time, the marble starts to hit the fins of the wheel, and dances to and
fro…until finally settling on 7, your lucky number. Multiply your bet by 6 and
add it to your cash-on-hand. If you want to play some more, read 166 on page 32;
if not, read the next paragraph here.
You count your winnings and glance back at the wheel. You feel you’d be
tempting fate to take another spin in this high-gamble game, so you resist the
operator’s hard sell to let it ride. Go to entry 36 and make another selection.
53 The ball slides into the wheel and bobs around like a drowning man.
Three young drovers stand stock still, their eyes wide open, big cigars clenched
tensely in their mouths as they wait for the ball to settle in. The number 9 finally
comes up. One of the cowboys starts whooping and hollering!
You lose the money you bet. If you want to play some more, go to 54; if not,
return to entry 36 and make another selection.
54 An old feeling awakes in you. You’re captivated by the game and can’t let it
go. It isn’t necessarily that you want the money; you simply can’t stand to walk
away a loser. You put your money on your lucky number, 7.
Decide how much to bet and R2d. If you roll 10 or higher; go to 52. If you roll
less than 10, go to 53.
55 R1d: (1-4: Go to entry 44) (Go to entry 56).
56 Your luck changes. In one hand you’re dealt a flush, kings high. In the
next hand, you’re dealt 2 queens and two 10s! You win both hands, gaining $20.
You may end the game go to entry 36, or play another hand by going to entry 57.
Roll 3 dice. If you roll 7 or more, go to 44; if you roll less than 7, go to 45.
57 Roll 3 dice. If you roll 9 or more, go to 44. If you roll less than 9, go
to entry 45.
58 A young, unshaven cowboy who reeks of whiskey spits tobacco juice at
your feet! RRO.
R2d, but modify –3 if you attempted to avoid trouble. On a result of 7-12 he
DD
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If you’ve killed Sheriff Behan, skip directly to the paragraph below the
bullets. Otherwise, read on here. It’s Sheriff John Behan (Cowboy 9,0) who
expresses his ‘astonishment and displeasure’ at hearing that you’ve had designs on
his pretty actress friend. RRO, then read the result that most closely approximates
your reaction.
 Tell him that she’s not his slave and see Bellicose Reactions
 Apologize and promise that it won’t happen again. If you do this,
there’s a 2-5 chance you lose 1 EP.
 Deny the allegation. Roll for a Bellicose Reaction, but modify the
result –4.
Do NOT read this paragraph unless directed to do so. Town Council is upset with
you and has called a meeting for noon tomorrow. You receive word to attend.
This may be enough to unify the cowboy and business factions plus some law
abiding citizens against you. R2d: On a roll of 2-4, Council takes your badge and
the module ends here unsuccessfully.
EE If entry V has been crossed out, skip directly to the next paragraph.
Otherwise, do NOT cross this out, and roll for a different Chance Encounter.
Go into a time lapse and see Lumber Yard Ambush.
FF If entry V has been crossed out, skip directly to the next paragraph.
Otherwise, do not cross this out and roll for a different Chance Encounter.
It’s 11:00 P.M. You and Morgan are at the Poll Hall. See “Pool Hall Ambush,”
on page 32.
GG If FF is crossed out, skip directly to the next paragraph. Otherwise, do
NOT cross this out, and roll for a different Chance Encounter.
See “Vengence,” on page 33.
HH It’s newspaperman Jeb Brady. He looks hurried and upset. See “Ringo
Holliday Bad Blood,” on page 33.
II If EE and/or FF have been crossed out, see “Surprise at Iron Springs,”
on page 35.
JJ It’s Curly Bill Brosius (Cowboy 11, +1). The Range is R1d: (1-2: 1)
(3-4: 3) (5-6: 5). If you’ve killed or arrested a member of the Clanton-McLaury
faction, skip directly to the next paragraph. Otherwise, he passes by.
Curly Bill snaps, “Earp, you’re lower than possum skum! Like lightning, he goes
for leather! Run the gunfight.
KK Place board E-2, to the right of Board G. Needing to relieve yourself, you
go to the outhouse on Board G. Treat the home as the Tombstone Nugget Office.
Treat the outhouse as if it’s 2 squares further east (on Board E-2).
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X Suddeenly a light shower begins falling. Then, just as suddenly, it stops.
Go to the first Chance Encounter BEFORE this one that has not been read.
Y See Chance Encounter G on page 26, even if crossed out.
Z See Chance Encounter P on page 27, but substitute Pony Deal (Cowboy
4, 0) for Tom McLaury.
AA Ned Buntline indicates he’s just heard that the McLaurys are changing
brands on some newly rustled cattle on their east range. You saddle up
and ride out to the McLaurys east range. Turn 2 maps over to represent
the range, then R2d:
2-4 You arrive, but find the range empty. You figure it must have just been
a rumor. The scenario ends with your long, uneventful ride back to
town.
5-9 You arrive to find 2 rough-looking cowboys that you don’t know . Use
chits 7 & 8 – both 0s - to represent these men. Decide whether you
dismount, then read on.
From Range R1d: (1-3: 2) (4-6: 4) roll for a Bellicose Reaction from
these men. If you survive, roll on the chart below which represents your
examination of the brands on the cattle.
2-8 The cattle bear the brand of the Rocking-L Ranch. You may
attempt arrest via the Arrest Chart on the back cover. If you
succeed in arresting both men, gain 1 EP.
9-12 You examine the brands and determine that there is no proof
whatsoever that the cattle were rustled. You apologize, climb up
into your saddle, and ride back to Tombstone.
BB You learn that “Old Man” Clanton – with Sheriff Behan’s blessings – has
bailed out any Clantons and/or McLaurys not wanted for murder. As the men
leave town the old man warns, “Earp! If you ever try to come after me, you’ll
never take me.”
CC It’s Johnny Ringo (Cowboy 9, +1) at Range R1d: (1-3: 3) (4-6: 6).
His pearl-handled Colt-45 hangs low in a tied-down holster. If you’ve arrested
and/or shot Sheriff Behan skip directly to the next paragraph. Otherwise, Ringo
ambles cockily by, muttering, “Earp.”
Like lightning Ringo draws! Run the gunfight, beginning with the draw.
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opens a brawl; he is Cowboy 7,0. Otherwise, he staggers by and walks out the
saloon’s batwing doors. Return to entry 39.
59 Make a note to return to entry 36 when this entry ends. A stocky, seedy
stranger enters the saloon and approaches you. You think you’ve seen him before,
but you can’t place him. At Range 2 (4 yards) he sneers, “Try mindin’ your own
business, Wyatt!” RRO.
 If you replied, read either entry 1 or 2, whichever is closest to your reply.
 If you entered combat, run it, using Cowboy 11 +1.
1. “I was until you came along,” you reply. Read Entry 7.
2. “Ever try followin’ your own advice?” Read Entry 3.
3. He snarls, “You sow!” R1d (1-2: 4) (3: 5) (4: 6) (5-6: 7)
4. Dutton sneers, then struts by and walks out the saloon’s batwing doors.
5. Dutton opens a Brawl!
6. Dutton’s hand flashes to his belt for his S&W ‘45! Run the gunfight.
Unless you took precautions, he has the first move.
7. Ed Dutton stares coldly. R1d: (1-3: 4) (4: 6) (5: 5) (6: 3)
60 ORIENTAL SALOON The two-story Oriental
on Board C is the largest saloon in Tombstone. You push through its bat-wing
doors and peer over the large, grand room and its papered walls. At the far end of
the room, by the stage a piano player plays a steady medley of popular tunes on a
tinny sounding piano. An unoccupied roulette table sits behind the last row of
chairs which face the stage.
You see 9 individuals in the room. Three men play cards at the last table back on
the left-hand wall. A man and woman sit at the table closest to the bar, talking to
each other. The bartender serves drinks to 3 men and a woman who stand at the
bar. You may:
 Attempt to join the poker game by reading 61
 Play roulette and read entry 62
 Amble up to the bar for a drink by reading entry 63
 Leave the saloon and return to entry 1.
61 There is an empty chair facing the SE corner of the saloon. No one minds
if you sit in. The minimum amount to enter is $10 per hand.
You’ll need pen and paper if you want to use the more realistic version of the
game. If not, skip directly to the next paragraph. If so, R1d for each NPC and
multiply times $20 to determine his cash on hand. If Clay Reed is a player (per
the next paragraph), he has $300 on hand. The sequence for poker playing follows:
1. Put your $10 in to enter.
2. R2d for your hand.
3. If you wish to remain in, place your bet. R1d: (1-3: The men open a brawl; however, if you drew, they follow suit! Run
4. R2d for each of the 2 layman player’s hands. [There’s a 2-7 chance that there the combat.) (4-6: The leader of the group spits on the floor, then leads the other
is a fourth player. If so, it’s Clay Reed (Cowboy 9,+1), a professional two out of the saloon.)
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67-c Sheriff Behan places you in the county jail. Lose 1 EP. Six hours later,
5. gambler whose roll is modified +3 to simulate his superior skill .] In case of
your brother Virgil bails you out.
ties, the tied players roll off again. Your Gambling Rating is +2; it modifies
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your card playing rolls.
proceeds down Freemont Street toward the Corral! Doc is armed with a six gun
6. At the end of each hand, R2d. On DOUBLES, roll for the possibility of a and a shotgun. The rest of you carry 2 six guns each.
Chance Encounter.
You, Virgil, Morgan and Doc walk 4 abreast, slowly and deliberately down
You may play poker for as long as you like or until you or all of the other players Freemont Street. Place your faction facing east, beginning with Virgil Earp on the
have run out of money. Once you’ve finished, return to entry 60 and select a “D” of Board D. The rest of the Earp faction is placed beside Virgil, on Board G.
different activity. Soon you see the men of the cowboy faction in vacant lot near Fly’s. The vacant
62 The roulette table sits behind the last row of chairs which face the stage. lot between the brothel and the bunk house on Board G simulates the alley. Place
Place you chit facing the stage. “Sweet Alice” May spins the wheel. The house the chits of available men and horses as follows.
minimum is 1 dollar; the maximum bet is $50. There are two ways to play. First, Ike Clanton Horse
you bet, then select a number from 1 to 6. Then R1d. If that number appears, you 8, 0) (2-10 chance)
win twice the amount you bet. Second, you bet, then select 2 numbers from 1 to Tom McLaury Horse
6. If one of your numbers hits, you win double your bet. (7, 0) (2-10 chance)
Billy Claibourne Frank McLaury Billy Clanton
You may play as long as you like or until you win $1,000 and have “broken the (9, 0) (7, +1) (11, 0)
house bank.” After each game, R2d. On DOUBLES, go to entry 100, then return
here.
When you’ve finished playing, return to entry 60 and Chose again.
Virgil Earp Morgan Earp Wyatt Earp Doc Holliday
63 You amble up to the bar. Place your chit. Your friend, bartender Ned (2, 0) (1, 0) (Blue +2)
Boyle asks, “What can I get you, Wyatt?” Make a note to return to the bullets in
entry 60 when you’ve finished drinking, then go to the chart below. As your party reaches the head of the alley at the range portrayed above, you hear
2 clicks as Billy Clanton and Frank McLaury cock their holstered six-guns! Virgil
R2d Beer or Sarsaparilla: 25 cents Whiskey: 50 cents calls out, “Hold! I want your guns!”
2-3 The drink tastes flat. Shot tastes watered down!
One of the cowboys yells, “Son-of-a-bitch!” Hands fly for pistols! Run the draw
4-6 The drink tastes cool and refreshing Shot has a bite to it! and the first round of the gunfight, then read the next paragraph.
7-8 The drink tastes flat Roll for a Shot has a harsh bite to it! Roll
possible Chance Encounter. for a possible Chance Encounter. At the end of the first round of the gunfight, make Courage Checks for Ike
9 The drink has too many suds Shot tastes good! Clanton and Billy Claibourne modifying each roll –2. Next, roll for NPC
10 The liquid good. Roll up a Chance Shot is strong! Roll up a Chance reactions for all characters – except for Wyatt – starting in the 2nd turn of the
Encounter, then return here. Encounter, then return here. gunfight.
11 It is cool. Go to entry 58 on page 11 It tastes smooth. Go to entry 58.

After each drink, roll for the possibility of a Chance Encounter. One occurs
W You must serve a writ to Diego Sanchez for trespassing on his neighbor’s
on DOUBLES. grazing land. Cowboy 5,0 represents Sanchez. Use the house on Board G to
represent Sanchez’s. After he yells, “Come in, Marshall,” you enter to see
64-65 These entries purposely left vacant. Sanchez seated behind the table. You stand just inside the door. Roll on the
Bellicose Reaction Chart to simulate Sanchez’s reaction to being served.
66 The 3 cowboys push back their chairs and stand up menacingly. RRO.
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Q It’s Tom Shelby, Chairperson of the Town Council. If you’ve killed 67-d Sheriff Behan reluctantly thanks you.
and/or incapacitated 5 people, skip directly to the next paragraph. Otherwise, Mr.
Shelby offers you some brief words of encouragement and passes by. 67-i Sheriff Behan reluctantly thanks you. He tells you that tomorrow Wells
Fargo will give you the standard $300 reward for preventing the money from being
Mr. Shelby relays Council’s fears that cattlemen will avoid Tombstone because stolen.
they can no longer enjoy themselves without fear of arrest. He warns, “Ease up,
Wyatt. Some councilmen already want your badge! Make a note to go to entry 67-m This entry purposely left vacant.
171 on page 33 after each subsequent killing or incapacitation by you. 68 This entry purposely left vacant.
R A light rain begins falling. Move 3 squares closer to your destination and 69 All 4 men open a brawl with you! RRO.
select another Chance Encounter.
If you go for leather, skip directly to the next paragraph.
T It’s Morgan Earp. He accompanies you for the rest of the day and night. Otherwise, if you pass an Observation Check, you may roll for
Move 3 more squares toward your next destination and roll for the possibility of Initiative; otherwise, they get the first turn in the brawl.
another Chance Encounter. Treat them all as Cowboy, 0s. They will only draw if you do so. If you prevail,
U Doc Holiday accompanies you for the rest of the day and night. In gain 1 EP and return to 64 and select again from the bulleted list. If you lose, you
addition to your later roll for a possible Chance Encounter, move 3 more squares are unconscious and must go to 70.
toward your destination and roll for the possibility of another Chance Encounter. 70 The stableman sizes you up. R2d: (2-7: Go to 71) (8-12: Go to 72).
V If 2 or more of your Adversaries (see scorecard) have been killed, 71-72 These entries are purposely left blank.
incapacitated, or arrested, skip directly to the next paragraph. Otherwise, do NOT
cross this entry out and roll for a different Chance Encounter. 73 The 4 men whose statistics appear in entry 65 brawl with you! Run the
Morgan Earp tells you that R1d: (1-5: 4) (6: 5) members of the Clanton- combat; as long as you don’t draw, neither will they. If you draw a weapon, the
McLaury faction are armed, drinking, and making threats in the lot between Fly’s brawl turns into a gunfight. If you prevail, go to 83. If you are knocked
and the adjacent residence. [If not killed, wounded, or in jail, the 5 will be Tom unconscious, go to 74.
and Frank McLaury, Ike and Billy Clanton, and Billy Claibourne. If any of the
above adversaries are unavailable, they are not replaced. If only 4 are present and 74 TOMBSTONE EPITAPH The Lawyer’s
all 4 are available, don’t use Claibourne.] Office located on the side street of Board H represents the newspaper office.
Tombstone Epitaph editor, Jeb Brady thanks you for coming. He says he’s doing a
You and Morgan meet Virgil at the Marshall’s Office. The three of you load your story about the ever-increasing conflict between the Clanton-McLaury cowboy
six guns. Virgil also loads his double-barreled shotgun, and the three of you, in faction and the Earps.
long coats and Stetsons, walk through town, heading for the area near the O.K.
Corral where the Clantons and McLaurys were sighted. Doc Holliday (if able) Deep inside you resent Brady’s dignification of the cowboy faction’s side.
joins your group and Virgil hands him the shotgun. Your group, dressed in coats Nevertheless, you answer his questions faithfully. Select your next destination
and Stetsons with ties dangling and guns handy proceeds and roll for possible Chance Encounters at the 1/3 and 2/3 points.
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75 You’re seated in a chair reading the newspaper. Place your chit, then
read on here. As you read the Epitaph, 2 cowboys ride into town from the east
end of the map and dismount in front of the nearest saloon. Roll for the possibility
of a Chance Encounter.
76 TOMBSTONE POST OFFICE The
bespectacled Marcus Dixon manages the small post office located on the back
street of Board C. It also houses the desk of telegraph operator, old Lem Adkins.
Once you reach the counter, R2d. On DOUBLES, a Chance Encounter occurs.
Otherwise, you transact your business and leave. Remember to roll for the
possibility of a Chance Encounter at the halfway point to your next destination.
77 WELLS FARGO BANK The sun reflects in
the bank’s front window as you approach the red-bricked bank. You open the door
to see that it is occupied by R1d customers. As you enter, R1d: (1-3: Skip
directly to the next paragraph. ) (4-5: Read 80) (6: Go to entry 78).
You’re waited on by Jenny Davis a rather plain-looking teller in her early forties.
78 As you enter, make an Observation Check. If failed, read 79. If passed
you catch a glimpse of a masked robber behind the door! He’s waiting to strike
you over the head with his gun butt! If you spotted him (via the passed check) you
may push the door into him and either run or draw. RRO.
If you ran, there’s a 2-4 chance he shoots at you. Otherwise, run the scenario.
79 The masked robber strikes you across the skull! The room starts
spinning around and around! Then you pass out. You awaken with one wound to
find out that the bank has been robbed!
80 Two dusty drovers in jeans and wide-brimmed hats enter the bank.
You’re waited on by the diminutive teller, Carl Loomis. The scenario ends here as
you smoothly transact your business.
81 One of the Town Councilmen passes saying, “Hello, Marshall.”
82-84 These purposely left blank.
85 TOMBSTONE HOUSE HOTEL
The hotel on Board A is the only 3-story building in town. You climb its
boardwalk, then walk into the lobby. Straight ahead is the main stairway. A clerk
stands behind the desk on your right. To go upstairs, go to 86, to go to the front
desk, go to 87.
86 As you climb the main stairway, the clerk calls out, “Can I help you, sir?”
Only guests are
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S It’s your brother Virgil. He asks for a light and warns, “Be careful, Wyatt.
Got word there’s several Clantons ‘an McLaurys in town.”
Virgil walks with you to your next destination.
T. It’s panhandler Buckshot Jenkins, “Marshall, can
spare two bits?”
O. Ned Boyle the bartender at the Occidental Saloon
and says, “Marshall, Ike Clanton just had a run in at the
Occidental. Doc Holliday was furious when he saw Ike with
his woman! Doc tried to provoke a showdown! He, snarled at
Ike, “You son-of-a-bitch, cowboy, get out your gun and go to work!”
Ike cried, “I ain’t heeled!” And he took off runnin’! Doc headed for the
Alhambra, an’ a few minutes later we seen Ike outside with a rifle and a six gun!”
You head for the Alhambra, on Board A. You see him armed indeed with a rifle
and six gun. He stands in the square to the left of the left end of the boardwalk in
front of the saloon. You and Ike have words at a range of your choice. Determine
that range, then read on.
R1d: (1-4: You spot Billy Clanton and Tom McLaury across the street on the
boardwalk (Board C) in front of the windows to the left of the saloon’s front
door! (5-6: You look around, but no one else is present. CHOICES:)
 Leave Ike and meet a drunken Holiday in the Alhambra: There’s a 2-10
chance Doc is in the Alhambra. His rating is 1 worse since he’s drunk. If you
return to the alley to the left of the Alhambra, there’s a 2-5 chance that any
adversaries you saw outside are still there.
 Grab Ike’s rifle with 1 hand and Pistol Whip him: R1d: (1-4: Ike goes down
in a cross-eyed heap! If other Clantons and/or McLaurys are present, they
back off, threatening, “We’ll get you on our time!” (5-6: Ike goes down in a
cross-eyed heap! If any other Clantons and/or McLaurys are present, they
draw!)
 Draw: R2d: 2-7: All present adversaries go for their guns!
8-12: Adversaries surrender! You arrest Ike for
disturbing the peace.
P It’s Tom McLaury (Cowboy 6,0). The Range is 1. If you’ve killed or
arrested a member of the Clanton-McLaury faction, skip directly to the next
paragraph. Otherwise, he passes by.
McLaury snaps, “Earp, you’re skum! I want you in a man-to-man fist fight!”
RRO.
If you want to oblige Tom, you may run the brawl or attempt to pistol-whip him,
but you can’t arrest him. If you turn him down, see the Bellicose Reaction chart
on the back cover.
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Edmund (Rating –1) brawls so long as you do not draw your gun. If you draw,
he’ll go for his pistol. Remember, to gain 1 EP if you prevail. If you try to avoid
the fight, R1d: (1-4: Edmund opens a brawl, getting 1 st move – unless you pass an
Observation Check!) (5-6: Edmund staggers away.)
E. You recognize Juan Chacon (Cowboy 5,0) at Range 6 (less if impossible)
as a Mexican whose brother you killed in a gunfight last year. If you’re outside,
there’s a 2-7 chance he’s mounted. R1d: (1-3: He stares darts at you as you pass
by) (4-6: He notices you and immediately goes for leather! Run the gunfight. If
you prevail, RRO. If you are defeated, go to 51.)
F. Kirby Sparrow, a crusty 48 year old Wells Fargo driver approaches.
“Marshall, Earp, can we talk…private-like.” You go to a more private place where
Sparrow tells you that he’s just seen Frank Stillwell, one of Sheriff Behan’s
deputies and a friend of the Clantons, who was one of the men who robbed his
stage yesterday afternoon! He tells you that Stillwell is drinking right now at the
furthest saloon. You thank him, and check to make sure that your guns are fully
loaded as you stride purposefully toward the saloon.
As you push through the saloon’s bat-wing doors, you immediately see Frank
Stillwell (Cowboy 11,0 ) at the NW table on your left. You must attempt to arrest
Stillwell. See the Arrest Chart on the back cover.
G. Ike Clanton (Cowboy 7,0) is passing by. He’s at range 1. If you’ve
arrested or killed Frank Stilllwell, skip directly to the next paragraph; otherwise,
he sneers and ambles by. This encounter ends here.
Clanton nastily warns, “Earp, if you ever come after me, you son-of-a-bitch, you’ll
have more trouble than you can imagine!”
You reply, “If I ever catch you breathing out of rhythm, Clanton, I’ll arrest you on
the spot. See Bellicose Reactions on the back cover.
H Go to entry 170 on page 24.
I It’s 53 year old Frank Dutson. He says, “Marshall Earp, you better come
quick. Billy Clanton’s been drinking heavy ‘an he’s giving a young dance hall girl
over at the (farthest saloon) a rough time. Randomly place Clanton (Cowboy 11,
0) in the saloon. When you approach him, see Bellicose Reactions, but modify the
roll –4.
J Billie and Lottie Hutchinson pass and mention that they’ve missed seeing
you at the Bird Cage Saloon-Theater.
K It’s Miss Behan, the Sheriff’s sister. She lectures you on interfering with
John’s attempts to discharge his duties as Cochise County’s sheriff.
L. It’s “Old Man” Clanton! (Cowboy 4, -1) Unless you’ve killed or
incapacitated one of his sons in a gunfight, he disdainfully passes by. Otherwise,
he draws his pistol!
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allowed upstairs.” If you are a guest, you may continue upstairs
by reading 88 after the clerk apologies for not recognizing you. You may register
as a guest 87, or argue with the clerk entry 90.
87 Clerk Fred Jackson turns the register toward you for your signature.
 You may pay for a room ($1 per day or $5 per week, payable in
advance) and go to entry 89
 you may ask about who is staying there and read entry 103
 you may leave the hotel by going to entry 92.
88 Your room has a bed, a night table with water pitcher and washing bowel, a
standing closet and a large braided rug. You may stay in your room for any length
of time – up to the limit for which you paid. When you leave your room, go to
entry 92. If this is your second visit to your room, skip directly to the next
paragraph. Otherwise, stop reading here.
R2d. On doubles you find that any valuables you left there have been stolen!
89 Having paid for your room, you may go up to it, entry 88, or you may
leave the hotel by going to 92.
90 Fred Jackson doesn’t take kindly to an argument. While not abusive, he
answers you in the negative. As soon as an argument starts, he puts his hand on a
shotgun he keeps under the front desk. The argument gets you nowhere. You may
brawl by reading 91 or leave and go to 92.
91 As soon as Jackson senses a brawl, he raises his shotgun! RRO.
 If you back down, you leave, via entry 92
 You may brawl by reading 93
 You may draw, by reading 93
92 You walk out the hotel’s front door, and pause on the boardwalk. Roll
for the possibility of a Chance Encounter, then select another destination and roll
for the possibility of a Chance Encounter at the halfway point.
93 The clerk doesn’t brawl so long as he can shoot you, and he continues to
try to shoot so long as his weapon is not pinned. If you survive the fight, go to 94 .
If no fight develops, go to 92. If you’re shot unconscious, go to the Doctor’s
Office,
94 If the fight with the clerk took only 1 turn, go to 95. Otherwise, go to 96 .
95 You may you may select another destination, remembering to roll for a
possible Chance Encounter at the halfway point, or stay and go to 96.
96 Within 2 turns after it started town folk rush in and break up the fight.
R1d: (1-3: There were no witnesses to the fight, and the townfolk assume that
you are at fault. Sheriff Behan (Cowboy 1,0) tries to arrest you for assault
(attempted murder, or possibly murder, if you fired a gun. Go to entry 97). (4-6:
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There was a witness to the fight. If you killed Jackson, your plea of self-defense
holds. Go to entry 97).
97 If you’ve been arrested, go to 67-c. If the townsfolk accept your plea of
self-defense, return to the lobby, 85, and re-choose. If the fight continues (e.g. you
fight the newcomers), go to 98.
98 If the fight lasts another 3 turns, the 4 town folk guests upstairs come
down and join in! If you are defeated, they arrest you and you should go to 76c.
If you prevailed, go to 99.
99 You’ve obviously aroused the wrath of the good folk of Tombstone by
successfully fighting so many of its citizens. You may stay in town and read 101,
or you may run for the nearest horse, and ride out of town as fast as you can by
reading 102.
101 R1d. After that many turns, any citizen who sees you and passes a Courage
Check, tries to shoot you on sight. If shot unconscious, you are lynched. If you
remain in town, select another destination and remember to roll for a possible
Chance Encounter at the halfway point.
102 Before you can get out of town, 2 pistol shots ring out at you from range 6
as you are galloping down the street. If the shots do not kill or incapacitate you,
you escape town and have ended the adventure alive. The module ends here.
103 You walk deliberately over to the hotel (on Board A). Inside you ask
desk clerk Frank Jackson, “You have a drover named Blackie King stayin’ here?”
“Nope, sorry.” RRO, then go to 104.
104 If you decided to go upstairs, read 105, if you thought that King might
be registered under another name and describe him, go to 106. If you decided to
leave, determine where you want to go, then read entry 1.
105 If you’re a guest in the hotel, go to entry 109; otherwise, go to 108.
106 You ask, “Mr. Jackson, do you have any drovers in here with dark, black
hair, heavy set, wearing a bushy mustache?”
He responds, R1d: (1-2: “Nope. Nobody like that. Go to 110.) (3-6: “Yep,
room 101, top eh’ the stairs.” Go to entry 109.)
107 WELLS FARGO BANK If is at night, skip
directly to the next paragraph; if it’s during the daylight, go to entry 77 on page 14.
You try the front door, but it’s locked. You check the side/back and find another
door. You may knock on the door and say, “Hello, who’s in there?” to see if
anyone answers 123, you may quietly open the door and look inside by seeing
entry 124, you may open the door and walk in 126, or you may go for the Sheriff
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171 You see Tom Shelby, Chairperson of Town Council. R2d. On results of
2-5, skip directly to the next paragraph. Otherwise, he nods and moves by.
Shelby says, “Wyatt, I warned you.” He takes your badge and indicates that he’s
put Sheriff Behan in charge until an election for your position can be held next
month. Behan’s first move is to release any Clanton or McLaurys who is in jail for
any charge other than murder!
There is a 2-10 chance you win next month’s election. If you lose the election,
you and the rest of the Earps leave Tombstone and head west, ending the module
unsuccessfully.
100 CHANCE ENCOUNTERS
After each Chance Encounter ends, go to the next segment of the day (eg. If it’s
day, go to night; if it’s night, go to the next day). Remember, every time an entry
is used, cross its letter off the list on the scorecard– unless specifically directed not
to do so.
A It’s Tombstone Epitaph editor, Jeb Brady who asks you for a comment on
Sheriff Behan’s arrest of Doc Holliday on suspicion of killing a stage driver during
an attempted hold-up. You may post Doc’s $25 bail or leave him sit in jail. His
hearing is scheduled for next Monday at 11:00 a.m. Make a note that next
Monday there is a 2-10 chance charges will be dropped as a result of the hearing.
B It’s young cowboy Ben Shontz (Cowboy 7,0). He’s drunk and quite
belligerent. You hear him brag, “I’ll handle that high-faluttin Earp!” See
Bellicose Reactions on the back cover, but modify the roll –2.
C. A dust covered rider reins in and breathlessly reports that he’s spotted 6
missing Army mules on the McLaury spread! You go to the livery, saddle up, and
ride out to the McLaury ranch.
A caustic Frank McLaury stands in the square outside the front door of the house
on Board G. You’re on horseback 2 squares in front of him. McLaury claims that
the mules were his, but that they were just rustled. RRO.
If you search the place, skip directly to the next paragraph. Otherwise, lose 1 EP
for your carelessness in discharging your duties.
You search the barn and the range fruitlessly. You return to question Frank
McLaury further. He obviously harbors a deep dislike for you. See Bellicose
Reactions. Make a note that if you survive you must read entry 169 on page 24.
D It’s Edmund Thomas (Town Folk Chit) at Range 1. Edmund appears to
be in his late 50s. Dressed in an old gray suit, he reeks of booze and is
belligerently drunk! He drawls, “Earp…I don’t like your looks! Never did!” He
tries to pick a fight with you! RRO.
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163 As you reach the hitchpost in front of the brothel on Board D, a fireball by going to 67-m.
explodes from inside the Tombstone Nugget office! You may try to raise the alarm
for a fire and read 157, or ignore the situation and go to another destination and
108 As you climb the main stairway, the clerk calls out, “Can I help you?”
read 164. Only guests are allowed upstairs.” You may leave and go to another destination,
or argue with the clerk. If you argue with the clerk and prevail, made a note to
164 The Tombstone Nugget office burns to the ground. Lose 1 EP for your eventually go to 109. For now, go to entry 90 to argue.
cowardice. Select and go to another destination.
109 As you start up the stairs you hear running bootsteps! Thinking Blackie
165 Unfortunately the Tombstone Nugget building burns to the ground. Go to may have overheard you asking the clerk about him, you draw your Remington
entry 161. and rush up the stairs! You hear bootsteps running away, down the carpeted hall
toward the back of the building. As you run down the hall, you hear footsteps
166 This entry purposely left blank. running down the outside stairs! You follow! As you descend the stairs, you spot
Blackie running down the alley toward the east end of town!
167 Go to 143 on page 29, but ignore the instructions about tying the man up
if he is dead. Place your chit behind the hotel on Board A in Square 8-A. Randomly place 2
horses in the corral on board G. Place Blackie’s chit on Board G, in Square 4-A,
168 This entry purposely left blank. behind the bunk house. R1d: (1-3: He carries a rifle and a pistol) (4-6: Blackie
carries his pistol in his hand). RRO.
169 McLaury insists he had nothing to do with the robbery. This scenario ends
here. Gain 1 EP if you won the brawl; lose 1 EP if you lost the brawl. Determine your actions/movements and run them only so far as you could move
without possibly sighting Blackie at the earliest, then read the next paragraph.
170 Cowboy Jamey Tolbert alerts you, “Marshall Earp, Billy Claiborne’s just
ridden into town ‘an tethered that bay that was stolen from you outside Bauer’s You peer around cautiously, looking for King. R1d: (1-3: See a) (4-6: See b).
Market!” RRO. a. No matter what you do, Blackie King will attempt to continue running
Use the Dry Goods Store on Board D to represent Bauer’s Market. Cowboy If you away! R1d: (1-3: Blackie turns left, running up the alley beside the bunk
go there immediately, see A; otherwise, read B. house’s east wall..) (4-6: Blackie runs for the corral. Perhaps to get a horse and
escape. There’s a 1 of 6 chance per horse that it’s saddled. If it is not saddled,
a. At the hitch rail outside Bauer’s Market you examine the big bay. R1d: reduce its movement by 3. Run the chase and finish the scenario on your own. If
(1-4: It’s yours! Read C). (5-6: It’s not yours. This scenario ends here.) you survive - select another location and roll for a Chance Encounter at the
b. As you approach the bay, R1d: (1-3: Claibourne and the bay are gone! halfway point.)
There’s no trace of them.) (4-6: See a).
b. Blackie awaits in ambush behind cover. Randomly determine the cover
c. CHOICE: Wait for Claiborne’s exit with your gun(s) drawn and see D,
and run the gunfight. If you survive - select another location and roll for a Chance
or await Claiborne’s exit with weapons holstered and see E.
Encounter at the halfway point.)
d R1d: (1-2 Claibourne has escaped out the back door! There’s no trail or
trace of him. You may keep the bay.) (3-4: Billy exits and draws! Use 110 You decide to leave. Go to entry 92.
Cowboy 11,0 to represent Claibourne) (5: Billy walks out the door and
submits to arrest.) (6: See F) 111 This entry is purposely left blank.
e. R1d: (1-4: As Billy exits, you step out and attempt to place him under
arrest! See Arrest Attempts on the back cover.) (5-6: See g).
f. Billy and his friend (Cowboy 8,0) are just leaving the store! They see
you and draw! Run the gunfight.
g. Suddenly shots ring out from across the street! The first bullet splinters
wood behind you! Run the second shot from Cowboy 8,0 who fires from
behind cover at the SW corner of the House on Board G. This is a
deliberate ambush, with you caught in a crossfire! Claibourne comes out
the door firing at you! The next shot is the ambusher’s second shot from
cover. Finish the gunfight.
 18 Observation Check. If you get and pass the check, you see Chez aiming his pistol
112 JACKSON’S GENERAL STORE at you and may take evasive action! In any case, run the gunfight.
This 1 story structure on Board C has high shelves and counters that run along
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both side walls. Larger barrels of various goods stand to the left of the door as
fire on the arsonist 156, or you may run away and raise the alarm for the fire and
well as in the center aisle. R1d customers are present. There’s a 2-6 chance that
read entry 157.
you should roll for a Chance Encounter.
Inventory includes the following items which are for sale. 154 The man is Sam Archer (Cowboy 7,0). You draw and get 1 shot as the
man hurls the bottle into the Nugget office! On turn 2 of the gunfight, the man
Item Cost Item Cost will attempt to draw and fire at you; roll for Initiative for turn 2.
Bullets (Box of 500) $1.50 Shotgun (Dble barrel) $25.00
Gun belt & holster $ 5.00 Saddle bags $ 6.00 On turn 3 and each turn thereafter, Sam will attempt to get to his horse which is
Knife $ 2.00 Saddle & Blanket $35.00 tethered in Square A-8 of Board D. If able, he’ll attempt to flee down the alley
Pants (Work) $ 4.00 Shirt (Dress) $ 3.00 that runs between the Livery and the Barber Shop on Map Board B.
Pants (Dress) $ 5.00 Shirt (Work) $ 2.00
If you prevail, go to 158. If you are unconscious, go to 159. If you are conscious,
Rifle $30.00 Six Gun $20.00
Rope $ 2.00 Shotgun $25.00 but the arsonist escaped, go to 161.

155 You duck around the corner of the outhouse! Inside the Tombstone
113RAMROD RESTAURANT / Nugget Office the bottle explodes and the sky is lit by a fireball. The windows are
blown out. As the fireball dies down, the building begins to burn. The arsonist
RANCHOUSE RESTAURANT starts running out of town! Add 2 to whatever range is indicated in the next entry.
The restaurants are located on Boards H or C. A bell tinkles your arrival. You see You may yell at him to “Stop!” and see 160 , you may start shooting 156 , or you
several tables covered with red checkered tablecloths. The food aromas are may ignore him and try to rouse the town to fight the fire by reading 157.
pleasant. Two tables are occupied by customers. A sign reads, “Coffee free –
with meals.” 156 The Tombstone Nugget office has caught fire and is burning down! Go to
entry 154.
Order: There’s a 2-6 chance per the table you want, that it’s vacant. Place your
chit at a table. Make your order, deduct the cost from your cash on hand, then roll 157 Everyone from the Tombstone Hotel runs out to help you fight the fire!
on “The Food” Chart below. The arsonist escapes, but the Tombstone Nugget office is saved with only minor
Menu Item Cost Menu Item Cost damage thanks to your quick actions. You’re given a lifetime subscription to the
Chicken $ .50 Salami Sandwich $ . 50 Tombstone Nugget (its lifetime or yours, whichever is shorter). Go to 161.
Ham Sandwich $ .50 Steak $ 1.00
Lemonade $ .25 Toast & Bacon $ .50 158 If the man is unconscious, you tie him up so that he can’t escape. RRO.
Potatoes $ .25 Toast $ .25 If you raise the fire alarm go to 157 , if you ignored the situation, go to a new
Pie or Cake $ .50 destination.
The Food R2d 159 You wake in the doctor’s office on Board B. The sheriff listens to your
2-5 The food takes a long time coming. It tastes quite plain, hardly worth the story while the doctor treats you. Go to 161.
long wait.
6-8 The food arrives. It tastes fairly good. Roll for a possible Chance 160 The man keeps running! You may ignore him and raise the fire alarm by
Encounter here in the restaurant. reading 157, or you may start shooting at him and read 162.
9-11 The attractive waitress delivers the food. “Here you are, Mr. Earp.” The 161 Sheriff Behan takes down your description of the arsonist. He says,
food tastes hearty and delicious. “Sounds like Sam Archer to me. Sam’s been the focus of a series of rather vicious
12 The waitress delivers the food. It’s mundane at best. R1d: (1-2: A lampoons recently run in the Tombstone Nugget and apparently has taken a direct
miner enters and takes the closest table to the window. (3-6: See 114). hand in stopping the presses.” Select another destination.
114 Indian Joe (Cowboy 5,0) attempts to ambush you from outside the 162 The man is Sam Archer (Cowboy 7,0). He runs and dodges, trying to
window nearest to your table. If you have a possible sightline, roll for an escape. Open the gunfight at Range 6, with Sam running away, West, down the
street. He fires 1 shot per turn as he flees. If you prevail, go to 158. If Sam
reaches any map edge west of Board D, he escapes, and you go to 161. If you are
unconscious, go to 159.
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149 BELLE’S BROTHEL The house at the NE corner 19
of Board A represents this establishment. You climb the steps to its wooden porch, 115-119 These entries purposely left blank.
then let yourself in. You squeeze by a young drover who leaves with an
embarrassed look on his face. Place your chit on the L-shaped couch. Three of 120 The range is 2. You get a +1 bonus for surprise. Run the combat. If you
the women sit scattered about the parlor. R2d. On rolls of 2 or 12, a Chance survive, RRO.
Encounter occurs. If a Chance Encounter occurs, roll for it; otherwise, read on If you decided to report the incident to the sheriff, go to 67-d. Otherwise, go to
here. the destination you chose, remembering to roll for a Chance Encounter at the
Services cost $10 for a basic experience, $14 for a typical experience, and $18 for halfway point.
a grand experience. Kate, the heavy-set, lantern jawed madam explains that her
services cost nothing extra; Jane, a slender, attractive-young redhead charges 121 WO CHINS’ LAUNDRY
$2.00 extra; and Tess Reed, a stunning brunette charges $4.00 extra for her The Lawyer’s Office on the side street on Board H represents the laundry. It is
services. Belle adds that Tess and Jane require that customers have had a bath in usually manned by Wo Chin, or his daughter Wo Lynn. A bell tinkles your arrival.
the last day. (If you’ve selected one of those women and have not had the Behind the counter you see steam escaping from the numerous wash barrels that
necessary bath, you may select another woman or go to the bath house, entry 10 on line the back wall behind the counter. The cost of laundry is 25 cents per garment.
page 5. There’s a 2-3 chance you should roll for a Chance Encounter inside Wo Chin’s.
You may leave and select another destination, or pay for the services of one of the 122 This entry purposely left blank.
workers and go to 151. If you require a bath, you may get it and then return,
regardless of the 1 visit per establishment rule. 123-128 Thise entries purposely left blank.

150 This entry purposely left blank.

151 The woman you selected seductively leads you into the last room on the
left. She closes the door and begins removing clothes. Things heat up. R2d and
apply the result to the following chart.
R2d Result
2-4 The business-like and mundane experience ends.
5-9 The experience ends pleasurably.
10-12 The experience ends extremely pleasurably!
You dress and leave the establishment. Select another destination and roll for the
possibility of a Chance Encounter at the halfway point.

152 Select the bullet that most closely approximates your reaction.
 You draw your gun and yell, “Stop!” Go to 153.
 You draw your gun and open fire! Go to 154.
 You run for cover behind the outhouse! Go to 155.
 You ignore the man and go to another destination in town and read 163.

153 The man throws the bottle into the Tombstone Nugget office, ignoring your
shouts! From inside the office comes the explosion of a fireball! You may open
 20 into the open before firing, then will open fire as soon as
possible!
129 MARSHAL’S OFFICE You’re sitting 21
behind your desk doing some paperwork and looking through some newly-arrived
wanted posters. R2d: 132 R1d: (1-3: Go to 140 ) (4-6: Go to 138 ).
2-4 Bat Masterson arrives and sides you for the rest of the day / night. Roll 133-136 These entries purposely left blank.
2 dice; if the result is DOUBLES, roll for a possible Chance Encounter.
5-6 Judge Miller enters, sits down, and discusses the current state of the
Clanton-McLaury problem. 137 Since he did not know you were there, he doesn’t evade and you hit him
7-8 Things are quiet so far. Roll for the possibility of a Chance Encounter over the head! He takes 2 wounds. R2d (2-5: Go to 142) (6-12: He is stunned,
9-10 Time passes slowly and uneventfully. If you’ve not done so lately, you go to 143).
check the ammunition in the shotguns and rifles on the wall.
11 “Mr. Earp, Mr. Earp!” your deputy breathlessly calls as he enters 138 The man raises his hands and lets you take his gun and march him to the
your office. “That Coulton drover you threw out of the Top Dollar last Sheriff’s Behan’s office. Go to 67-I on page 13.
night is back in town! He’s carryin’ a rifle. I just saw him across the
street at the Oriental Saloon, yellin’ ‘an calllin’ you out!” RRO,
making plans, then see entry 131. 139-143 These entries purposely left blank.
12 “Mr. Earp, Mr. Earp!” your deputy breathlessly calls as he enters your
office. “That Coulton drover you threw out of the Oriental Saloon last
night is back there! He’s yellin’ ‘an breakin’ up the place, calllin’ you
144 The module ends here with a reward of $250 on your head!
out!” See entry 130. 145 This entry purposely left blank.
130 You strap on your guns and check to see that they’re fully loaded. Then
you walk purposefully acorss the street and down the boardwalk toward the 146 You open the door and walk into the dark room. R1d: (1-3: Go to entry
Oriental Saloon on Board C. RRO, making plans. 127 ) (4: Go to 147) (5-6: Go to 128) .

Randomly place Todd Coulton [Cowboy 7, R1d: (1-4: 0) (5: -1) (6: +1) inside 147-148 These entries purposely left blank.
the Oriental Saloon. Next, give Coulton a Courage Check. If failed, he will
attempt – if possible - to ambush you, drawing & shooting as soon as he spots you.
If appropriate roll for Stealth and possible Observation. If he can’t ambush you,
he’ll yell, “Draw, Earp!” as he draws. He won’t be talked to.

131 Todd Coulton [Cowboy 7, R1d: (1-4: 0) (5: -1) (6: +1) is armed with
a rifle! Once you move outside, R2d for his placement. If possible, he’ll use
Stealth and even attempt back-shoot you with his rifle!
2-4 Coulter stands outside the window to his left of the Oriental’s
batwing doors! He opens fire as soon as he sees you!
5 Same as above, but is behind a crate.
6 Coulter stands 2 squares north of the ‘C’ in Board C, using the
corner of the restaurant for cover. He opens fire as soon as he
sees you!
7-8 Coulter stands in the alley in the square even with the desk in the
Doctor’s Office! He opens fire as soon as he sees you!
9 Coulter stands inside the Oriental, at the window to the left of its
batwing doors. He opens fire as soon as he sees you!
10-12 Coulter squats down behind a crate 1 square to the right of the
Laundry’s front door on Board H. He’ll wait until you move