Player Guide

Give your character a personality, history, goals and weaknesses that other players can actually interact with.

Learn the major towns, businesses, government locations and surrounding territory before deciding where your character belongs.

Some of the best opportunities come from talking to other players rather than immediately chasing money or crime.

Before entering hostile situations, criminal scenes or government roles, understand the official server rules.

Construction and other paid county work provide legitimate ways to begin earning money.

Hunting, fishing and other frontier activities can become part of a character's regular livelihood.

Player-owned businesses can create employment and give new characters another path into the county economy.

Money becomes more meaningful when it supports a character goal such as a business, home, horse, ranch or crew.

Approved smaller businesses can include operations such as general stores and other entry-level enterprises.

Larger approved enterprises can include blacksmiths, saloons and other important county businesses.

Premium operations may include stables, gunsmiths, tattoo shops, tailors and other high-impact businesses.

Some business ownership requires availability confirmation, interview and staff approval before purchase.

Approved building plans can be used to establish a home at an approved location.

Existing walk-in homes may become available throughout the territory.

Suitable approved homes may support ranch activity involving horses, cattle, crops and other approved homestead systems.

Groups can establish persistent approved camps and create a shared presence in the Borderland.

Purchase and manage horses through available stable systems throughout the county.

Training systems are designed to make working with horses part of the roleplay rather than a simple menu interaction.

Player-operated stables can become major businesses within the county.

Approved ranch properties can expand horse-focused roleplay beyond the normal stable experience.

Marshals investigate crime, protect the public and enforce the laws and Penal Codes of the territory.

The Cavalry provides a military presence and supports government activity within the Borderland.

Medical personnel treat injuries, broken bones, poisoning and other medical situations through custom systems.

Players interested in law enforcement can apply through the dedicated Untamed Borderland law recruitment process.

Build connections and develop illegal operations around underground trade.

Illegal production and distribution can become part of a larger organized criminal enterprise.

Robbery and hostile scenes are governed by server rules and should create meaningful roleplay for everyone involved.

Organized groups can develop alliances, enemies and territory-driven stories throughout the Borderland.

Approved customization tickets allow players to style compatible firearms without requiring a gunsmith to be online.

Customization can include compatible metals, engravings, grips, varnishes, finishes and decorative details.

Desert towns, ranches and frontier operations form a major part of the southern Borderland.

Additional locations south of the border expand opportunities for travel, crime, trade and character stories.