Characters
The characters below belong exclusively to the participants of the roleplay, having the focus versus others. The setting at hand deals with them as the protagonists, but is still only for reference material at a glance. These characters are not introduced without an actual profile submission. They may not be controlled by other players.

  • Chris Arnold Grey, one of the veterinarians of Silverstone.
  • Piper Flynn Holmes, one of the mechanics of the autoshop in Jennings.
  • Carver, a seemingly seasoned drifter to Jennings.

Other Characters
The following are aforementioned and previously established characters, collected here for ease of use and reference. Whenever introducing a new character, please forward relevant information. This list is not all inclusive of their details, qualities, traits or personalities, but is for the purpose of knowing other individuals of the locale. Where appropriate, they may be controlled by other players but are in the hands of the moderator.

  • Jimmy, owner of the autoshop in Jennings.
  • Jimmy Jr., son of Jimmy, manager of the autoshop in Jennings.
  • Deputy Timothy Pierce, sheriff's deputy of Jennings. Pierce is quiet and soft spoken, if not truly timid and the sort who keeps to the background, focusing on others first.
  • Daniel Cutter, the town drunk of Jennings. Cutter was and is even yet a seasoned hunter, but most of all a man considered a raving lunatic with countless tall tales.

Locations
The locations described below are relative to the region in question. While vaguely described, their overall appearance should be consistent and constant within the region of the story. Most are fairly separate from one another, with continuity between them flowing only by the roads that connect them usually.

  • Silverstone, the largest city in the immediate area. It has since become impoverished with the failing industry and has a disproportionate rate of crime.
  • Jennings, a small town south of Silverstone. It is surrounded by woodland and mountains, built around and along a formerly prosperous highway.