Western Worldbuilding

In the market for:

~Unicorn mare and stallion, will pay up to 6,000 equus each with no skills necessary. Could be convinced to pay more for any bonuses or training the horse may have. Only in the following breeds: Arabian, Mustang, Paint, Appaloosa, Quarter Horse, Quarter Pony, Morgan, Tennessee Walker, Akhal-Teke.

Message me if you're interested in selling!

To the Player who battled with me over that Drum Horse Colt: I sincerely hope that one day you must face the consequences of your actions.
Also, what even was the point of racking up the price 5,000 equus more when you were bidding against yourself

This account is partially to pass the time, but also assists in building several western stories. For this reason it focuses entirely on horses that would logically exist on a ranch in the golden age of the west. These include Mustangs, Quarter Horses, Purebred Spanish Horses (though they probably weren't purebred), Morgans, Arabians (I've bent it to include Shagya Arabians), a few draft horses, and perhaps the occasional pony, donkey, Tennessee Walker or Akhal-Teke.

Every horse's name is also designed after what they might have been named in the period. The Arabians bend this rule as well because I have a weakness for the breed.

No, Acock the paint is not an innuendo. It's cowboy slang for being suddenly surprised. But yeah I was aware of the innuendo and did it anyway because I found it funny.

Western Worldbuilding

In the market for:

To the Player who battled with me over that Drum Horse Colt: I sincerely hope that one day you must face the consequences of your actions.Also, what even was the point of racking up the price 5,000 equus more when you were bidding against yourself

To the Player who battled with me over that Drum Horse Colt: I sincerely hope that one day you must face the consequences of your actions.
Also, what even was the point of racking up the price 5,000 equus more when you were bidding against yourself