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'''Tales from the Trails: Mexico''' is a setting book for [[Werewolf: The Wild West|'''Werewolf: The Wild West''']] detailing [[Mexico (cWOD)|Mexico]] at the end of the 19th century. |
'''Tales from the Trails: Mexico''' is a setting book for [[Werewolf: The Wild West|'''Werewolf: The Wild West''']] detailing [[Mexico (cWOD)|Mexico]] at the end of the 19th century. |
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Revision as of 04:02, 7 February 2020
Tales from the Trails: Mexico is a setting book for Werewolf: The Wild West detailing Mexico at the end of the 19th century.
Summary
- South of the Border
- You're on the run from the law. You've got enemies aplenty in the States, from undead bloodsuckers to nine-foot werewolves. Folks are coming after you with fire, silver bullets and magick. But that's all right, because you're just a few miles north of the border. And you figure once you get to Mexico, your troubles will be far behind. Bad, bad move, amigo.
- And Just North of Doomsday
- If you thought Mexico was immune to the troubles of the Savage West, you're all kinds of wrong. There are gangs of vampires riding the night, pulling down everyone who gets in their way. There are shapeshifters with long memories and a list of grudges, and they'd all be happy to take some of their grievances out on you. There are ancient blood-cults and twisted immortals from the time of the Olmecs. There's corruption and murder and chaos waiting for you. Good thing they celebrate the Day of the Dead down there - you'll probably be in a state to appreciate it soon enough.
- Tales From the Trails: Mexico includes:
- The scoop on 19th-century Mexico in the World of Darkness; a whole selection of settlements where an outlaw can go to ground
- Notes on the supernatural population and history of Mexico, including Garou, Changing Breeds, vampires, ghosts and more
- A lynch mob of antagonists for Wild West games, from the Boot Hill gang to the ancient mummies that still walk today
Contents
Legends of the Garou: The Calm and the Storm that Follows
Introduction: Another War for the Territories
Chapter One: History
Chapter Two: Geography
Chapter Three: The People of Mexico
Chapter Four: The Bad and the Ugly
Background Information
This was the last supplement published for Werewolf: The Wild West until the twentieth anniversary editions.
Memorable Quotes
Characters
- Black Spiral Dancers:
- Harzomatuili, leader of the Hell Pit Hive
- Almatsa Dorotes, former Uktena
- Barough
- Th'lan Morg, son of Harzomatuili
- Wardog, former Red Talon
- Balam
- Rides-the-Serpent, unwitting pawn of the Storm Eater
- Matulo
- Calls-to-the-Past
- Skins-the-Foolish
- Vampires (the Boot Hill Gang)
- Joseph "Boot" Hill, Assamite antitribu
- Jack Dawson, Samedi
- Apache Jones, Malkavian (He is not listed as antitribu, but he may be too delusional for such a distinction to matter.)
- Lucy Markowitz, Lasombra
- Janey Pickman, Gangrel
- Alejandro Aguirre, Tremere antitribu
- Mummies
References
Flayed Ones, Sabbat, Camarilla, Storm Eater, Xibalba
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