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TP Trading Co. | Chapter 4: The Moonshiner

ABOUT #Trevor_Philips_Trading_Company an immersive solo roleplay rags-to-riches story CLICK "more" for: story lore and gameplay rules -- below: ---------- Trevor P. Philips begins a new life in a land of opportunity. The story follows as local T.P. Pelts Trade Co., providing Tumbleweed with fine pelts and meats since 1898, grows into regional Trevor-Cripps Trading Co., a notable New Austin trading company. The T.P. Enterprises expand into private security, bounty recovery, and alcohol production and sales. T.P Industries is founded to include ranching and farming, distilling, logging and lumber milling, mining, oil drilling, coal and steel milling, and manufacturing. Trevor Philips Trading Company, or T.P. Trading Co., becomes a conglomerate corporation and serves as parent company for all goods and services subsidies. ---------- gameplay rules: Roleplaying a 'believable' story arc (i.e. presenting each chapter accurately) supported by 'gameplay rules.' natural progression: genuinely "rags-to-riches" with tangible 'wealth' differences per story story. realistic and canon: actions must fit both the character lore and world lore. e.g. crimes must be justified a tangible sense of time and place: daily life routines such as eating and drinking, changing outfits based on weather, season-to-season progression, 'living' in only one place at a time, 'moving' camps from location-to-location The main goal of the solo roleplay is immersion in character acting. It has no narration. It shows the viewer the life of a character within a story arc. ---------- a #RedDeadOnline story | #Trevor_Philips_Trading_Company #TP_Trading_Co --- PROLOGUE: 'A New Life' and "A Land of Opportunity" | #Ch0_TP_Prologue The start of the story as T. P. Philips gains his freedom, assists and repays his debt Mrs. LeClerk in her quest for revenge, and then escapes into the frontier to lay low and begin a new life as a hunter in New Austin. CHAPTER 1: The Hunter | #Ch1_TP_Pelts_Trade_Co Sole proprietor of the T.P. Pelts Trade Co., based in New Austin and supplying fine pelts and meats to Tumbleweed as a local hunter primarily camped in Gaptooth Ridge with seasonal treks north into West Elizabeth and Ambarino to bring goods back to New Austin. Gang hideout raids and mercenary busywork are both performed to earn extra coin and to assist in the stability of T.P. Pelts Trade Co.'s hunting grounds. CHAPTER 2: The Trader | #Ch2_Trevor_Cripps_Trading_Co Co-founder of Trevor-Cripps Trading Co., based in New Austin. Now a seasoned hunter, Trevor expands his pelt business by co-founding a trading company with camp partner and tannery expert JB Cripps. Area of operations expands to the entire New Austin state. The base of operations remains in southwestern New Austin in the region of Gaptooth Ridge. CHAPTER 3: The Bounty Agent | #Ch3_Philips_Bounty_Agency Owner of the Philips Private Detective Agency, a private contractor venture to compete with the Pinkerton Private Detective Agency, specialized in bounty hunting, security, exploration, natural treasure surveying, relic discovery, and asset recovery. Area of operations are primarily New Hanover, West Elizabeth, and New Austin, but reach as far as Annesburg and St. Denis. CHAPTER 4: The Moonshiner | #Ch4_Trevor_XXX_Moonshine Co-operator of the illegal Trevor XXX Distilleries and its Trevor XXX Speakeasy Saloons, famous for its Trevor XXX Baron Moonshine and Trevor XXX Tycoon Spiced Rum. In New Austin and later West Elizabeth, the Heartlands and West Grizzlies, Trevor XXX brand alcohol is added to the contraband run by unmarked Trevor-Cripps Trading Co. wagons. CHAPTER 5: The T.P. Enterprises | #Ch5_The_TP_Enterprises Trevor P. Philips' business interests are now solidified across New Austin and West Elizabeth, and into the Heartlands and West Grizzlies. Hunting, moonshining, trading, and bounty agency work occurs in all 4 territories with the base camp of operations moving from territory to territory each season. CHAPTER 6: