Throughout history there have been many legends of a headless rider stalking the land. Here are some of them:
The East: During the Revolutionary War, Hessian soldiers were sent by Germany to
the new world to fight for the British and reclaim the colonies. During
one of the many battles of the war, a cannonball took the head of one of these mercenaries
and his body was buried in an unmarked grave in Westchester County, New York.
Almost 15 years later, he returned from the grave to terrorize the small town of Sleepy Hollow,
looking for his lost head and taking them from others.
The West: In New Austin, during the late 1860s and early to mid 1870s, there was a
man in the area known for carrying his trusty Lemat revolver, taken from a
Confederate soldier during his time in the war, and using it to kill 15
men during his time as a gunslinger. He was also known for gambling, and
well. One night, in 1876 he was wrongly accused of cheating during a lucky streak.
The other players grabbed him, took a hatchet, and chopped his head off.
Given life after his unjust death, the gun fighter took his revolver,
underbarrel loaded with shotgun shells and blew the heads
off each of the men that killed him, laying their bodies at the very
table he was killed at. He now roams the area, killing anyone who dares
call out to challenge him, or look at him sideways.
The South: In the mid-1800s in Southern Texas there was a Mexican bandit named
Vidal who was known throughout the area for rustling horses. One day he
made a grave error and stole horses from the Texas rangers. When they
caught up with him they cut off his head and tied his body to a horse to make an example of him.
Locals say they still see his apparition ride throughout the state and have given
him a new name, “El Muerto”.
The North: Reports from witnesses claim a headless figure clad in armor was seen riding
horseback around Ambarino and Northern New Hanover. Local law have been
unable to find it thus far and civilians are advised to stay away. There’s currently a
bounty of $15 for information of it’s whereabouts and $50 for it’s
capture, dead or alive.
Bonuses: Roland the Headless Thompson Gunner inspired by the song by Warren Zevon and 2nd variant for the western horseman intended for the player model.
Installation and application: Place the files into you saved outfits folder in RampageFiles. In game, changed to mp_male, remove all components and apply the outfit, with the exception of west v2, which uses Arthur’s model instead.
Cape piece used for the East retextured by Venomfxz
Requires:
Chicago Typewriter w WhyEm’sDLC and EEE 1.5 – For Roland
Rampage Trainer
Thompson M1928 – Also for Roland
Credits:
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