Jobs & Careers Wiki

Track, kill, and sell animals across the frontier. Bring carcasses to local butchers for cash.

Chop down trees throughout the territory and sell lumber. Hard work, honest pay.

Strike the earth for iron, gold, coal, silver, and precious gems in the mines of the west.

Grow crops and deliver produce to towns across the territory. The backbone of frontier life.

Raise livestock, manage herds, and trade cattle for a living out on the open range.

Cast your line into rivers, lakes, and swamps. From panfish to trophy sturgeon — reel in your fortune.

Wade into the territory's rivers and streams to pan for gold nuggets, salt, and rare gemstones.

Sell, customise, and repair firearms. A licensed trade critical to every armed citizen in the west.

Break wild horses, build their stats, and sell trained mounts to other players and stables.

Craft, maintain, and sell wagons and carts. Essential to traders, farmers, and ranchers alike.

Manage the town's finances — loans, accounts, and the lifeblood of the local economy.

Run a general store, saloon, or any licensed establishment. Build trade and serve the community.

Prepare and bury the dead, manage funeral rites, and unearth what the frontier's soil quietly hides.

Sheriff, Deputy, Marshal, or Cavalry — protect the peace and uphold the law across the frontier.

Track down outlaws with active bounties. Bring them in alive — or dead — for a reward.

Defend the accused in court, argue cases before a judge, and shape the territory's justice system.

Serve as a District Attorney or Judge in the Department of Justice and run the territory's courts.

Patch up wounded players, prescribe medicine, and keep this dangerous frontier community alive.

Bleeding, broken bones, burns, concussion, shock — learn what every injury does and which items treat each condition.

Every medicine, tonic, bandage, and salve — what each item treats, cure chances, and where to buy them.

Quick paid work posted around major towns — ideal for new arrivals looking to earn their first dollars.

Specialised, higher-risk assignments — from escorting stagecoaches to transporting explosives.