D&D 5E Early Western World D&D setting?

[Flicker the Flareon]

A game got me interested in the western style of D&D games. However, I'm talking about the age when the West was just discovered, not the style with wagons, horses, etc. that's also a film genre. Has anyone seen an early west setting? Homebrew included. Maztica and Chult have an ancient Mexico flavor, and the Tomb of Annihilation setting (correct me if that is Chult or Maztica) has more of a southern theme. So, there's no early west official setting. Please point me toward some homebrew if existent.

 

[Morrus]

By 'Western World' do you 'American West' or 'Western World' as in Europe, NA, and Australasia?

 

[aco175]

Us Americans. We think everyone knows what we are talking about, sorry.

 

[hopeless]

Depends on how early, does that Myth of Theros or whatever its called counts as early d&d?

 

[Cap'n Kobold]

I think Gygax brought elements and/or characters from Boot Hill, a Wild West RPG into D&D, but I don't think there were adventures directly referencing it.

You're after something a bit earlier than the Wild West genre? - Based on the original invasion/colonisation of the americas?
Again, I don't think that there is anything directly referencing that, but there are probably a number of adventures where a superior force is encroaching into the PC's homelands that you could file the serial numbers off.

 

[Rob Kuntz]

Not in the D&D-verse. Perhaps the knock-off "Deadlands"?

Deadlands - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[not-so-newguy]

The Spanish colonized California in the 18th century. Around that time?

 

[Enevhar Aldarion]

There are PC games and board games about the Spanish Conquistador invasion of the Americas, but not a TTRPG that I can think of.

Edit: poked around for just a couple of minutes and found these:

RPGs in a Mesoamerican fantasy setting - The Overprepared GM

Recently, I was fleshing out a nation in my fantasy setting that I wanted to be mostly inspired by ancient…

overpreparedgm.com

DriveThruRPG

www.drivethrurpg.com

 

[J.Quondam]

A 3e setting, Northern Crown, takes place in an alternative fanatasy 17th century North America. It's a bit later in history than what you're asking for (it's post-colonization), but it might contain some elements that might be helpful.

 

[GreyLord]

Paizo has one of their APs (Ruins of Azlant) that has a setting sort of like the US's early colonial period where a colony is set up in a new land.