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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Peter BOSCO'S" data-source="post: 9620573" data-attributes="member: 7027053">It's not Weird West that is underrepresented, it is non-weird West that is underrepresented. Boot Hill is the classic but it is very combat centered, even more than D&D. Most other "westerns" add weird stuff, horror, alt-history, etc. There are a number of generic or multi-setting games that can be used for the west, but few that are built for it. GURPS Old West is an option but I am no longer willing to run GURPS, as it has just too many details. I am staring a Western game next week, having just finished my Traveller game, and we will be using Western Hero, from Hero Games, but it is pretty obscure.</blockquote>