Milton Spriggs

Milton had been a loner his entire life. The only surviving child born to his parents, he had been overprotected and sheltered. He hadn't been allowed to play with other kids, or even attend the community school. Climbing trees, riding horses, just normal kid stuff was forbidden for fear he might injure himself. This isolation had turned Milton into a bitter and angry young man. When he was in his late teens he couldn't take it anymore so packed up his belongings and snuck away without so much as a farewell. He had escaped to what he assumed would be a grand life of freedom and happiness. Milton had no knowledge of what the real world was like so learned his life lessons the hard way. The hard knocks this bitter young man endured only fueled the fires of his own tortured soul. The ironic thing for Milton is that he ended up living a lonely and miserable life separated from what he had left home to find and ended his life fighting anyone who crossed his path or disturbed his solitude.

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Hollis Tagg

Hollis had always kept to himself, even as a young boy. He was quiet and introverted and never seemed to mind being alone. His mother was a shy well educated women who had the misfortune to loose her heart to a rugged, boisterous, cowpoke with a beautiful smile. Hollis took after his Mother in many ways, yet had his Fathers charm and smile. He found himself time and time again coming to the defense of young women in need, or any citizen for that matter. He hated the attention it awarded him, but hated even more seeing anyone being bullied or in harms way, especially a lady. Hollis became known as the “avenging angel” of the county, a title he wasn't thrilled with but one he lived up to time and time again.

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“Phineas Felps”

Phineas was an average man by all accounts, average in stature, average in intelligence, average in looks. But his appetite for gold was not average. Phineas had an insatiable hunger for the shiny yellow metal in any form from gold nuggets and gold dust to gold watches and jewelry. This hunger lead Phineas down the path of no return. He began small by rolling drunken miners for the few nuggets they had in their pockets, but as the fever for gold took hold he began his life of crime in earnest. He would rob stores, stagecoaches, ransack houses, all in the pursuit of the shiny metal that alone could squelch his lust. This path of crime led to his undoing, he ended up sweating out his days in prison, but that thirst for gold never died, just ask his fellow prisoners who found themselves relieved of their gold teeth while they slept.

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