Characters

Originating from the Dominion of Canada, Styx, a.k.a. The Saskatoon Slayer, is a man of many cultures. Having been on the run after an assassination gone wrong, Styx has created a name for himself as an ace shooter; the only problem is, he can't shoot for shit without a little weed in him.

Ice cold in his demeanor, nothing seems to faze Styx, except for how crazy his cohort, Lenny, seems to make him.
 

Unable to live with the fact that he tarnished his own legacy with the botched assassination, Styx is determined to go down in history with this weed-growing motley crew as the muscle of the operation. Styx's inner drive stems from the simple desire most humans share: to reinvent ourselves.

Born and raised in Newark, New Jersey, Lenny has conned his way across the Old West, burning every bridge he's ever come upon. His quick wit and cunning have made him a dangerous man, double-crossing every two-bit hustler he's ever met.
 

Lenny ain't much of a shot, but you'll surely want to shoot yourself after 10 minutes alone with him. He's the salesman of the operation and will definitely talk his way into some business, but along with it will come an endless supply of trouble.
 

Lenny has had so many identities; he's even forgotten his own last name. His drive to be the best at what he does (a.k.a. conning folks) is admirable, but could also be pushing him and the Boys to the brink of insanity.

It may be hard to believe, but this is no ordinary bearded man; he's the semi-mystical creature known as Bigfoot, who has mastered the art of disguise. His name is Atticus, and he was born in a majestic forest, where he derives his magic abilities to connect with plant and animal life.

Atticus has led a sheltered life and isn't often accepted in society. Styx and Lenny were the first to accept him for who he is, which is why he's painfully loyal. Fuck with them, and you'll see a side of Bigfoot you can only read about in the old-timey tribunes.

Level-headed and intelligent, Atticus is the brains of the operation and often serves as a mediator between Styx and Lenny. His understanding of not only the medicinal benefits but also the societal benefits of what he calls "marijuana" is the driving force behind his desire to spread the knowledge of the peaceful plant. Or it's because he desperately wants to be accepted into society: one or the other.

Meet Julia Darling, the headmistress of the local brothel, Julia's House of Harlots.
 

Growing up on the streets of New York and pickpocketing her way through life, Julia became the perfect shapeshifter. From day to day, her intentions remain a mystery. Will she help the boys, or will she fuck them over? No one knows. After a lifetime of living in a man's world, Julia doesn't trust anyone. Especially not Lenny!
 

The only thing Julia likes more than money is a big, hairy cowboy, so she's always ready to sink her teeth into Atticus. Their relationship will have you wondering: Will they or won't they? And even if they did... how? He's so big, and she's so... Ew!

If you were to look up 'corrupt mayor' in the dictionary, you would find a picture of the mayor of Mariana's Trench, Mayor Hitchborn. Along with it, you would also find a ten-page essay on all the fucked up shit this man has done to get there.
 

A bureaucrat through and through, Mayor Hitchborn was born with a silver spoon in his mouth and will stop at nothing to keep it that way. With his hands in everyone's pockets and his ear to the ground, he's the first to find out what Styx, Lenny, and Atticus are up to. And if his calculations are correct... there's a lot of money to be made and he'll be sure to get his cut. After all, this would be like getting into whiskey on the ground floor!
 

Mayor Hitchborn embodies the ways of the Old West and strives to live by his campaign slogan, "Make The West Wild Again!"

The Old West feared the day would come when those damn Yankees would try to impose their notions of law and order on their way of life. And that day has come. Leading the charge are "The Lawmen", led by Captain Rourk and his immoral "man of God" Father O'Sullivan.
 

Captain Rourk was raised by his father, a fire-and-brimstone preacher, and was forced to advance in law enforcement at a young age. Captain Rourk was six when he arrested his first Outlaw: a young classmate who was caught selling wooden tops without a permit.
 

Captain Rourk and Father O'Sullivan have laser-like focus on two goals: putting a stop to Styx, Lenny, and Atticus's unlawful and ungodly actions and ending the plant life pandemic that is weed.