The Protestant Ladies’ Academy of Rodney, Mississippi

Education is slowly becoming one of the tenants of becoming a fully aware and proper Southern Belle. Previously, the most formal education that was needed was the necessary arithmetic that was required to properly run a Southern Plantation. As the North pushes more and more of its women into factory jobs, the prominence of a …

Bullets and Belles Religious Composition

For general information purposes, when you are planning and writing character back stories, you may want to consider the following religious composition of the game setting. Also, while the numbers correlate heavily with racial composition, its not an exact correlation. Missionaries have been somewhat successful in the South after many years of operation and conversion. Religious …

Ghost Rock and the Great Quake

In April of 1863 a massive earthquake rumbled from Mexico across the West and into Canada. The quake caused sharp ravines to open. Additionally, mines and caves both formed and collapsed. Lakes and rivers flooded their banks and many religious individuals were certain that the end times were beginning. Criminals made use of these catastrophic …

Character Organizations

The following organizations are available for players to join. Chances are, that if the GMs put them on this list- there might be plots that tie to them directly- so… make of that what you will. Additionally, you may want to keep an eye on this post because as player backgrounds come in and the …

Bullets and Belles Timeline of Events

Historical Events 1585: The Spanish establish a mission to convert Natives to Christianity. 1625: The French arrest control of the Spanish settlement and rename it Rock Creek. Haitian laborers are shipped in to tend fields of sugar, coffee, and tobacco. 1630-1730: Rock Creek changes hands between the French and the Spanish numerous times. 1738: Rock …

A Nation of Nations

The State of the Union, and the ConfederacyThe war of Southern Independence came to an end in April of 1865 when northerners accepted the surrender of General Robert E. Lee in Virginia*. Northern aggression continued in the South for an additional seven months until the North was able to capture the CSS Shenandoah. The end …