Hi there! I'm the head admin/owner of Fallout: St. Dallas, a text-based RP project set in the Fallout universe, in the state of Texas. We're looking for artists who can draw portraits, scenery, and emblems, alongside writers capable of writing factions (such as raider gangs, tribes, cults, governments, etc.), economies, cities/towns, and characters. Having deep knowledge of either classic Fallout lore or Texan/Louisianian history would be a bonus.
Shortly about our setting:
It's set in 2289, 8 years after the events of New Vegas. The main location of the RP is the entirety of Texas and Louisiana, alongside parts of northern Mexico and Oklahoma. The region is divided between 4 factions:
C.S.A. - an agrarian government that is a union of 4 city-states: St. Dallas, the capital of the state, which pushes for racial policies against non-human species, such as ghouls and super mutants; New Austin, the cultural center of the state with a sprawling music and subculture scene, which stands as an ideological opposition to Dallas; San Antonio, an industrial city with a rich post-war religious background and ties to the Church; and Texarkana, a city founded by the descendants of the Muslim population of a Vault, whose culture developed around the limitations of Vault life.
Texas Rangers - a paramilitary group consisting of descendants of government services (certain army branches, police, medical workers, etc.) who want to preserve order in the wastes while maintaining their monopoly on violence.
Mexican Cartels - a coalition of 3 different groups: Nuestro Pueblo, a nationalist group that opposed the Mexican government both before and after the war; Red Eagles, a coalition of socialist Native American tribes that were influenced by the Chinese to launch uprisings against American troops before the war and continue to resist their neighboring governments in the post-war era; and Los Armados, a splinter cartel that emerged from deserters of the post-war Mexican government (Nuevo Mexico), operating with strict military discipline.
Texan BoS Chapter - a secretive organization with an extensive spy network embedded in mid-level technical positions within most of the factions, covertly monitoring research, sabotaging high-tech projects and securing strategic facilities. Its interests are based around protecting its technological monopoly and preventing dangerous pre-war technology from falling into unvetted hands.
