01 / Timeline
Every consequence has a timestamp.
08:40
Event
The east gate opens under watch.
11:05
Action
Mara Voss leaves a message at the telegraph.
13:20
Report
A map fragment surfaces in Red Mesa.
Persistent Boot Hill RPG
One world.
Many entries.
Dustline keeps the frontier moving. Join a campaign in progress, make your move when you can, and return to a world that remembers it.
Time flows Your story Many entries
dustline > world
Active frontier
World statusStorm moving east
Open threads07 unresolved
Your moveAwaiting response
What will you do?
The world layer
The campaign keeps moving, even when the table is away.
Build a shared record that gives every player a clear way back into the action—whether they were there last night or arrived after the dust settled.
Rulebook
Rules, referenced in play.
Keep character details and campaign canon close to every decision.
World map
Places carry their history.
Plot rumors, factions, and the landmarks players leave behind.
Your move, your time
Asynchronous by design.
A player can send an action from the road. The GM can advance the scene later. Everyone sees what changed and why.
01
Declare
Send a choice, question, or action when you are ready.
02
Resolve
GM judgment and automation make the next state clear.
03
Remember
The timeline, journals, and map retain the result.
GM command
Direct the world. Let it answer back.
From one command layer, run events, maintain character sheets, publish field reports, and give a new player the context needed to step into an ongoing story.
GM events and world controls
Push a development into the frontier, set its stakes, and make it available to the players it touches.
Event queueFaction pressureScene status
Logs, maps, journals
A shared account of what happened, where it happened, and who is carrying the next thread.
Build your world