I’ll join.

I’m not playing in the hand anyway, and I can just grab some of Uncle Sam’s money if I become Wounded.

Count me in.

Okay, Rodlen.  You have a gang of three, so you’re free to begin your robbery attempt.

Rodlen sent me first to get the attention of the guards, while the other two rode along the other side of the train.  I was hoping on being able to get onto the train without being noticed, but that varmit Zeke spotted me.  He [DICE5:4] was a quicker draw than me [DICE5:3], but luckily not much of a shot as he missed [DICE2:2].  I had no trouble taking aim, and got Zeke deep in the shoulder [DICE2:1].  Still cursing that he outdrew me, I clambered on to the moving train.

(I’m assuming I’m player 3, and that I’m free to roll my own shootout)

I look around. Hank.  Waiting by the train. He glances towards me.  I draw a bit better than he does (5 against 4), and I shoot him.  In the foot. (1).  I go on the train.

Beau doesn’t even stand a chance against my fast quick draw (2v1) and I promptly shoot him before he gets a chance to respond.(1)

Well, that was really good of us.

I greedily open the safes, count the money, and find a total of $95 [4DICE50:95].  We share it our amongst ourselves, and end up with $31 each… I toss two dollars to the wounded guards, before pulling the brakes on the train, and jumping out.

(Well… that doesn’t seem like much of a haul, really…)

Wow, Beau had a sucky quick draw.

I was certain Iammars was gonna get creamed… I guess he was lucky!

Yeah, same here. I just joined the gang on a “What the heck” impulse. I’m working on a proposal for a way to improve people’s Quick Draw.