Fort Seymour Financial Institutions

There are six primary Financial Institutions of Fort Seymour. These groups can be influenced by the actions taken at trade, and can, in turn influence the trade themselves. Characters with at least Proficient Financial Influence can invest in these groups at Check-In and potentially effect the institution the following month, and may get something in return.

The Highwaymen

Led by local Landsmen families the Daltons and Cartwrights, The Highwaymen understand the importance of maintaining and protecting the land comprising Fort Seymour proper and ensuring that we don’t bleed our natural resources dry. They regularly patrol the areas around the town searching for new threats and trade routes, and monitoring travel patterns. They work to keep trade routes safe, encourage trading between farms and settlements, and often act as an intermediary when trade or travel disputes come into play. They can be hired to assist with larger threats against the town. Their many waystations carry a wealth of knowledge along the roads.

Seymour Engineers Corps

The Seymour Engineers Corps works around the clock to maintain the infrastructure of Fort Seymour. They have played major roles in supplying the town’s power, building security facilities, breaking down old structures for resources, and maintaining the local waterways. Led primarily by Church of Darwin crafters, they are always trying to innovate new ways to help Fort Seymour survive and thrive in the wastes.

Savannah’s Grace

The Darwins and Sainthood who run Savannah's Grace have come to agree on some very basic principles: nobody should be left injured in the wastes if they can't pay their medics; the ravages of radioactive mutation are not for the benefit of everybody and some folks need a helping hand to overcome detrimental side effects; and Infection does not always restore the body to working condition. The doctors and chaplains at Savannah's Grace aim to work tirelessly for the health of Fort Seymour. They hope the settlement will fund research into new medical procedures, better technology, and the means to overcome physical limitations of any kind.