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BLACK SAINTS

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Welcome to the family...don't step on any toes, and everything will be fine. The Black Saints were established back in the mid 1940's. Many of them were vets from WWII. Others were their kids and their grandkids. Family and friends pulled into the gang either by patch or association. Whether they liked it or not.

RULES		GANG INFO
TOWN INFO		APPLICATION
FACE CLAIM		WHO'S WHO
WANT ADS		PLOT/TRACK/SHIP
AWAY		ADVERTISEMENT

( SEP 11, 2020 )

So far for updates, I've been looking at new themes. Thinking I'm gonna stick with this most recent one. It's very fitting for the feel of the site I think and hope everyone likes it as well.

I've also added in some rival gangs to go up against the black saints for some fun drama and maybe even some forbidden romances if possible. ;)

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