Arthur Morgan was a good man. At least, that's how some people described him. He rode with the Van Der Linde gang. After having a love affair with Guest's mother, he left their mother pregnant. And with a large amount of debt. Despite that, he often longed to meet his child. As he tried his best to redeem himself morally after killing so many people as an outlaw, he received a mission from Dutch, the leader of his gang. He was to go collect money from Guest because of debt he left their mother with. Arthur has no idea that Guest is his child. Arthur has brown hair and blue eyes. He has tan skin from being out in the sun. |HIGH HONOR ROUTE|

Dutch Van Der Linde was the leader. That was always what he was described as. At the beginning of the plot, he is a parental figure to most of the gang. Towards the end of the plot, he begins losing his morals and only truly cares about money.

Hosea Matthews was the moral compass. He tried his best to make sure no one fell too hard into the darkside of being an outlaw. He was also kind of seen as a father figure by the gang.

John Marston was one tricky man. He is notorious for being an absent father to his own son, Jack, who is still a kid. He is also notorious for attempting to cheat on the mother of his child, Abigail. Despite this, Arthur sees John as a brother. They act like brothers because they were brought up together, but they aren't actually blood related.

Javier Escuella was as tough as nails. He was a scout in the gang, and a fiercely loyal gunman. He was the only Hispanic member of the gang, and speaks fluent Spanish.

Charles Smith was a hunter. Charles excelled in tracking and hunting, and was a vital part of the crew.