With the creatures dispatched, the four crept (in broad daylight) across the street and over to the undertaker. During the scuffle, Brock took a nasty bite as the creature gnawed through his boot and nibbled his big toe. The group discovered that the spinal column must be severed to kill the creatures, and the zombies could function fine without a brain. Brock began beating the creature with his axe handle, while Wyatt knee-capped the shuffling, pants-down zombie and locked it in a stall. Jose shot the walking corpses through the head, but it kept coming. They quickly searched the stable and found a pair of zombies within. The group hurried into the stables and found a body lying face down with a shovel rammed through the spine. A young woman shouted at them from the upper floor of the undertaker’s office to get their horses safe into the stable she said it was vital the horses survive so they could escape.

As they approached, the man turned around and revealed a bloody torso, buzzing flies, and swarming maggots all over his body. Entering the town, they spotted a man tottering around with his pants down around his ankles. Exhausted, out of supplies, and low on ammunition, they sought a shot of whiskey and a night’s sleep. The characters, Brock Hollis, Jed Pinard, Jose Cortes, and Wyatt Wells rode into Diablo Gulch, New Mexico Territory after riding for over a day to escape a Ute war party.

We spent 5 hours playing and successfully concluded the adventure. We played a custom-written adventure I designed for All Flesh Must Be Eaten set in the Weird West called Diablo Gulch. Game summary for present players included Casey S., Colby W., John O., and Shane B.

All flesh must be eaten