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The Horsemen are a gang of immortal bikers who serve as protectors of the human world when it is threatened, in the mean time they spend their business in bars or on the road raising hell for any wise guy who decides to piss them off.

The members are described from far left to far right:

Hank Bournis (far left)- Born in 1813 in America, Hank is the third horseman. Hank was a mean, tough outlaw/bounty hunter in the old West. He made good money from bumping off shmucks as long as he got paid, if he didn't he'd shoot the feller who set up the bounty. As a horseman today Hank after many decades still retains his mean tough attitude and demeanor, punching up guys in the bar who dared to insult him. He likes his fancy motorcycle, mostly showing it off to any pretty ladies in case they want to go on a 'ride' with him.

Old Al' (left)- Born in ???? in ????, the very first horseman and the oldest of them all. Old Al' wandered the world for centuries to find the best and toughest guys around to form the Horsemen, adopting different guises and names along the way to remain in touch with the world. Al is a stoic one and is almost like a father-like figure for the group, showing concern for each member. He loves a good cigarette every now and then.

Deathhead (right)- Born in 1780 in Haiti, Deathhead is the second horsemen. Deathhead had no real name, he never had a father or mother neither. He was called that name because of the tattoo around his face giving the impression of a skull. He became a steathy pickpocket at a young age and grew up to become a great thief, becoming very handy at knives along the way. As a horseman he is usually silent, but when he spoke you had to listen to him. He keeps a small doll in his pocket, a reminder of his childhood.

Spike O'Leary- Born in 1931 in Chicago, America, Spike is the fourth horseman. Spike was an Irishman raised in poverty and grew up to lead a life of crime as a gangster. He worked as a bouncer and hitman for the mob back then, with the odd one-way ride now and then. When the Vietnam War began he was called up to join, train in the Army and head over to Vietnam to aid in the war effort. It was there that he came across the Horsemen (who were at the time a mercenary group backed by the U.S government) and became a trusted member of the gang.

Spike speaks with a thick Irish accent, mixed in with a tinge of native Chicago. He is a carefree guy, but can be a serious one when he needs to be. He loves a good beer now and then and loves to rough things up in a barroom brawl.

Description
The Horsemen are a gang of immortal bikers who serve as protectors of the human world when it is threatened, in the mean time they spend their business in bars or on the road raising hell for any wise guy who decides to piss them off.

The members are described from far left to far right:

Hank Bournis (far left)- Born in 1813 in America, Hank is the third horseman. Hank was a mean, tough outlaw/bounty hunter in the old West. He made good money from bumping off shmucks as long as he got paid, if he didn't he'd shoot the feller who set up the bounty. As a horseman today Hank after many decades still retains his mean tough attitude and demeanor, punching up guys in the bar who dared to insult him. He likes his fancy motorcycle, mostly showing it off to any pretty ladies in case they want to go on a 'ride' with him.

Old Al' (left)- Born in ???? in ????, the very first horseman and the oldest of them all. Old Al' wandered the world for centuries to find the best and toughest guys around to form the Horsemen, adopting different guises and names along the way to remain in touch with the world. Al is a stoic one and is almost like a father-like figure for the group, showing concern for each member. He loves a good cigarette every now and then.

Deathhead (right)- Born in 1780 in Haiti, Deathhead is the second horsemen. Deathhead had no real name, he never had a father or mother neither. He was called that name because of the tattoo around his face giving the impression of a skull. He became a steathy pickpocket at a young age and grew up to become a great thief, becoming very handy at knives along the way. As a horseman he is usually silent, but when he spoke you had to listen to him. He keeps a small doll in his pocket, a reminder of his childhood.

Spike O'Leary- Born in 1931 in Chicago, America, Spike is the fourth horseman. Spike was an Irishman raised in poverty and grew up to lead a life of crime as a gangster. He worked as a bouncer and hitman for the mob back then, with the odd one-way ride now and then. When the Vietnam War began he was called up to join, train in the Army and head over to Vietnam to aid in the war effort. It was there that he came across the Horsemen (who were at the time a mercenary group backed by the U.S government) and became a trusted member of the gang.

Spike speaks with a thick Irish accent, mixed in with a tinge of native Chicago. He is a carefree guy, but can be a serious one when he needs to be. He loves a good beer now and then and loves to rough things up in a barroom brawl.