Listed below are the storyline missions in Red Dead Redemption 2. The narrative of Red Dead Redemption 2 spans four (or five) different territories and 109 different missions (94 story missions, as well as 15 "honor missions") which are separated in 6 chapters and 2-part epilogues. Completing each unique mission tallies in the Progress Menu in the game and the Missions Module of the Social Club interface and counts towards 100% completion.
Chapter 1: Colter
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After a failed robbery, the gang have fled from Blackwater into the Grizzly Mountains, but a late spring storm has left them half frozen and starving. They hole up in an abandoned mining town to lick their wounds and await a break in the weather.
The gang got run of Valentine after an altercation with the railway magnate, Leviticus Cornwall, who has grown tired of having his trains robbed by gangs of outlaws. Afraid that the routes westwards were being watched by Pinkerton agents, the gang moved south and east and are now hiding at Clemens Cove, near the town of Rhodes.
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If coming from Chapter 2 by completing "An American Pastoral Scene", players jump directly into "Advertising, The New American Art")
Further Questions of Female Suffrage branch (only after A Strange Kindness from Ch. 2)
In an effort to give Abigail the life she has always wanted, John has bought a farm of his own. He is trying to become a family man and a rancher, with help and hindrance from some old friends.
Below are the 26 of the 31 stranger side-missions for Red Dead Redemption 2. "Brothers and Sisters, One and All", "Do Not Seek Absolution", "Help a Brother Out", "Money Lending and Other Sins" and "Of Men and Angels" are stranger missions as well, but they are also counted as "honor missions" and thus are included in the chapters above.
During part 2 of the epilogue, you become indebted to the bank to the sum of 465$. Even if you acquire this amount or more outside of main missions you can not use it towards the debt and must instead complete the missions that result in you making payments.