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The United States Marshals Service is a form of law enforcement in Red Dead Redemption, Red Dead Redemption 2, and Red Dead Online

Marshals are also a class of playable multiplayer characters in Redemption.

History[]

Background[]

The U.S. Marshal Service is the oldest American federal law enforcement agency, the office being created by the first U.S. Congress in the Judiciary Act of 1789. Marshals in Redemption and Redemption 2 are usually in charge of one county.

Events of Red Dead Online[]

Several Marshals band together with the local authorities to take out Teddy Brown's Boys at Fort Mercer, which they succeed in doing, with some help from Horley and the protagonist's posse.

The US Marshal Badge

Events of Red Dead Redemption[]

Alongside the U.S. Army and the Bureau of Investigation, several Marshals lead an all-out assault on Beecher's Hope, killing John Marston and Uncle.

When playing as Jack Marston, the player can obtain the US Marshal Uniform. Wearing it means that Jack is treated as part of the law and will not have to pay for stagecoaches.

Overview[]

Red Dead Redemption[]

When the player has an active bounty and has killed at least 20 law officers, Marshals are called in to pursue the player in place of the local law enforcement. Marshals will not pursue the player into Nuevo Paraíso, but can sometimes be found waiting at the border if the player tries to cross over to New Austin while the bounty is still active.

Red Dead Redemption 2[]

In Red Dead Redemption 2, U.S. Marshals pursue the player if the player has killed most of the law presence in a town (including the deputized citizens) and has accrued a bounty of at least $1,000. Despite being identified as "rural" lawmen in the files,[1] they do not spawn outside of towns, and the player can only kill a certain number of lawmen at a time in the wild before their wanted status is removed.

Known members in Red Dead Redemption[]

Marshals[]

Deputy Marshals[]

Known members in Red Dead Redemption 2[]

Marshals[]

Deputy Marshals[]

Known Marshals in Red Dead Online[]

Marshals[]

Red Dead Redemption Multiplayer[]

Rockstar added Marshals as playable multiplayer characters on 1st October, 2010, giving access to eight characters in the Outfitter. The player can choose which individual Marshal they wish to play as.

As in single player, NPC Marshals will pursue characters with bounties in multiplayer. When the player becomes a Public Enemy, Marshals will often spawn near the player and start pursuing him\her. This can sometimes happen in the wild, though they often spawn relatively close to a town or settlement. It does, however, depend on the player's location.

In multiplayer, Marshals will not give the player a chance to surrender; they will shoot at the player on sight.

Mission appearances[]

Red Dead Redemption

Red Dead Redemption 2

Red Dead Online

Trivia[]

Red Dead Redemption[]

Red Dead Redemption 2[]

  • The PED models for the U.S. Marshals don't have any ambient speech.
  • They are also referred to as Rural Lawmen.

Gallery[]

Red Dead Redemption[]

Red Dead Redemption 2[]

Red Dead Online[]

Achievements[]

Pursuit by Marshals is a factor in the following achievement/trophy:

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Evade the U.S. Marshals while riding the Hungarian Half-bred in single player.


References[]

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