He upholds the law, until the law is held in utter contempt.

U.S. Marshal Wade Nelson’s stint in the Union Army and no-nonsense approach to law enforcement makes him a natural fit for his position.

When a night has gone lawless to become known as the Bandera Massacre, starting with the death of a sheriff, Wade saddles up.

Law and lawlessness cannot co-exist.

The Bateman Gang inflicts great evil and suffering in both Texas and the Indian Territory. They terrorize. They think they are soldiers. They see everyone else as ‘outsiders’.

Little is known about the gang, except that:
1- they are addicted to killing;
2- they feed off the diabolical mind of their fascist leader, Arlo Bateman.

When Wade and his deputy make first contact with the Batemans, they learnt one more thing about them…

3- the gang is organized, and formidable.

Wade barely escaped death.

The marshal has to muster support, even from Commanding General William Tecumseh Sherman.

At Fort Sill, Arlo wants revenge on Wade for taking out one of his sons. Wade is focused on upholding the law and serving justice, regardless of who he faces.

At the Fort Sill final fight, who will stand and who will fall?