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Chapter 9: Equipment
Vehicle
s
Vehicle Cost IP:
H/
P/
B
1 . Carriage
800s. p.
120/
60/
20
2 . Cart
60s. p.
80/
50/
15
3 . Chariot
1, 000
s.
p.
200/
200/
200
4 . Lectica
300s. p.
80/
40/
20
5 . Sled
40s. p.
70/
30/
10
6 . Wagon
100s. p.
100/
75/
20
A vehicle is an object crafted to facilitate
travel over land. Each vehicle must be powered by
an animal and/or character. Each vehicle is described
as follows:
Carriage: This is an enclosed 4-wheeled vehicle
that is drawn by at least 2 horses and used to
transport characters or goods. A carriage is designed
for private use, comfort, or elegance. Merchants
and royalty often travel by carriage. Travel by carriage
is 25-30 miles per day. BCT is 2 weeks for a
wainwright.
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Cart: This is an open and heavy 2-wheeled
vehicle used for the ordinary purposes of farming
or for transporting freight. A cart may be drawn by
horses, ponies, dogs, or characters, and may carry
no more than 4 characters. BCT is 4 days for a
cartwright.
Chariot: This is a 2-wheeled vehicle usually
drawn by 2 horses and used in warfare, processions,
and races. All chariots measure exactly 4’ 8 ½” in
width, the perfect width to accommodate 2 horses.
BCT is 2 weeks for a wainwright.
Lectica: Also called a litter, this vehicle is
for hire at city gates. A lectica consists of a couch
with a canopy and draw curtains. The rider lolls at
ease while 6 or 8 burly slaves bear it along on their
shoulders. BCT is 1 week for a wainwright.
Sled: This is a vehicle that moves by sliding,
usually on a pair of runners, especially over snow or
ice. BCT is 2 days for a carpenter.
Wagon: This is a heavy 4-wheeled vehicle
that is usually uncovered and designed especially for
transporting bulky commodities and drawn by oxen
or horses. BCT is 1 week for a wainwright.