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BHBHBHBHBHBHBHBHBHBHBHBHBHBHHB Ornithopters In contrast to the hang-glider designs of Leonardo da Vinci, which have been demonstrated to work, his ornithopters will not work without magic (i.e. Enchant Aerial Vehicle). (However gliders are at the mercy of prevailing wind conditions.) In the single-person clockwork vehicles, the pilot operates one or two pairs of large wings (via connections to his arms and/or legs) while he is suspended in a prone position in a harness. More “advanced” (i.e. even more impractical) designs allow the pilot to stand upright in a bowl-shaped aircraft while operating wings attached to a central tower-like structure. Toy “helicopters” have been known since around 1320 – these featured rotors based on windmill sails and could be made to go airborne by pulling sharply on a cord wrapped around the shaft. Leonardo sketched a larger vehicle in the shape of a disc with a central shaft connected to a large helical screw. Enchant Aerial Vehicle is essential to make people-carrying versions of these vehicles practical. Cost: Ornithopter (1-person) 25gp. Time: 2 weeks. Cost: Ornithopter (2-person, “helicopter”) 50gp. Time: 4 weeks. Skyrider These aerial vehicles are normally clockwork, but steam-powered designs have been implemented. In shape, these appear as huge metallic birds, bats, or dragons, according to the artificer’s whim, which fly through the air by beating their wings. The Skyrider cabin can hold one pilot and up to 5 passengers. They require Enchant Aerial Vehicle to be capable of flying. Offensive and Improved Propulsion Empowerments are frequently added. Cost: 1000gp. Time: 12 weeks. Spider Walker This steam-powered vehicle might be mistaken for a huge Spider Construct. A typical Spider Walker is 30' long, 20' wide, and 25' high – including its legs. The control room is in the head and can accommodate two people. A further six passengers may fit in a chamber in its abdomen, accessible via hatches on both underside and above. The engine room is also in the abdomen. Some Spider Walkers are equipped with self-loading ballistae (large crossbows attacking on Heavy Crossbow Table with 3x range and 3x damage) – these are either Empowerments added to the basic design or independent Machine Automata bolted on afterwards. Used for battlefield command, exploration, or secure transport, these all-terrain vehicles require Enchant Exotic Vehicle to function. Other steam-powered vehicles have been designed with huge animal or monster forms. Cost: 1000gp (basic version) plus 200gp per ballista. Time: 20 weeks (including large Watt engine) plus 4 weeks per ballista Fuel costs: one sack of coal per two miles traveled. Note: AT 20, 200 hits; 50 hits delivered to one leg will down a Spider Walker. Steam Carriages These temperamental steam-powered vehicles range from the one-person steam tricycle through 4-person steam coaches (including driver and stoker) to locomotive coaches with one driver on a separate steamcar towing a passenger coach (with a dozen people onboard). All of these vehicles actually worked — achieving speeds of between 5 and 12 mph on good roads. Tricycle: Cost: 125gp. Time: 4 weeks. Fuel: 1 sack of coal per twenty miles. Steam coach: Cost: 150gp. Time: 6 weeks. Fuel: 1 sack of coal per ten miles. Locomotive coach: Cost: 200gp. Time: 8 weeks. Fuel: 1 sack of coal per five miles. CONSTRUCT COMPANION 43
BHBHBHBHBHBHBHBHBHBHBHBHBHBHHB Steam Tunneler This fully enclosed steam-driven wheeled vehicle is designed for underground exploration. Equipped with a large powerful drill (high quality steel or diamondtipped), the Tunneler can burrow its way even through solid rock. The Tunneler requires Enchant Exotic Vehicle to work and is normally enhanced with defensive Empowerments. Cost: 500gp. Time: 12 weeks. Fuel: 1 sack of coal per 2 miles traveled. Steamship These may either be paddleboat steamers (where the engine drives two large paddle wheels – one on each side of the ship) or propeller-driven. Traditional sails may be retained for emergency use or to conserve fuel. Steampowered vessels must be of ship size to accommodate the engines and fuel supplies. TABLE 5.14: STEAMSHIP STATISTICS Steamship (small, 45') [19000 lbs. cargo]. Cost: 300gp. Time: 30 weeks. Fuel: 1 sack per mile. Steamship (medium, 60') [35000 lbs. cargo]. Cost: 700gp. Time: 45 weeks. Fuel: 2 sacks per mile. Steamship (large, 80') [55000 lbs. cargo]. Cost: 2500gp. Time: 60 weeks. Fuel: 3 sacks per mile. Submarines A hand-cranked single-person American submersible supposedly attacked a British warship during the American War of Independence. The inventor Robert Fulton demonstrated a marginally successful submarine design in the early 1800s. This 20'-long and 5' wide craft had a collapsible mast and sail for surface travel, a handcranked propeller for underwater travel, a spike for ramming charges into enemy vessels, and enough air for four men and two candles for three hours. In the 19thcentury, some submarine designs used steam engines to drive their propellers. With a crew of three to six, a typical submarine of this era might be 60' long and 10' wide. Enchant Underwater Vehicle is essential to make any of these designs work safely – and other Empowerments such as Purification and Pressure should be considered. Submarine (clockwork). Cost: 200gp. Time: 10 weeks. Submarine (steam) Cost: 400gp. Time: 20 weeks. Fuel: 1 sack per 3 miles traveled. 44 CONSTRUCT COMPANION
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