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DB: Added feed and improved legibility

2025-03-23T16:47:59Z

Added feed and improved legibility

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			Typical feed per day costs 5 cp and weighs 10 lb.

	==Vehicles==		==Vehicles==
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	===Carriage===		===Carriage===
	Huge vehicle; Skill: +0; Drawn (poor); Face 15 ft. by 10 ft.; Height 10 ft.; Crew 1 (~~plus~~ 5 passengers); Weight 400 lb.; Cargo 500 lb.; Cost 500 gp.		Huge vehicle \| Skill: +0 \| Drawn (poor) \| Face 15 ft. by 10 ft. \| Height 10 ft. \| Crew 1 (+ 5 passengers) \| Weight 400 lb. \| Cargo 500 lb. \| Cost 500 gp.

	The carriage is essentially a fully enclosed wagon designed for passenger comfort, not cargo capacity. The driver and a passenger riding in front have one-half cover behind 1 inch of wood (hp 10, hardness 5). Inside passengers get three-quarters cover. Two heavy horses harnessed abreast pull most wagons at a speed of 35 feet when fully loaded and 50 feet with only a driver and passenger.		The carriage is essentially a fully enclosed wagon designed for passenger comfort, not cargo capacity. The driver and a passenger riding in front have one-half cover behind 1 inch of wood (hp 10, hardness 5). Inside passengers get three-quarters cover. Two heavy horses harnessed abreast pull most wagons at a speed of 35 feet when fully loaded and 50 feet with only a driver and passenger.

	=== Cart ===		=== Cart ===
	Large vehicle; Skill: +0; Drawn (poor); Face 10 ft. by 5 ft.; Height 5 ft.; Crew 1; Weight 200 lb.; Cargo 500 lb.; Cost 15 gp.		Large vehicle \| Skill: +0 \| Drawn (poor) \| Face 10 ft. by 5 ft. \| Height 5 ft. \| Crew 1 \| Weight 200 lb. \| Cargo 500 lb. \| Cost 15 gp.

	A cart is open-topped, so the driver and any passengers gain one-half cover behind 1 inch of wood (hp 10, hardness 5). The most common dray creature for a cart is a mule, which can pull the vehicle at a speed of 20 feet even if it’s fully loaded.		A cart is open-topped, so the driver and any passengers gain one-half cover behind 1 inch of wood (hp 10, hardness 5). The most common dray creature for a cart is a mule, which can pull the vehicle at a speed of 20 feet even if it’s fully loaded.

	===Stagecoach===		===Stagecoach===
	Huge vehicle; Skill: +0; Drawn (clumsy); Face 20 ft. by 10 ft.; Height 10 ft.; Crew 1 (~~plus~~ 7 passengers); Weight 750 lb.; Cargo 1,000 lb.; Cost 800 gp.		Huge vehicle \| Skill: +0 \| Drawn (clumsy) \| Face 20 ft. by 10 ft. \| Height 10 ft. \| Crew 1 (+ 7 passengers) \| Weight 750 lb. \| Cargo 1,000 lb. \| Cost 800 gp.

	The stagecoach is a larger version of the carriage (see above). The driver and a passenger riding in front have one-half cover behind 1 inch of wood (hp 10, hardness 5). Passengers inside the vehicle have three-quarters cover. Four heavy horses, arranged in two ranks of two, can pull a stagecoach at a speed of 50 feet.		The stagecoach is a larger version of the carriage (see above). The driver and a passenger riding in front have one-half cover behind 1 inch of wood (hp 10, hardness 5). Passengers inside the vehicle have three-quarters cover. Four heavy horses, arranged in two ranks of two, can pull a stagecoach at a speed of 50 feet.

	=== Wagon===		=== Wagon===
	Huge vehicle; Skill: -2; Drawn (poor); Face 15 ft. by 10 ft.; Height 5 ft.; Crew 1; Weight 400 lb., Cargo 2 tons; Cost 35 gp.		Huge vehicle \| Skill: -2 \| Drawn (poor) \| Face 15 ft. by 10 ft. \| Height 5 ft. \| Crew 1 \| Weight 400 lb., Cargo 2 tons \| Cost 35 gp.

	A wagon is open-topped, so the driver and any passengers gain one-half cover behind 1 inch of wood (hp 10, hardness 5). The most common dray creatures for the wagon are two heavy horses, which are strong enough to pull the wagon at a speed of 35 feet, even if it’s fully loaded.		A wagon is open-topped, so the driver and any passengers gain one-half cover behind 1 inch of wood (hp 10, hardness 5). The most common dray creatures for the wagon are two heavy horses, which are strong enough to pull the wagon at a speed of 35 feet, even if it’s fully loaded.

DB at 20:22, 26 December 2024

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	"A sweet, sweet ride, a frickin' El Camino. It's like the Cadillac of cars!"		"A sweet, sweet ride, a frickin' El Camino. It's like the Cadillac of cars!"

	-- My Name Is Earl		-- My Name Is Earl
	</blockquote>		</blockquote>
	[[Category:Items]]		[[Category:Items]]
	[[Category:Rules]]		[[Category:Rules]]

DB at 20:21, 26 December 2024

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	== Quote ==		== Quote ==
	<blockquote>"A sweet, sweet ride, a frickin' El Camino. It's like the Cadillac of cars!" -- My Name Is Earl</blockquote>		<blockquote>
			"A sweet, sweet ride, a frickin' El Camino. It's like the Cadillac of cars!"
			-- My Name Is Earl
			</blockquote>
	[[Category:Items]]		[[Category:Items]]
	[[Category:Rules]]		[[Category:Rules]]

DB at 13:28, 21 August 2024

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	These are the largest wagons, meant as a home away from home. They can house four people inside though it would be cramped. Depending on the price they come with all kinds of clever furniture that can do double duty. Wagons larger than this would not be able to traverse most roads, even these can have real problems on badly maintained roads and muddy tracks. The cost starts at around 800 gp and the sky is the limit. Weight starts around 1,000 lb.		These are the largest wagons, meant as a home away from home. They can house four people inside though it would be cramped. Depending on the price they come with all kinds of clever furniture that can do double duty. Wagons larger than this would not be able to traverse most roads, even these can have real problems on badly maintained roads and muddy tracks. The cost starts at around 800 gp and the sky is the limit. Weight starts around 1,000 lb.

	==== Quote ====		== Quote ==
	<blockquote>"A sweet, sweet ride, a frickin' El Camino. It's like the Cadillac of cars!" -- My Name Is Earl</blockquote>		<blockquote>"A sweet, sweet ride, a frickin' El Camino. It's like the Cadillac of cars!" -- My Name Is Earl</blockquote>
	[[Category:Items]]		[[Category:Items]]
	[[Category:Rules]]		[[Category:Rules]]

DB at 13:22, 21 August 2024

2024-08-21T13:22:46Z

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	~~<blockquote>"A sweet, sweet ride, a frickin' El Camino. It's like the Cadillac of cars!" -- My Name Is Earl</blockquote>~~A quick overview of different types of vehicles with both official stats (5E and 3.5E: Arms and Equipment Guide) and some additions.		A quick overview of different types of vehicles with both official stats (5E and 3.5E: Arms and Equipment Guide) and some additions.

	The speed of land vehicles is about 3 miles per hour. They can travel 24 miles per day, taking into consideration giving the dray creatures enough rest, and traveling by daylight.		The speed of land vehicles is about 3 miles per hour. They can travel 24 miles per day, taking into consideration giving the dray creatures enough rest, and traveling by daylight.
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	These are the largest wagons, meant as a home away from home. They can house four people inside though it would be cramped. Depending on the price they come with all kinds of clever furniture that can do double duty. Wagons larger than this would not be able to traverse most roads, even these can have real problems on badly maintained roads and muddy tracks. The cost starts at around 800 gp and the sky is the limit. Weight starts around 1,000 lb.		These are the largest wagons, meant as a home away from home. They can house four people inside though it would be cramped. Depending on the price they come with all kinds of clever furniture that can do double duty. Wagons larger than this would not be able to traverse most roads, even these can have real problems on badly maintained roads and muddy tracks. The cost starts at around 800 gp and the sky is the limit. Weight starts around 1,000 lb.

			==== Quote ====
			<blockquote>"A sweet, sweet ride, a frickin' El Camino. It's like the Cadillac of cars!" -- My Name Is Earl</blockquote>
	[[Category:Items]]		[[Category:Items]]
			[[Category:Rules]]

DB: Added Home Away

2024-05-07T23:04:38Z

Added Home Away

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	A post that dives deep into all of this and shows the D&D stats are far from accurate: [https://www.enworld.org/threads/carrying-capacity-and-weights-carried-by-wagon-or-cart.684139/ Carrying Capacity and Weights Carried by Wagon or Cart].		A post that dives deep into all of this and shows the D&D stats are far from accurate: [https://www.enworld.org/threads/carrying-capacity-and-weights-carried-by-wagon-or-cart.684139/ Carrying Capacity and Weights Carried by Wagon or Cart].

			Also found a nice Pathfinder magical wagon: [https://www.aonprd.com/MagicWondrousDisplay.aspx?FinalName=Home%20Away Home Away].

	==Dray Creatures==		==Dray Creatures==

DB at 17:31, 29 March 2024

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	<blockquote>"A sweet, sweet ride, a frickin' El Camino. It's like the Cadillac of cars!"		<blockquote>"A sweet, sweet ride, a frickin' El Camino. It's like the Cadillac of cars!" -- My Name Is Earl</blockquote>A quick overview of different types of vehicles with both official stats (5E and 3.5E: Arms and Equipment Guide) and some additions.

	-- My Name Is Earl</blockquote>A quick overview of different types of vehicles with both official stats (5E and 3.5E: Arms and Equipment Guide) and some additions.

	The speed of land vehicles is about 3 miles per hour. They can travel 24 miles per day, taking into consideration giving the dray creatures enough rest, and traveling by daylight.		The speed of land vehicles is about 3 miles per hour. They can travel 24 miles per day, taking into consideration giving the dray creatures enough rest, and traveling by daylight.
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	==Dray Creatures==		==Dray Creatures==
	[[~~index.php?title=~~File:Beer-wagon.jpg\|right\|frameless\|390x390px]]		[[File:Beer-wagon.jpg\|right\|frameless\|390x390px]]
	{\| class="wikitable sortable"		{\| class="wikitable sortable"
	!Creature		!Creature

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	==Dray Creatures==		==Dray Creatures==
	[[File:Beer-wagon.jpg\|~~thumb~~\|~~400x400px~~]]		[[index.php?title=File:Beer-wagon.jpg\|right\|frameless\|390x390px]]
	{\| class="wikitable sortable"		{\| class="wikitable sortable"
	!Creature		!Creature

DB at 17:29, 29 March 2024

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	A quick overview of different types of vehicles with both official stats (5E and 3.5E: Arms and Equipment Guide) and some additions.		<blockquote>"A sweet, sweet ride, a frickin' El Camino. It's like the Cadillac of cars!"

			-- My Name Is Earl</blockquote>A quick overview of different types of vehicles with both official stats (5E and 3.5E: Arms and Equipment Guide) and some additions.

	The speed of land vehicles is about 3 miles per hour. They can travel 24 miles per day, taking into consideration giving the dray creatures enough rest, and traveling by daylight.		The speed of land vehicles is about 3 miles per hour. They can travel 24 miles per day, taking into consideration giving the dray creatures enough rest, and traveling by daylight.

			A post that dives deep into all of this and shows the D&D stats are far from accurate: [https://www.enworld.org/threads/carrying-capacity-and-weights-carried-by-wagon-or-cart.684139/ Carrying Capacity and Weights Carried by Wagon or Cart].

	==Dray Creatures==		==Dray Creatures==
	[[File:Beer-wagon.jpg\|thumb]]		[[File:Beer-wagon.jpg\|thumb\|400x400px]]
	{\| class="wikitable sortable"		{\| class="wikitable sortable"
	!Creature		!Creature
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	\|50 gp		\|50 gp
	\|40 ft.		\|40 ft.
			\|540 lb.
			\|1080 lb.
			\|-
			\|Horse, riding
			\|75 gp
			\|60 ft.
			\|480 lb.
			\|960 lb.
			\|-
			\|Horse, war
			\|400 gp
			\|60 ft.
	\|540 lb.		\|540 lb.
	\|1080 lb.		\|1080 lb.
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	These are the largest wagons, meant as a home away from home. They can house four people inside though it would be cramped. Depending on the price they come with all kinds of clever furniture that can do double duty. Wagons larger than this would not be able to traverse most roads, even these can have real problems on badly maintained roads and muddy tracks. The cost starts at around 800 gp and the sky is the limit. Weight starts around 1,000 lb.		These are the largest wagons, meant as a home away from home. They can house four people inside though it would be cramped. Depending on the price they come with all kinds of clever furniture that can do double duty. Wagons larger than this would not be able to traverse most roads, even these can have real problems on badly maintained roads and muddy tracks. The cost starts at around 800 gp and the sky is the limit. Weight starts around 1,000 lb.

	~~<blockquote>~~


	~~"A sweet, sweet ride, a frickin' El Camino. It's like the Cadillac of cars!"~~

	~~-- My Name Is Earl</blockquote>~~
	[[Category:Items]]		[[Category:Items]]

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	==Dray Creatures==		==Dray Creatures==
			[[File:Beer-wagon.jpg\|thumb]]
	{\| class="wikitable sortable"		{\| class="wikitable sortable"
	!Creature		!Creature
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	!Speed		!Speed
	!Carry		!Carry
	!Drag		!Drag
			\|-
			\|Camel
			\|50 gp
			\|50 ft.
			\|480 lb.
			\|960 lb.
	\|-		\|-
	\|Donkey or mule		\|Donkey or mule
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	\|420 lb.		\|420 lb.
	\|840 lb.		\|840 lb.
			\|-
			\| Elephant
			\| 200 gp
			\|40 ft.
			\|1,320 lb.
			\|2,640 lb.
	\|-		\|-
	\|Horse, draft		\|Horse, draft
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	\|15 gp		\|15 gp
	\|30 ft.		\|30 ft.
	\|540 lb.		\|540 lb.
	\|1080 lb.		\|1080 lb.
	\|-		\|-
	\|Pony		\|Pony
	\|30 gp		\|30 gp
	\|40 ft.		\|40 ft.
	\|225 lb.		\|225 lb.
	\|450 lb.		\|450 lb.
	\|}		\|}

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	Carts have a single axle (two wheels), all other vehicles listed have two axles (four wheels).		Carts have a single axle (two wheels), all other vehicles listed have two axles (four wheels).

	=== Carriage ===		===Carriage===
	Huge vehicle; Skill: +0; Drawn (poor); Face 15 ft. by 10 ft.; Height 10 ft.; Crew 1 (plus 5 passengers); Weight 400 lb.; Cargo 500 lb.; Cost 500 gp.		Huge vehicle; Skill: +0; Drawn (poor); Face 15 ft. by 10 ft.; Height 10 ft.; Crew 1 (plus 5 passengers); Weight 400 lb.; Cargo 500 lb.; Cost 500 gp.

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	A cart is open-topped, so the driver and any passengers gain one-half cover behind 1 inch of wood (hp 10, hardness 5). The most common dray creature for a cart is a mule, which can pull the vehicle at a speed of 20 feet even if it’s fully loaded.		A cart is open-topped, so the driver and any passengers gain one-half cover behind 1 inch of wood (hp 10, hardness 5). The most common dray creature for a cart is a mule, which can pull the vehicle at a speed of 20 feet even if it’s fully loaded.

	=== Stagecoach ===		===Stagecoach===
	Huge vehicle; Skill: +0; Drawn (clumsy); Face 20 ft. by 10 ft.; Height 10 ft.; Crew 1 (plus 7 passengers); Weight 750 lb.; Cargo 1,000 lb.; Cost 800 gp.		Huge vehicle; Skill: +0; Drawn (clumsy); Face 20 ft. by 10 ft.; Height 10 ft.; Crew 1 (plus 7 passengers); Weight 750 lb.; Cargo 1,000 lb.; Cost 800 gp.

	The stagecoach is a larger version of the carriage (see above). The driver and a passenger riding in front have one-half cover behind 1 inch of wood (hp 10, hardness 5). Passengers inside the vehicle have three-quarters cover. Four heavy horses, arranged in two ranks of two, can pull a stagecoach at a speed of 50 feet.		The stagecoach is a larger version of the carriage (see above). The driver and a passenger riding in front have one-half cover behind 1 inch of wood (hp 10, hardness 5). Passengers inside the vehicle have three-quarters cover. Four heavy horses, arranged in two ranks of two, can pull a stagecoach at a speed of 50 feet.

	=== Wagon ===		=== Wagon===
	Huge vehicle; Skill: -2; Drawn (poor); Face 15 ft. by 10 ft.; Height 5 ft.; Crew 1; Weight 400 lb., Cargo 2 tons; Cost 35 gp.		Huge vehicle; Skill: -2; Drawn (poor); Face 15 ft. by 10 ft.; Height 5 ft.; Crew 1; Weight 400 lb., Cargo 2 tons; Cost 35 gp.

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	The iconic [[wikipedia:Covered_wagon\|covered wagon or prairie schooner]]. Covered from the elements, usually by canvas. It is not meant to be lived inside off, but usually carries tents and camping supplies. Prices start at about 50 gp, but that is without supplies. Weight is around 500 lb.		The iconic [[wikipedia:Covered_wagon\|covered wagon or prairie schooner]]. Covered from the elements, usually by canvas. It is not meant to be lived inside off, but usually carries tents and camping supplies. Prices start at about 50 gp, but that is without supplies. Weight is around 500 lb.

	==== Vardo ====		==== Vardo====
	Also known as a [[wikipedia:Vardo_(Romani_wagon)\|Gypsy wagon]]. The wagon's interior is typically outfitted with built-in seats, cabinets, a wardrobe, bunks in the rear of the caravan, a chest of drawers, etc. Most will sleep two people reasonably comfortably. Usually a small tent and camping supplies are carried to sleep more people outside of the wagon. Prices start at 600 gp, weight at around 800 lb.		Also known as a [[wikipedia:Vardo_(Romani_wagon)\|Gypsy wagon]]. The wagon's interior is typically outfitted with built-in seats, cabinets, a wardrobe, bunks in the rear of the caravan, a chest of drawers, etc. Most will sleep two people reasonably comfortably. Usually a small tent and camping supplies are carried to sleep more people outside of the wagon. Prices start at 600 gp, weight at around 800 lb.

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	These are the largest wagons, meant as a home away from home. They can house four people inside though it would be cramped. Depending on the price they come with all kinds of clever furniture that can do double duty. Wagons larger than this would not be able to traverse most roads, even these can have real problems on badly maintained roads and muddy tracks. The cost starts at around 800 gp and the sky is the limit. Weight starts around 1,000 lb.		These are the largest wagons, meant as a home away from home. They can house four people inside though it would be cramped. Depending on the price they come with all kinds of clever furniture that can do double duty. Wagons larger than this would not be able to traverse most roads, even these can have real problems on badly maintained roads and muddy tracks. The cost starts at around 800 gp and the sky is the limit. Weight starts around 1,000 lb.

			<blockquote>


	~~[[File:Beer-wagon.jpg\|frameless\|952x952px]]~~		"A sweet, sweet ride, a frickin' El Camino. It's like the Cadillac of cars!"
	~~<blockquote>~~"A sweet, sweet ride, a frickin' El Camino. It's like the Cadillac of cars!"

	-- My Name Is Earl</blockquote>		-- My Name Is Earl</blockquote>
	[[Category:Items]]		[[Category:Items]]