Combustion Age - Transportation

A collection of various forms of transportation in the Combustion Age.

Combustion Age - Transportation

Transportation

Combustion Age Vessels

The fastest ways to travel over large bodies of water or flat sands. The amount of labor and material that goes into even the smallest seaworthy vessel causes their price to buy, build and repair to be expensive.

Table of Combustion Age Vessels

Vessel Details Top Speed Turn (Turn Speed) Decks Size HAP (Hecto Armor Points) Vehicle Modules Crew Rooms/ Bunks HHP (Hecto Hit Points) Hold Space Cost
Motor Boat A small modern boat with an outboard gasoline motor. 30 Sailing 7 1 6 m 2 1 (empty) 1 None 10 400 kg 2,500 Dollars
Canoe A small paddle powered log canoe, ideal for travel on small rivers and streams. 7 Sailing 7 1 3 m 1 None  1-2 None 1 200 kg 20 Dollars
Corvette A small military vessel. The smallest classification of true naval combat vessels. Quick and agile, with light armaments. 30 Sailing 5 2 40 m 6 X 2  100 mm Naval Guns X 4 30 mm AA Guns 10- 20 12 (Bunks) 20 1,800 kg 800,000 Dollars
Frigate A medium sized modern warship, designed for speed and mobility, with medium and light armaments. 25 Sailing 4 3 50 m 10 X 2 100 mm Naval Guns X1  180 mm Naval Gun X 4  30 mm AA Guns 15 - 30 20 (Bunks) 30 2,000 kg 1,000,000 Dollars
Pontoon A type of ship that uses two or more boats or floatation devices with the main body of the ship suspended between them. 10 Sailing 6 1 10 m 1 None 1-8 None 2 300 kg 1,000 Dollars
Rowboat A small oar powered boat, typically utilized and stored by larger vessels. 7 Sailing 7 1 5 m 1 None 1-8 None 1 300 kg 90 Dollars
Sailboat A small single sail boat made for travel and fishing. 10 Sailing 6 1 8 m 1 None 1-8 None - 1 2 300 kg 250 Dollars
Sand- skiff A sail powered skiff, made specifically to travel on flat sandy terrain. 10 Sailing 6 1 10 m 1 None 1-8 None - 1 2 400 kg 2,000 Dollars
Yacht A small to medium sized sailing vessel, made for long pleasure cruises and luxury. 10 Sailing 5 2 30 m 1 2 (empty) 10 4 6 500 kg 10,000 Dollars
Ironclad A steam powered military vessel that is heavily armored in iron plates. Made for the river and coastal warfare. 7 Sailing 2 2 40 m 4 X Naval 6 Cannons, X 1 Mortar 25 12 18 800 kg 200,000 Dollars
Steam Boat A steam powered vessel that is made of cast iron plates. Made for the river and coastal transport. 7 Sailing 2 40 m 4 X 1  100 mm Naval Gun  18 10 15 1,800 kg 500,000 Dollars

Table of Vessel Sized Weaponry and Siege Weapons

Weapon Description Crew Speed Hecto Damage Die / Dice Damage Type Range Ammo Item Traits  Cost
100 mm Naval Gun A modern naval gun that fires a large shell up to several kilometers away. 2 (1 to fire, 1 to reload) 0 (Mount) 2d8 + 2 Kinetic 3 km 100 mm Naval Gun Shell Military, Ranged,  Slow Reload, Single Shot, Super Heavy, Mechanical,    Impact III, Demolisher,  80,000 Dollars
180 mm Naval Gun A modern naval gun that fires a massive shell up to several kilometers away. 2 (1 to fire, 1 to reload) 0 (Mount) 2d12 + 2 Kinetic 3 km 180 mm Naval Gun Shell Military, Ranged,  Slow Reload, Single Shot, Super Heavy, Mechanical,    Impact III, Demolisher,  120,000 Dollars
Naval Cannon A full sized naval cannon. 2 (1 to fire, 1 to reload) 2 Driving 1d8 + 2 P Kinetic 30 M Cannon Ball, Wadding, 2 lb. Black Powder Military, Ranged,  Slow Reload, Single Shot, Super Heavy, Mechanical,    Impact III, Demolisher,  2,000 Dollars
Ballista A small siege weapon similar to an oversized crossbow. 2 (1 to fire, 1 to reload) 2 Driving 1d10 + 2 P Kinetic 100 M Ballista Bolts Military, Ranged, Slow Reload, Mechanical, Single Shot, Super Heavy, Demolisher,   330 Dollars
Mortar An upward angled cannon designed to fire specialized finned ammunition called mortars. 2 (1 to fire, 1 to reload) 2 Driving 1d4 + 2 K Kinetic 200 M Mortars Military, Ranged, Slow Reload, Mechanical, Single Shot, Super Heavy, Demolisher, 2 Meter Blast  2,200 Dollars
Siege Ram A large log or felled tree suspended on a pendulum, in a wheeled protective housing, used to knock down large doors and city gates. 6 (all needed to move and activate the weapon) 3 Driving 1d6 + 2 B Blunt 1 M None Military, Mechanical,    Impact III, Demolisher, 450 Dollars
Catapult A large wheeled siege engine designed to hurl large stones. 4 (1 to fire, 3 to reload) 3 Driving 6d6 + 2 B Blunt 200 M Large Stones Military, Ranged,  Slow Reload, Single Shot, Super Heavy, Mechanical,    Impact III, Demolisher,  950 Dollars
Trebuchet A large marvel of engineering that uses counterweight to hurl large stones over vast distances. 4 (1 to fire, 3 to reload) N/A 4d10 + 2 B Blunt 1,000 M Large Stones Military, Ranged,  Slow Reload, Single Shot, Super Heavy, Mechanical,    Impact III, Demolisher,  1,800 Dollars 
Siege Cannon  A full sized siege cannon. 4 (1 to fire, 3 to reload) 2 Driving 8d8 + 2 P  Kinetic 500 M Siege Cannon Ball, Wadding, 4 lb. Black Powder Military, Ranged,  Slow Reload, Single Shot, Super Heavy, Mechanical,    Impact III, Demolisher,  1 Meter Blast 4,200 Dollars

Personal Transportation

Since the invention of the wheel carts, wagons and carriages have been the land travel staple. 

Table of Personal Transportation

Vehicle Description Top  Speed (in Meters per Round) Handling Size  Armor HP Vehicle Modules Cargo Space Cost
Bicycle A two wheeled device that functions by being pedaled and balanced by the user. 8 Driving 4 2 m 1 20 None 5 kg 50 Dollars
Hand Cart A two wheeled cart that leans forward or backwards when not in use. 6 Driving 3 2 m 2 25 None  50 kg 8 Dollars
Wheelbarrow A single wheel hand cart with two legs to rest on when not in use. 6 Driving 3 1 m 3 20 None 25 kg 15 Dollars
Chariot A two wheeled cart, designed to be pulled by 1 or more mounts. 7 Driving 2 2 m 4 40 Wheel Spokes 100 kg 40 Dollars
Drawn Cart A four wheeled cart with a front axle for steering, designed to be pulled by mounts or beasts of burden. 6 Driving 2 4 m 3 60 None 200 kg 80 Dollars
Wagon A four wheeled wagon with front a rear axles and an iron leaf spring suspension system, designed to be pulled by mounts. Ideal for carrying cargo or passengers. Optionally can be covered with canvas, supported by iron arches. 8 Driving 2 4 m 4 100 None 300 kg 250 Dollars
Carriage A four wheeled carriage with front and rear axles and an iron leaf spring suspension system, designed to be pulled by mounts. Carriages are typically fully encased in a wooden or fabric box around the seating area for maximum passenger comfort. 8 Driving 3 4 m 4 100 None 200 kg 500 Dollars

Table of Modern Transportation

Modern times call for modern forms of transportation. 

Vehicle Description Top  Speed (in Decameters per Round) Handling (in Decameters per Round) Size  HAP (Deca Armor Points) HP (Deca Hit Points) Vehicle Modules Cargo Space Cost
V4 Motorcycle Essentially a motorized version of the bicycle. It is fast and maneuverable but offers little protection for the rider. 11 Driving 6 2 m 1 2 2 Seats 10 kg 2,500 Dollars
V8 Sedan A four door full sized vehicle. Capable of transporting many people and a moderate amount of cargo. 9 Driving 4 6 m 2 10 6 Seats / 4 Door 50 kg 6,000 Dollars
V8 Coup A smaller, faster and more stylish vehicle, sometimes referred to as a “sports car”. Carries less cargo and passengers than a sedan. 11 Driving 5 4 m 2 6 4 Seats / 2 Doors 25 kg 12,000 Dollars
V8 Van A larger and less stylish vehicle meant to carry many passengers or contained cargo. 9 Driving 3 8 m 3 12 2 / +6 Seats or 1 Module Slot (empty) 500 kg 8,000 Dollars
V8 Pickup Truck A larger vehicle with a large flat bed in the back that is capable of carrying large amounts of cargo or a Vehicle Module. 9 Driving 3 8 m 2 12 3 Seats / 2 Doors / Truck Bed / 1 Module Slot (empty)  1,000 kg 12,000 Dollars
Steam Tractor A large iron steam engine on four wheels. Its gear shaft can power its own locomotion or other machinery.  Uses 8 kg of Coal to operate per minute. 1 Driving 2 8 m 15 15 Steam Engine, Gear Shaft / 1 Seat 2,000 kg 5,000 Dollars
Steam Car A self propelled steam powered vehicle.  Uses 4 kg of Coal to operate per minute. 2 Driving 3 4 m 5 10 Steam Engine / 4 Seats, 4 Doors 500 kg 2,500 Dollars
Steam Locomotive A large iron steam engine on four to eight wheels. It can only operate on Railroad Tracks.  Uses 10 kg of Coal to operate per minute. 4 Driving N/A 12 m 15 15 Steam Engine / 1 Seat 100,000 kg 8,000 Dollars
Railroad Car A modular railroad car meant to be hauled by a steam locomotive on Railroad Tracks Towed N/A 12 m 10 10 20 Seats or up to 4 Module Slots (1 for every 5 seats) -1,000 kg 4,000 Dollars
Steam Pack A backpack mounted steam boiler and manually controlled exhaust vents allow the user of a steam pack to fly like a bird in the sky. Uses 8 kg of Coal to operate per minute. 1 Flying 1 1 m 1 2 Steam Boiler 100 kg 50,000 Dollars
Jet Pack A backpack mounted jet engine manually controlled steering vents allow the user of a jetpack to fly like a bird in the sky. Uses 2 Liters of Jet Fuel to operate per minute. 4 Flying 2 2 m 2 5 Jet Engine 120 kg 2 Million Dollars
Biplane An early model propeller airplane with dual sets of wings set above each other.  12 Flying 4 12 m 2 6 V 12 Engine / 1 Module Slot (empty) 250 kg 200,000 Dollars
Prop Plane A modern propeller airplane with a sleek and aerodynamic design. 18 Flying 6 16 m 2 10 V 12 Engine / 2 Module Slots (empty) 500 kg 600,000 Dollars
Jet Plane An advanced jet plane with a sleek and aerodynamic design. 24 Flying 6 18 m 4 14 Jet Engine / 2 Module Slots (empty) 500 kg 4 Million Dollars