Coaches

Depending on who owns them, coaches can be as fancy or as plain as the owner wishes. It's entirely up to them. Horses pull them usually. For example, royalty might have them be really fancy with a lot of woodwork. A peasant might just have it really simple and plain. The most common manufacturer is Lord Vetré, Alex's father. The coaches he makes are in high demand because they are made well and are fairly inexpensive. There are very few people that don't use coaches. Slayers may or may not use them. For long distances they are the preferred method of traveling because they are much more comfortable than horses. The horses can also travel longer and faster pulling something. (Don't ask me how it works, I just know it does)

Power Generation

Horse

Weapons & Armament

Usually some sort of gun, oftentimes a sword.

Armor and defense

Can have armor, usually doesn't unless it's a royal coach.

Communication Tools & Systems

There isn't really a way to get another coach driver's attention.

Sensors

None

Additional & auxiliary systems

A few coaches have small engines. Not really a thing.

Nickname

Wagon

Motto

Lord Vetre's motto is "High quality for the quality person!"

Owner

Alexandria Vetré

Price

Fancy coaches usually cost 200 gold pieces, the simpler ones cost about 100

Rarity

Not rare at all.

Length

Most coaches are about 10 feet long.

Height

Usually about 5.5 feet, not counting the wheels. If counting the wheels, it's about 7.5 feet high.

Weight

Often weigh 1000s of pounds, depends on how simple or fancy it is.

Speed

Can go up to 6 horsepower

Complement / Crew

Needs a driver. Also could use a footman, a second coachman (usually with a gun), and sometimes a luggage guy.

Cargo & Passenger Capacity

Most coaches can carry 8 passengers comfortably. Can carry enough luggage for 10 people, more or less.