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'''Ashweather Carriage and Coach''' is a taxiing service in [[Elendel]].{{book ref|mb5|14}} |
'''Ashweather Carriage and Coach''' is a taxiing service in [[Elendel]].{{book ref|mb5|14}} |
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| − | + | They have a carriage park located in the northern parts of Which? Octant{{clarify}}, and consisted of a large open yard filled with various carriages. |
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| He eventually reached the location he’d set out to find: Ashweather Carriage and Coach, a large open yard at the northern edge of the octant where a fleet of carriages of various styles was stored. Rich-looking landaus with retractable tops. Conventional buggies, with less lavish upholstery and wood, to attract a modest clientele. A few surrey-style, with frilled tops.<br> |
| He eventually reached the location he’d set out to find: Ashweather Carriage and Coach, a large open yard at the northern edge of the octant where a fleet of carriages of various styles was stored. Rich-looking landaus with retractable tops. Conventional buggies, with less lavish upholstery and wood, to attract a modest clientele. A few surrey-style, with frilled tops.<br> |
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By far the most common in the carriage park was the standard road coach: the four-wheeled vehicle with a completely enclosed passenger compartment, and room at the top front for a driver. They called them Barringtons in the city, after [[Lord Barrington]], and though the paint jobs could vary wildly, the style was pretty much standardized. Wax's own coaches were Barringtons. |
By far the most common in the carriage park was the standard road coach: the four-wheeled vehicle with a completely enclosed passenger compartment, and room at the top front for a driver. They called them Barringtons in the city, after [[Lord Barrington]], and though the paint jobs could vary wildly, the style was pretty much standardized. Wax's own coaches were Barringtons. |
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+ | | [[Wax]] visiting the carriage park{{book ref|mb5|14}} |
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| − | They have twenty-three coaches of the type Wax is looking for. |
+ | They have twenty-three coaches of the type Wax is looking for. |
== Employees == |
== Employees == |
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Revision as of 12:23, 5 November 2015
| Ashweather Carriage and Coach | |
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| Owner | House Cett |
| Services | Taxiing |
| City | Elendel |
| World of Origin | Scadrial |
Ashweather Carriage and Coach is a taxiing service in Elendel.[1]
They have a carriage park located in the northern parts of Which? Octant[clarification needed], and consisted of a large open yard filled with various carriages.
“ He eventually reached the location he’d set out to find: Ashweather Carriage and Coach, a large open yard at the northern edge of the octant where a fleet of carriages of various styles was stored. Rich-looking landaus with retractable tops. Conventional buggies, with less lavish upholstery and wood, to attract a modest clientele. A few surrey-style, with frilled tops.
By far the most common in the carriage park was the standard road coach: the four-wheeled vehicle with a completely enclosed passenger compartment, and room at the top front for a driver. They called them Barringtons in the city, after Lord Barrington, and though the paint jobs could vary wildly, the style was pretty much standardized. Wax's own coaches were Barringtons.
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They have twenty-three coaches of the type Wax is looking for.
Employees
- an unnamed Cett, the owner and operator of the business
- Chapaou - driver of coach 16, taxi'd Bleeder
- an unnamed coinshot who knew where Chapaou was
- Jone - off-duty driver
- Forgeron - off-duty driver
- an unnamed rioter who illegally riots potential customers into taking cabs.