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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. |
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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> |
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| − | They have twenty-three coaches of the type Wax is looking for. |
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| + | Their facilities consist of a large open yard filled with various carriages, stables, and an administrative building in the center of the yard. |
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| + | Ashweather Carriage and Coach appears to be engaging in the illegal practice of [[Zinc#Allomantic_Use|Rioting]] potential customers. They have twenty-three coaches of the type Wax is looking for. |
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Latest revision as of 01:52, 27 March 2022
| Ashweather Carriage and Coach | |
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| Owner | Cett |
| Services | Taxiing |
| City | Elendel |
| World of Origin | Scadrial |
| Universe | Cosmere |
“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. ”
Ashweather Carriage and Coach is a taxiing service in Elendel.[1]
Their facilities consist of a large open yard filled with various carriages, stables, and an administrative building in the center of the yard.
Ashweather Carriage and Coach appears to be engaging in the illegal practice of Rioting potential customers. They have twenty-three coaches of the type Wax is looking for.
Employees[edit]
- 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.