Land Transport
| Price | Rarity | Capacity | |
| Cart | 50d | R2 | 25 slots |
| Chariot | 250d | R4 | 2 passengers |
| Wagon | 150d | R3 | 100 slots |
| Cart, rental | 35d/day | R2 | 25 slots |
| Coach, local | 5d/passenger | R3 | 10 passengers |
| Coach, extended | 15d/passender/day | R3 | 10 passengers |
| Horse/mule rental | 2d/day + surety | R2 | 30 slots |
| Wagon, rental | 65d/day | R3 | 100 slots |
Cart
A two-wheeled cart pulled by 1 horse or 2 mules. Renting a cart requires a hiring teamster at 5/day (included in price), plus meals and accommodations for journeys longer than 1 day.
Chariot
A personal transport pulled by 1-2 horses, designed for racing. Can usually transport 1-2 people.
Coach
A four-wheeled wagon pulled by 2 horses, driven by a coachman. Local travel is within a single Town, City or Metropolis. Extended travel is any journey that goes beyond. A single coach can usually transport 10 people and their luggage.
Horse/mule rental
Requires a surety deposited with the owner, up to the entire worth of the animal.
Wagon
A four-wheeled wagon pulled by 2 horses. Renting a wagon requires hiring a teamster at 5/day (included in price), plus meals and accommodations for journeys longer than 1 day.
Sea Transport
Owners of ships must pay ~10% of its value per year in maintenance. This is tracked by paying 1% of its value each Downtime Span there is a Hazard Roll of Expiration.
Owners of ships are responsible for procuring the necessary provisions for any journey. A starving crew is likely to mutiny.
| Price | Rarity | Passengers | Capacity | |
| Canoe | 40d | R2 | 4 | 10 slots |
| River barge | 1500d | R3 | 10 | 50 slots |
| Longship, small | 2000d | R3 | 5 | 25 slots |
| Longship, large | 4000d | R4 | 8 | 100 slots |
| Galley, small | 7500d | R2 | 12 | 2000 slots |
| Galley, large | 15,000d | R5 | 30 | 5000 slots |
| Sailing ship, small | 12,000d | R4 | 25 | 10,000 slots |
| Sailing ship, large | 25,000d | R5 | 50 | 30,000 slots |
| Ship, passage | 10d/passenger/day | R3 | — | — |
| Ship, horse | 60d/horse/day | R4 | — | — |
| Ship, cargo | 1d/100 lbs/day | R4 | — | — |
| Ship, charter | 25d/passenger/day | R4 | — | — |
Canoe
Requires 1 Oarsman. Cannot travel on the sea.
River barge
Requires a crew of 3 Sailors. Cannot travel on the sea.
Longship, small
Requires a crew of 5 Sailors.
Longship, large
Requires a crew of 10 Sailors and 1 Shipmaster.
Galley, small
Requries a crew of 60 Oarsmen and 1 Shipmaster.
Galley, large
Requires a crew of 200 Oarsmen and 1 Shipmaster. Cannot sail in rivers.
Sailing ship, small
Requires a crew of 15 Sailors and 1 Shipmaster.
Sailing ship, large
Requires a crew of 30 Sailors and 1 Shipmaster. Cannot sail in rivers.
Ship transport
Meals are provided for passengers and horse transports traveling a standard trade route.
Parties seeking to charter a ship tp travel an unusual route must pay for the provisions of the crew and the passengers.