Yay!, because you know very well, I'm just going to heap on more questions until you start ignoring me!gestaltist wrote: ↑21 Jun 2019 14:02
This is as much as I had the time to answer right now. Will come back later to answer the rest of the questions. :)
How so? Is Svartenvaut some kind of gateway to the colonies?I don’t know that much about them, I’m afraid. Tjenne is Beuz’ betrothed. They are both from aristocratic families from the northern part of Iver. Beuz’ family has lost much of its influence and they are trying to become relevant again by investing in the new hot thing right now - colonies. And everybody knows Svartenvaut is the place to be for this kind of affair.
Oo, impressive! I'm not familiar with kind of magic! What is it and how does it work?Yes, they are actually bigger on the inside thanks to the marvels of symbology.Are the apartments in the train bigger than they have a right to be because they are actually bigger on the inside than the outside?
I'm guessing that if they install this kind of magic on trains, it must be pretty stable. More stable or at least less likely to do weird things with the train than anything similar I'm aware of in The World.
What other applications does symbology have?
Reminds me of a cross between the Trans-Siberian Railway and the Orient Express.Well, the Transiveric Train is one-of-a-kind so nothing on it is a typical accommodation. Its main purpose is to haul goods across the Iveric Peninsula. If you’re a passenger and not cargo, you’re likely rich and powerful.