The Redline Train is ---overview
Many cultures, especially trading cities, greatly desire easier access to one another. A group of talented magic-users led by a brilliant architect/designer Queztali wish to build a train
wish to build a train which would run mostly by magic. The problem is that most wealthy cultures disprove of or even outlaw magic. Currently there is a station in Tapiape’s capitol city Hucsilus and the ‘train cars’ are being designed (though the city outlaws magic this rule is not generally enforced). They have also built small stations near the edge of Dakra territory near Erah and Redgrah, following established trade routes. There is a station near Padi as well, but the system is useless if Troe and Tapiape don’t agree to let the thing run through. Troe is beginning to come around, however, as ‘train travel’ would mean less dependency on their historical rival Trebori.DRAFTJS_BLOCK_KEY:c04rb Why is it called the Redline? Red is an expensive dye, so to make their designs look like they were backed by wealthy patrons, Q used red dye to form the path in which his train would run.
which would run mostly by magic. The problem is that most wealthy cultures disprove of or even outlaw magic. Currently there is a station in Tapiape’s capitol city Hucsilus and the ‘train cars’ are being designed (though the city outlaws magic this rule is not generally enforced). They have also built small stations near the edge of Dakra territory near Erah and Redgrah, following established trade routes. There is a station near Padi as well, but the system is useless if Troe and Tapiape don’t agree to let the thing run through. Troe is beginning to come around, however, as ‘train travel’ would mean less dependency on their historical rival Trebori.
Etymology
Red is an expensive dye, so to make their designs look like they were backed by wealthy patrons, Q used red dye to form the path in which his train would run.
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