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Looking like a cable car, can jump on and jump off. Makes everything more walkable. Originally run on magic, recently being shifted to more modern tech. Wizards irked about it, but too disorganized to defend their turf. As a result, some unusual synergies between this mundane and wizard tech. Some trolleys will dissappear and reappear in a different part of the city as a regular part of the line. There are sections where the car lifts up off the wheels to go skyward for a while, slots back down onto the wheels. Sometimes misses wheels, and either magic fixes it, or its a terrible crash. Been around since the 1870s. | Looking like a cable car, can jump on and jump off. Makes everything more walkable. Originally run on magic, recently being shifted to more modern tech. Wizards irked about it, but too disorganized to defend their turf. As a result, some unusual synergies between this mundane and wizard tech. Some trolleys will dissappear and reappear in a different part of the city as a regular part of the line. There are sections where the car lifts up off the wheels to go skyward for a while, slots back down onto the wheels. Sometimes misses wheels, and either magic fixes it, or its a terrible crash. Been around since the 1870s. | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:18, 15 April 2022
Looking like a cable car, can jump on and jump off. Makes everything more walkable. Originally run on magic, recently being shifted to more modern tech. Wizards irked about it, but too disorganized to defend their turf. As a result, some unusual synergies between this mundane and wizard tech. Some trolleys will dissappear and reappear in a different part of the city as a regular part of the line. There are sections where the car lifts up off the wheels to go skyward for a while, slots back down onto the wheels. Sometimes misses wheels, and either magic fixes it, or its a terrible crash. Been around since the 1870s.
