ITT: Interesting things to pull your carriage

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Also fun

A galleon.

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>>49072357
I prefer palanquins.

>>49072357
Huge mass of muscles. No eyes, no mouth, no hands, just 6 legs, horns to hook on, and mighty muscles that can pull 4 loaded rail wagons

>>49072357
you're mum

>>49072357
I won't deny the unbeatness of your pic... but our party travels in a magically reinforced, totally armored wagon that is pulled by a spoecially huge dire boar called Rose Mary

>>49073059
No, you are mum.

>>49073703
kek

>>49072357
Gavlan wheel?
Gavlan deal, waha!

>>49072357
I'm a fan of co-opting Horse Ghosts/Skeletons.
Using a bit of Magic to make them tangible to the harness.

Spooky AND efficient.

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>>49072357

>>49072357
You want some living thing to PULL your carriage? What are you, a peasant? Get on my level and build a rocket carriage.
The rockets are actually bound elementals. The ritual to "refuel" them actually prevents them from escaping and killing us all.

>>49073011
You want a snake biting your face all journey?

>>49075594
Is he pooping a woman, is the woman plunging into his ass, is his posterior actually shaped like that, what?

>>49078504
It's giving birth.

A giant musclebond dogman, with the strength of a mountain and pebbles for brains: it acted mostly like a dog.
It was fun to see it go.

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Pulling my chariot through the pits of hell

Rolled 10 (1d12)

1. A canopied nightstalker, which moves faster when unseen, and dissipates entirely if in clear sight in daylight.

2. The animated rolling eye of a blinded giant.

3. A ghost tiger - twelve-limbed, immortal and ethereal - which sustains itself eating the memories of the roads it travels. You cannot travel the same way twice.

4. A lampade, or witch nymph. She does not pull your carriage but charms its wheels across the maddening distances.

5. The demon Buer. A hefty fee is required, and not to be paid in gold.

6. An asanbosam, which grinds itself and the cart along through biting the ground with its enormous iron jaw.

7. A bound wind elemental, bred for travelling under storms. In bad weather it grows faster and larger, but is harder to control.

8. Nopperabo, which will travel any distance if promised a face to wear at the end.

9. Four adar llych gwin - huge birds which speak the language of men. They will pull you as long as you have stories to tell them. No order you give them can ever be taken back.

10. A varcolac, harnessed in silver. Fast as death under the full moon.

11. A pack of sled-dog akhlut. Good for travel by land or by sea, with the right carriage.

12. A phoenix-butterfly. Huge, dream-winged, each evening it will perish. Each morning a new one burst forth from the cocoon of its corpse. It won't stay long in places without bloodshed.

>>49080898
What IS that.

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>>49081240
>Fast as death
It will surely pull that carriage quite fast.

>>49081550

Barry the giant killer worm

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>>49072357
I dreamed of an alternate carriage puller once, it looked like a long ass centipede that could bite it's back-end and roll into a wheel. It would have two spikes towards it's back section that would function as an axis for a cart to be attached to.

>>49081240
Can you be my GM?

>>49081240
Please tell me i can find these somewhere in a random chart?

>>49084908
They are in a random chart?

>>49084986
my bad, i meant can i find more of these in a random chart

>>49085400
That isn't from anything, but you could try the Dungeon Dozen which is a blog for 1d12 random charts.