Horse-Drawn Cart

The most common form of transportation for common folk. Hooks up to a horse. Great for storage, moving, displaying, hunting, or even riding to the next town over. Usually handmade by the people in the village, but it is available for purchase for those who did not have the skills or strength to make their own.

These carts are commonly made from deer wood . Typically, only families of four have been able to afford a cart for themselves.

Common trade value: 12 gold coins