Propulsion

Vehicles typically travel over land, on water, or through the air, and their Speeds indicate their terrain and movement types. But vehicles also have a form of propulsion—the way in which their movement is powered—and this propulsion often has additional considerations. There are five main types of propulsion: magical, motorized, pulled, rowed, and wind. A vehicle can have more than one means of propulsion, though it usually uses only one type of propulsion at a time. The vehicle's means of propulsion informs the skills a pilot can use for piloting checks, and some means of propulsion have additional rules.