> > Yes, looking at the version in River of Cradles, p159: "The priest must
> > own a cart to carry the necessary paraphenalia for services. This cart
> > must be at least two-wheeled, and drawn by at least two oxen."
> Still, a two-wheeled cart is different from a four-wheeled traders' wagon
> requiring 4 to 8 draught beasts.
It is, and I rather doubt if the priest's wagon would be available for loan to a trader.
That "at least two-wheeled" bit puzzles me. Who would try to have a cart with less than two wheels? Why? And if they managed to succeed in having a working cart with less than two wheels, what's wrong with that?
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