Travel

Overview
When travelling through England, unless you travelled by foot, you would be confined to using a horse and carriage. This was often a long and lonely affair. The more belongings you choose to take, the slower your journey was likely to be. There was also a risk of being robbed by highwaymen, so often nobles would travel with guards to make sure they do not run into trouble. The King and his court regularly travel around the country, the court at this time was much more a moving affair.

Once you enter in the countryside, you are not likely to come across many other people. If you did, they would most likely be either travelling merchants or religious parties on a pilgrimage. In order to move around this world, you would stop off at various cities on your way. There were no street lamps in the countryside, so once the sun had set, you were unlikely to see much at all.