I am not aware of wizards riding the railways in Victorian towns - have I missed something there?
Only half a library full of literature! Remember, this is a work of fiction, so you just imagine a wizard there and it shall be. I've seen layouts populated by anthropomorphic teddy bears, and one with an ironworks powered by the breath of a dragon.
Usually wizards are a little more discrete when travelling on public transport - after all, spells have been know to go awry at times!
Sometimes. Magic classes in
Deadlands or
The Sixth Gun may dress like other travellers due to magic, which you can't get away from in either setting, not being officially recognised. In
Kaisers Gate, it's because mages are an asset and there's a war on. Not that there's a particular way wizards dress in those settings. Though in
Deadlands: Noir a houngan will look rather like a stereotype of the dandy, richer vodoun practitioner from New Orleans.
In
Raising Steam, however, wizards ride the train looking like wizards, because everyone knows they're wizards already.[/quote]
Railway layouts populated by anthropomorphic teddy bears - poor, misplaced ursines!
Right. Because dollhouses are their natural habitat, obviously.
