Baikal & Amur Express Agency
Baikal & Amur Express Agency (Baikal Express) is a fictional steamship line of the Passage network, period-plausible, with 3 steamers on 1 routes.
Passage computes it for Call of Cthulhu and any 1920s or 1930s tabletop campaign: pick two places and a date, and print the ticket the purser's clerk would have written.
Historical model
Modelled on the Trans-Siberian express as the state agency sold it to foreigners for hard currency: Moscow to Vladivostok in nine to ten days by Omsk, Irkutsk and, until 1935, the Chinese Eastern Railway through Harbin.
- Home port
- Moscow
- Fares in
- pounds sterling
- Tickets in
- English
Routes
- Moscow – Omsk – Irkutsk – Harbin – Vladivostok · Trans-Siberian · Weekly
Fleet
- Trans-Siberian Express · 22 knots · from 1919-01, still in commission in 1939
- Trans-Siberian Express · 22 knots · from 1919-01, still in commission in 1939
- Trans-Siberian Express · 23 knots · from 1929-09, still in commission in 1939
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