Thick skin in rolling with nerfs/new features/changes is advisable though. Still somewhat in development (including user suggestions) but complete. There are also a couple of grand articles by Peter Vials, from the long defunct The Last Province that are now hosted by our own pamar (whose excellent T4 articles are here - but that's not what you're after!): Day of Disaster and Adventure Seeds. Image Pack can be downloaded and used locally to cut down on load times. I really loved Nic Week's uniform design!
"Imperial Troopers" were not simply intended as a career path, but as antagonists (or a source of assistance/ the 7th Cavalry, depending on the party's ability to follow Imperial law).
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Worldly Wiles was a very thoughtful piece with some nice insights (IMO) on how to generate human cultures that "feel alien" in a fairly standardised Imperium. Of course, given the format of WD at the time, most of these were one-page "Starbase" articles. #73) 3-D Space: Traveller discussion of space Most popular community and official content for the past week. Fantasy Grounds Unity has amazing new features to take your gaming on to new adventures. #70) Dead or Alive: The Bounty Hunter career in Traveller Exciting upgrades await you in one of the most popular virtual tabletops. #67) Worldy Wiles: social customs in Traveller #65) The Other Imperium: Civilian Organisations in Traveller #59) CORE: Consulary Office of Reconnaisance and Exploration - Zhodane antagonists #58) For a Few Credits More: money in Traveller #82) Mercy Mission: Traveller scientific mercy mission on low tech world.Īll come with floorplans/ deckplans, stats etc. #71) Tower Trouble: Traveller heist scenario in Earth's "Beanstalk" - by Marcus Rowland. #68) Lone Dragon - help a noble extract mineral resources from his estate on a backwards planet. #62) An Alien Werewolf in London - time travel back to the 1880s/90s #57) Skyrig: Traveller scenario - takes place in dying space station in the upper atmosphere of a gas giant Click to expand.Looking at the WD index brings back a few memories.
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