I'm a little surprised that the Traveller branding is not more prominent in the campaign material. In fact its hardly there at all - I didn't realise it at first. Do you not think this would increase its appeal?

We looked at exactly that size, but during playtesting we found the larger boards just worked better. As for warping, we are using very thick cardstock. If you have seen GW style boards, you will know what we are going for. Ok sounds good. Can I also suggest then, as a stretch goal or add-on, a set...

Looks nice, considering this. But.. can I strongly suggest not making all the gameboards 11.7 x 16.5 inches, and instead going for a modular 11.7 x 8.3 system - or at least a combination of the two? For two main reasons: 1. The large boards will be very likely to warp - just like the Sedition Wars b...

I have quite a few of the 1e career books. What would be the main obstacles in simply using the tables there for character creation? Is it the skills?

I agree with torus. Cepheus Engine is a wonderful standalone game that draws heavily from the rules in 1st edition Mongoose Traveller. As such it is compatible with that and many versions of Traveller. It is in fact far more compatible and interchangeable with those versions than some other (fully ...

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Sat Feb 10, 2018 1:59 pm

If you need CE to play Hostile, then why is Hostile being posted on a Traveller forum? CE is a different game, and is not Traveller. In fact, it's anti-Traveller. And anti-Mongoose.

I disagree; if CE products are Trav-compatible then that enriches the ecosystem for Mongoose players as well.

I'll attempt to give a relevant answer. Well both CE and Traveller 2e are based on the Traveller SRD, so they are not hugely dissimilar. Hostile does contain full ship design rules, unlike 2E. They don't use power use in the design system and have the hull and structure points for damage. CE does n...

Is this usable with Mongoose Traveller 2e? I don't know how much Cepheus engine differs.

Been away for quite a while but thinking of picking up the 2e rules. Sorry if I missed an announcement; I guess since the status of the 2e core rulebook is 'Pre-order', and is currently out of stock most places, this means it is being reprinted? Is it a straight reprint or will there be errata/corre...

good thread.

Personally I'm not interested in paying another penny for any product which supports the activities of copyright leeches like Paradox, Tolkien Enterprises and their ilk.

alex_greene wrote:

Solomani666 wrote:No!
Because we are not 12 years old and we do not live in Japan.

Insufficient reason. Cosplay is universal these days. Just ask Fahr Sindram: she is German, and her speciality is cosplaying a Norse god.

Right - but it is still mostly about perving, yes? Don't shatter my illusions.

Is there a list of what monsters are included in this?

I agree that for experienced players, Legend + Monsters of Legend provides pretty much everything you need to handle most fantasy settings, if they are prepared to put in some work. However I do think Monsters is pretty bare bones. There could be more material on non-human adventurers; as it stands ...

It would be great if there was a guide to running traditional high fantasy settings with Legend. You know, elves and dwarves and orcs and all that stuff. Wouldn't have to be too long, and could be quite generic.

Fattdex wrote:Where do i sign up to petition for dredd 3d miniatures?

Someone's already done the Judges in their new uniforms: http://www.oldgloryminiatures.com/prodd ... rod=GRK-13.

Full agreement here - the existing art does nothing for me. I think as well as swords & sorcery, another direction would be early medieval/dark ages. Legend works well for that.

You should have been here for the long "fight" the forum had with some of the design team to get them to go for plain covers. When you see what art they had in mind for the main book cover... Essentially the same art as is used internally in Legend, i.e. fantasy high-school ninjas. In their defence...

Reading this now and just wanted to say it's probably the best written RPG supplement I've ever read. Particularly the section on alchemy, but the whole book is great, and given how dry it could have been it's excellent work.

Also, considering the small size of the RPG market vs. movies or video-games, I think developers only take the plunge if the core property was a smash-hit (like Dragon Age), especially as in their minds they would have to compete with rpg juggernaut d&d. Agree, but to the extent that (tabletop) gam...