AnotherDilbert wrote: ↑

Tue Jun 13, 2017 5:15 am

I see:
Traveller_Core_Rulebook_BW_PRINTFRIENDLY.pdf
Traveller_Core_eBook.pdf
Traveller_Core_Rulebook_erratajun2016_Ebook.pdf

I see Traveller_Core_Ebook.pdf, but when I download from that I get the erratajun2016 file.

I may try downloading the B&W anyhow as I do use tablets somewhat.

AnotherDilbert wrote: ↑

Sun Jun 11, 2017 3:28 pm

My Drivethru library contains three core book pdfs. Two with the limitation, one without.

Don't use the "Traveller_Core_Rulebook_erratajun2016_Ebook.pdf"?

That's the only one I can download from Drivethru, bar the B&W printer-friendly version...

How transferrable are these plots to the Traveller OTU or homebrew settings?

I've just given this a try, it's kinda cool but a bit buggy in places. It doesn't seem to count ship shares (Just leaves it at 0 regardless of how many you get), It counts losing SOC during an event as an injury that can be healed, and it doesn't quite display skills in the 2e "specialisation" forma...

Long range missiles are listed as having acceleration fifteen, but are available at technological level eight; acceleration fifteen is only available at technological level eleven. I would suggest that "can go really fast" and "can go really fast while not experiencing enough Gs to squash meatbags ...

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Condottiere wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 28, 2017 7:41 pm

I don't think any of us have given up on that indoor Olympic pool.

Speaking of which, Passengers is worth watching if you haven't already. That's my idea of an "infinity pool".

Reynard wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 28, 2017 10:34 am

Rule Zero.

"Do not be on fire?"

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He replied pretty quickly and affirmatively when I emailed him about my High Guard spreadsheet, but given that RPGSuite.com might be competing against a character spreadsheet (and that they shell out for advertising in MgT2 books), I think you're right not to just assume!

Yes. I think EMP and Ion are pretty much the same thing in 2e.

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Is it 1% per share? I thought it was ~1MCr value per share...

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