Treasure Ship mentions several items that if stilenare not traceable and several ones that need to be fenced. The fenced stuff tends to be hi tech stuff that has atomic level identification but that could be added to any manufactured goods causing an unknown upset unless they check it before selling...

She falls down stairs and breaks her neck. The end.

I allowed my players carry whatever they wanted on Theev but the Widows warm them that any breach would’ve dealt with swiftly. They stuck to using pistols and rifles in the fights they go into there.

I could see it definitely being tailored to fit giving a penalty until it’s modified. As a side note my players disabled the armory and marine quarters doors so they were held captive until the pumped knock out gas’s through the air supply. They wanted to avoid a lot of battledressed marines too b

If youve not seen the reach adventure 2: theories of everything it gives a full science crew on a lab ship with their squabbles and egos. Their mission is fairly straight forward but can easily be built upon by side ad entities in the planets they travel to.

Thanks. I know it’s kind of a minor detail but if stuuf like this was included in the new naval adventure boxset then I think it really adds to worldbuilding.

Looking over the Navy career in preparation for A Game of Sun and Shadow I noticed that a commissioned navy officer at ensign rank gain melee ( blade). I’m assuming that each officer is presented with a sword on being accepted as an officer but does anyone have an idea what this may be? My go to ans...

At face value they do t seem “piraty”. are you planning a more political take on the adventures?

Being honest here, but that sounds like a nightmare. If someone joins my game then I’d expect them to use my rules whether they are official or house rules and someone who would find it a “hassle” would not be someone I’d look for. I’d expect as much of I joined a game.

403.1 years!! Precision please.

How sensors work, how you use the to counter opponents sweeps and how the can affect transponders being recognised. Hell, just some firm transponder info would be great as it seems you can change them (maybe) but it difficult, but you can turn them off but it looks suspicious?!?

Has anyone EVER had this come up in their Traveller games?

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The answer, as usual, is that you should decide on what happens in your game. You have created this culture, so you can decide what their attitudes would be.

Is there a way to +1 this answer and every time it’s been used before?

I’d really like to see something about how the Imperium is structured from the Emperor down and how their laws and stuff are put into operation. Similarly a list of Aslan clans would be great. Another idea would be a list of alien names for the various races that a GM could use to name npcs on the f...

Don’t forget there are supposed to be a lot of Nobels on the floating palace so a lot of people may just be doing nothing but revelling in wealth. Assuming the limited economy there then at least a fair few of these must be maki g money off world through trade or agriculture.

He’s dead and nobody is the wiser.

Two options, fight back or run away. The nobles hold all the power

I’d say yes, the initial damage hurts enough that the stun damage pushes them over the edge and they drop.

I think getting us to do a maths problem that can be solved by a simple calculator is a little odd. I have it at 52,1500 and it took 2 minutes!

Or even how he could defeat the Imperium...