Recent content by Eisenmann

I completely disagree that the data is irrelevant. It is the reason.

Outstanding.

I'm cool with the giant tome if we can get a PDF too. For me, that alleviates any searching issues.

Oh, it's an unenthusiastic flub. The intarwebs say so. Oh, it got funded? Well... Uh. Hmm. Oh, I got it. Those people are suckers. That's it.

I really like Mongoose Traveller and I'll be picking up T5. It just looks too danged interesting not to.

I could if I had OpenOffice installed. :wink:

It'd be cool if the templates were in something like ODF format.

Pre-iPad I liked PDFs for supplementing the utility of books. Now, with the iPad, a PDF's aesthetic often matches its utility. Beautiful PDFs look beautiful on the screen, often startlingly so.

I have and it's a lot of fun. There are several careers and an accompanying skill list up on my blog: http://platonicsolid.blogspot.com/search/label/Adventurer CaptainJack23 has his fantasy Traveller project here: http://docgrognard.blogspot.com/

Thanks for the heads-up. Though it figures that I just ordered Hammer's Slammer at the FLGS.

5.56 x 45mm is going to be around for a long time. - It's a known man-killer. - It is accurate - It has good range - Which do you want to shoot/move/communicate with? 30 round or 20 round mags? (When compared to 7.62x51)*1 - Works effectively in many environments on multiple platforms; carbine...

I've posted up the Ranger and the Barbarian LPs up on my blog. Everything can be found via the Adventurer tag. Free Man, Rogue, and Noble lifepaths are all but complete and are currently undergoing play-testing. A Magical Society: Silk Road is a great, great resource. A Traveller Marco Polo...

Oh, wow. Those are great.

Of course there are options; wrapped up in "more intricate, complex, and high speed." In the end it is about displacing the enemy, taking ground. I gotta chime in and apologize for thread-jacking. This is one of my favorite subjects.

I don't think that the belligerents of the ACW can be directly compared to the french nobility of the 100 years war. While a general correlation can be made the differing sets of tactical evolution are too disparate. "March up to the enemy and try to overrun him" is how it's still done in...