Recent content by Enaknomolos

TravellerMap is so cool I've convinced people to try the game just by showing the site to them and explaining stuff as they zoom in and out!

Absolutely great post. This interpretation makes far more sense to me than any of the official material (in almost all versions of the game) that assumes the Imperium is largely benign. I never could see how that would actually work.

I think that's the fastest I've hit 'pre-order' on an rpg book ever. It looks great and having a foreword by Marc is a lovely touch too.

It's an oldy, but FASA's Fate of the Sky Raiders is a bit like this in terms of being a massive sandbox but enclosed. Different human groups rather than aliens and monsters, though. In terms of interest in something like that but more gonzo, I'd definitely check out a preview if I saw it on...

T4 has a rule where the referee rolls up to half the dice on uncertain tasks. For an average difficulty task that comes out as 2d6, roll one each. I don't know if it's where that later version of the rule first appeared, though.

There's a lot of classic and megatraveller stuff I'd like to see back in print, but collected volumes of the Digests would be very near the top of the list. PDFs would be a good start, but I like hard copies (and shudder to think about what the early issues must cost now). More broadly, I...

I never knew that! Cheers

Re DGP... I just noticed you have PDF of the MegaTraveller Journal 3 and 4 for sale: that seems very hopeful!

I replaced most of my little black books with FFEs big floppy books. If you're gonna start printing new LBBs, you should do at least 8 so they can be complied together into my favoured format :p

For JTAS covers, I actually thought they'd work best pretty small (A4?) anyway ;)

Now that Mongoose presumably owns the rights, I'd love the to see the covers of the original (GDW) JTAS released as posters. Is that the sort of thing that can be done by POD these days?

Mine turned up today. It's gorgeous, easily the best-produced Traveller book I've seen

It was a Digest Group publication, but Vilani & Vargr details Vland. It's in a very compressed way, but it does have all the Rebellion-era UWPs

That's way more interesting to me than a D&D-style monster manual. I'd buy an ecosystem builder in heartbeat, especially a Geir one; but have no use for a context-free pile of creature stats.

Wow, that was fast. Thanks!