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It's also available at bookdepository.com with free shipping worldwide! http://www.bookdepository.com/Legends-Lone-Wolf-Omnibus-1-Joe-Dever/9780982619704

According to John Grant's blog, the Legends of Lone Wolf are going to be republished as "director's cut" omnibus versions by Dark Quest Books. I'm pretty excited about this - I really enjoyed the Legends series growing up and it would be great to read them again in a new edition. I remember...

Thanks for the help, everyone. I've found EDG's 'Realistic Star Mapping' page the most useful for my project since it focuses on year (or real at the time) data and is nicely sorted out in Traveller-style sector maps.

I'm developing a homebrew setting for Traveller, and Earth features rather prominently in it. Does anyone have or know of a Traveller-style subsector map with our own Solar System on it and other neighbouring planets/systems based on real astronomical data?

Is there a list of third party publishers somewhere for the MGT OGL? When I try searching on DriveThru RPG, the 'Traveller' tag brings up stuff for all sorts of different versions of Traveller, and I'm only interested in stuff available for the current edition. Perhaps if we get this list...

I bought Elric recently. I'd just like to point out that the black text and gray-wash background is hard to read. The map is even more illegible. The large page borders and huge gaps between paragraphs don't really help either. The text reads really well, but I'm being put off reading my new...

Nope. *stands up* Hi, I'm Belinda Kelly, gamebook enthusiast/collector and I enjoyed the Legends series. Do you find it hard to believe that people really enjoyed the Legends series? I loved this series thoughout my childhood, I had to really save to get each new book from my scabby allowance...

I'd love to see the Legends series reprinted as well. These books rocked. They had brilliant characterisations. What made them work was the way that John Grant's stuff bounced off Joe Dever's characters and storylines, running between them, adding and making them unique and interesting and yet...