Recent content by Terry Mixon

The Vehicle Handbook Update 2026 confirms that Mongoose grav drives function out to 10D. It just takes a while.

I saw a link to the UK event and thought I should add one for the USA event. Perhaps @MongooseMatt or someone can pin this thread like the UK one. https://tabletop.events/conventions/travellercon-usa-2026

And here is a link to the thread. https://forum.mongoosepublishing.com/threads/show-us-your-vehicle-handbook-update-2026-vehicles.126375/

The combat rules were updated in the recently updated Vehicle Handbook 2026 Update. The core rules still mostly apply but there have been some changes.

I believe the intent of the wars is to give the Imperium a bloody nose and deter what they see as expansionism into Zhodoni areas of control.

By the rules as written, you’re absolutely right.

The Robot Handbook has interfaces for vehicles (including ships) so that a robotic brain can control it.

Lots of good points in this thread. I think both have their place and can work in tandem, or in certain instances, alone.

I know, right?

I’ll just leave this here. Edit: To be clear, I found this on the Interwebz rather than being this clever myself.

Thanks. If there is a set of instructions on how that is done, I'd be happy to give it a try.

It's not just for that route. If a new search is done, the order is still there. Like you said, once it is done, it is done. If it reset with a new search, that would totally solve my problem. With the avoid list, I'm working routes for a large liner. I wanted to eliminate increments of...

One thing I noticed was that when plotting jump routes, if I sort the avoid list, say by name, there is no way to go back to just having it sort by the order the systems were added. It now has to be sorted by one of the fields. Is there a way to undo that? If not, you might want to add something...

Perhaps @Geir could answer this for you.

Chapter 14 - Very Stolen Property Thyra made it only a few steps from her quarters before she decided that she was getting ahead of herself. It was already three in the morning, and she would need to focus on the people coming for their freight early in the morning. She needed to allow time for...