3rd party Publishers

[-Daniel-]

Other than buying more Mongoose, a forgone conclusion, what 3rd party publishers are best for Mongoose Traveller?

I see lots on RPGNow but I have no way to know quality and value on those publishers. I also am unsure what version of Traveller they are writing for in most cases.

Any feedback and input would be appreciated.

 

[Anonymous]

Are you interested in Third Imperium setting books or alternatives?

For alternatives, The Clement Sector books by Gypsy Knight Games are well worth looking at.

http://www.drivethrurpg.com/index.php?term=gypsy%20knight

 

[ShawnDriscoll]

Other than buying more Mongoose, a forgone conclusion, what 3rd party publishers are best for Mongoose Traveller?

I like WildFire and Zozer.

 

[Anonymous]

Another vote for Zozer

 

[AndrewW]

You can pickup the Introduction to Clement Sector for free:

http://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/153065/Introduction-to-Clement-Sector

 

[-Daniel-]

Thank you guys. I was glad to see the Gypsy Knight on the list as I was already interested in some of the publications I saw of theirs.

Thank You

 

[Rikki Tikki Traveller]

Spica Publishing has some game additions and a couple of adventures.

They also published the Outer Veil setting, which is a near-Earth, lower tech (TL11 is new) setting.

They've been quiet for a while, but they are still around.

 

[dmccoy1693]

Might I (biasedly) recommend Jon Brazer Enterprises, my company. If you are a fan of the Third Imperium setting, we have three subsectors detailed so far in our Foreven Worlds line.

No matter what your setting, the d66 Compendium is an exceptionally handy book. Need monsters for your game? check out Creatures of Distant Worlds.

[/shameless plug]

 

[JRoss]

My Traveller stuff comprises a GM screen, which has been well-received, and a multi-system book for creating PC and NPC races on-the-fly. I've got the GM screen priced so that if you order the physical screen you get the inserts free.

 

[Easterner]

Gypsy Knights is great. Even ignoring their sector books they have excellent ships and series 21 books.

Spica is number two. Their career books are outstanding and includes D66 events for the basic MgT careers. Many of their careers are now available from MgT's material but they still have a number of unique careers.

Number three is MJD/Comstar/Avenger stuff, he is a 3I author and his independent books are aimed at the 3I audience.

13Mann from Germany has a number of useful products. Hephasetus is not one of them, too big a subject for limited book, other adventures are better but somewhat restricted meaning they'd fit some campaigns, but not all. But Crew books and maps are excellent.

I have some Polgarus 101 books and DSL Ironworks.

Brazer, to my surprise, I don't have any to comment on!

Zozer has interesting products bit I've never got around to getting any.

Terra/Sol products appear to be quality stuff but I have some but never used any yet.