A Subsector, ready for adventure

[yodelero]

Here's a complete subsector, rolled randomly. Included in the PDF are full statistics for all 28 worlds, and what is quite likely the best looking ascii map you're going to see for some time.

Perligon Subsector http://www.scribd.com/doc/45201148/Perligon-Subsector

Merry Christmas

 

[IanBruntlett]

Here's a complete subsector, rolled randomly. Included in the PDF are full statistics for all 28 worlds, and what is quite likely the best looking ascii map you're going to see for some time.

Perligon Subsector http://www.scribd.com/doc/45201148/Perligon-Subsector

Merry Christmas

Fabulous map! Any chance of making an empty text sub-sector map available for general purpose use?

Merry Christmas to you, too!

 

[opensent]

This is great, thanks for putting it up!! The myriad of Scout bases in the sector really gives this a frontier feel.

 

[phavoc]

Which mapping program did you use to create that?

 

[yodelero]

Thanks for the feedback.

I used OpenOffice Writer to make the map.

And I'll agree that this subsector has a real frontier feel to it. I'm currently running a campaign set in it and it's working out great.

 

[phavoc]

Ok, thanks.

I also found the following generators too:

http://zho.berka.com/data/random/

http://axiscity.hexamon.net/users/isomage/traveller/subsector/

http://www.signalgk.com/

http://www.emacswiki.org/alex/2009-09-11_Traveller_Map_Based_on_UWP

Google search is your friend!

The last one, which outputs them in .svg format, you can actually go into the source code and modify the planetary info to get exactly the type of map you want. It's pretty cool, the source code is free, and in perl.