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The March/April 2023 issue of Freelance Traveller is posted for download!
This issue's featured article is David Johnson's Earth Colonies mini-campaign, "Gaian Pilgrimage". A Gaianist Dolphin makes a pilgrimage to Earth, and in the process ends up rethinking aspects of her faith several times.
We've reprinted Thad Coons's Planetology articles (combined into a single article), and The Astoundingly True Tale of José Fabuloso continues. We also have the usual eclectic combination of reviews, adventures, character profiles and interviews, background ideas, and so on; download, share, and enjoy!
Download this issue at the usual place:
Perma-link to this issue:
NOTE: It's been a while since we moved the PDFs to Google Drive, but we still see some people using (or sharing) apparently saved direct links to the PDFs on Freelance Traveller. DON'T DO THAT! You won't find them! Use the links on the index page of the issue of interest, or the links on the Cover Gallery page, which lead to the PDFs on Google Drive. ALL of the PDFs are available on Google Drive, right back to the introductory issue in 2009.
This issue's featured article is David Johnson's Earth Colonies mini-campaign, "Gaian Pilgrimage". A Gaianist Dolphin makes a pilgrimage to Earth, and in the process ends up rethinking aspects of her faith several times.
We've reprinted Thad Coons's Planetology articles (combined into a single article), and The Astoundingly True Tale of José Fabuloso continues. We also have the usual eclectic combination of reviews, adventures, character profiles and interviews, background ideas, and so on; download, share, and enjoy!
Download this issue at the usual place:
Perma-link to this issue:
NOTE: It's been a while since we moved the PDFs to Google Drive, but we still see some people using (or sharing) apparently saved direct links to the PDFs on Freelance Traveller. DON'T DO THAT! You won't find them! Use the links on the index page of the issue of interest, or the links on the Cover Gallery page, which lead to the PDFs on Google Drive. ALL of the PDFs are available on Google Drive, right back to the introductory issue in 2009.