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The May/June 2021 issue of Freelance Traveller is posted for download!
This issue's featured article is Timothy Collinson's after-action report on Virtual Traveller 2020, following on Jim Vassilakos's report from last issue.
We also have six more panels from Port of Transit, Mike Cross's Twilight Sector graphic story.
The rest of the issue is the usual eclectic mix of reviews, house rules, ship designs, and so on.
Download this issue from the usual place: https://www.freelancetraveller.com/magazine/
Perma-link to this issue: https://www.freelancetraveller.com/magazine/2021-0506/
Note: We have had reports that some attempts to access our website from behind "net security" appliances or have been failing because of certificate issues. This is because of the way the appliances work, not because of a defect in Freelance Traveller's web certificates; sometimes, it is possible to avoid the certificate issue by using the less-secure http: protocol instead of https:. This does not bypass content-based blocking; we are aware that some net-security systems blocks our site as a "games" site, and we cannot do anything about this.
This issue's featured article is Timothy Collinson's after-action report on Virtual Traveller 2020, following on Jim Vassilakos's report from last issue.
We also have six more panels from Port of Transit, Mike Cross's Twilight Sector graphic story.
The rest of the issue is the usual eclectic mix of reviews, house rules, ship designs, and so on.
Download this issue from the usual place: https://www.freelancetraveller.com/magazine/
Perma-link to this issue: https://www.freelancetraveller.com/magazine/2021-0506/
Note: We have had reports that some attempts to access our website from behind "net security" appliances or have been failing because of certificate issues. This is because of the way the appliances work, not because of a defect in Freelance Traveller's web certificates; sometimes, it is possible to avoid the certificate issue by using the less-secure http: protocol instead of https:. This does not bypass content-based blocking; we are aware that some net-security systems blocks our site as a "games" site, and we cannot do anything about this.
