Fellow Travellers,
I'm a little behind, sometimes I just get caught re-reading Classic Traveller stuff, but have also been building and reading MgT2. As I perused through Solomon Front and was reading about Alpha Crucis sector (my old haunt from my HIWG days) I noticed some errors including mislabeled subsection maps, references to worlds in the write up that aren't in the sector, and what appear to be references to other subsectors (one starts out with "the subsector contains 26 worlds" when the map and the listing clearly shows 37 worlds in the subsector). Don't get me wrong, the art and layout is very nice (I could take the purist view and say Optima on white pages is the best, but I won't because I'm also a sucker for eye candy).
So, my question: Does Mongoose provide errata for these fairly expensive books (remember, my first ones were Mercenary and High Guard at $5 apiece)?
As a Traveller in my 43rd year, I know that there will almost always be mistakes, but I'd hope that there's a way to get corrections (at least the pen and ink variety).
Jim/Flyteach
I'm a little behind, sometimes I just get caught re-reading Classic Traveller stuff, but have also been building and reading MgT2. As I perused through Solomon Front and was reading about Alpha Crucis sector (my old haunt from my HIWG days) I noticed some errors including mislabeled subsection maps, references to worlds in the write up that aren't in the sector, and what appear to be references to other subsectors (one starts out with "the subsector contains 26 worlds" when the map and the listing clearly shows 37 worlds in the subsector). Don't get me wrong, the art and layout is very nice (I could take the purist view and say Optima on white pages is the best, but I won't because I'm also a sucker for eye candy).
So, my question: Does Mongoose provide errata for these fairly expensive books (remember, my first ones were Mercenary and High Guard at $5 apiece)?
As a Traveller in my 43rd year, I know that there will almost always be mistakes, but I'd hope that there's a way to get corrections (at least the pen and ink variety).
Jim/Flyteach