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Erie Days of Dungeon Crawling Part I (First time.

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Anybody wants the source code just email me. Like I said it is only 75% complete but but should be adequate for browsing Galactic sectors. The interface hasn't changed other than the fact it now runs in a regular window and uses notepad as an editor for text files.

Then copy my Galactic.exe into the same directory and run. I have a 75% complete conversion of Galactic into a Windows program which you can download from here. It is a dos program but it greatest feature is the ability to easily manage an Imperium worth of maps and data. The subsector map was a JPG generated by using Gal actic one of the best mapping programs for Traveller. Finally two pages of deck plans for the March Harrier redrawn by me. A trade route maps created using GURPS Far Trader rules. It contains a one page summary of the Third Imperium setting, two pages of information on the Aramis subsector, one page on how to decipher the UWP. You can download the entire handou t from here. A crossroads for humans and aliens it is a dangerous place, but for those who dare to cross the abyss between stars, fame and fortune waits.Īnd that was the opening paragraph of the handout I created for campaign I ran using the Traveller Adventure. On the far reaches of the empire lies the Spinward Marches, the frontier of the Third Imperium. In the year 1105, the Emperor Strephon rules over an empire of eleven thousand worlds.

Traveller Plans: Taking Advantage of the Summer Hi.This is the age of the Third Imperium.The Traveller Sandbox Starts to Self-Organize.

Six Traveller Campaign and Adventure Ideas.

This would also be fun to reverse: perhaps the characters are a far-future version of Greenpeace, out to stop hunters (and other sorts of interplanetary despoilers) by any means necessary. The crew might be tasked with recording the creature's rarely heard cry before they bag it, or have to discover the fates of the last group of fools to go after it. Beyond just coming up with new and more interesting critters, there's a number of variations that would make this kind of mission interesting: perhaps the creatures are protected by the Imperium for some reason, worshipped by the locals, or more valuable alive than dead. (Or escort some rich nobles with plans for the same.) Another one that could fit inside a regular campaign without much difficulty, this one could work as a campaign on its own if the players like the idea of developing reputations as some of the best and most dangerous hunters in the galaxy.

Big Game Hunter: Travel to distant planets, track down the most exciting local wildlife, and kill it.

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