Thanks Rick. I appreciate the encouragement. I have not put anything out for a while and it was fun doing this.

Thanks I will certainly aim to build out some more and stay focus on the process.

Great thanks for the feedback.

Great thanks for the comment. I am starting to add enemy details in the next video (part3) and will also included a Patron or two in the follow-up next week (part4).

Send me a reminder again on email or message on facebook and I can get the play test out to you. It’s still in the same state due to a lack of play testing games during Covid, however the base is still there to try.

Traveler is a lot of fun, some depth to it but still grounded in some old-school type rules and thinking.

Thanks for the comment. Very much appreciated. I am putting a bit more about some enemies the players have in my game in this weeks upload, so starting to explore the campaign beyond the system geography etc. Just uploading it today.

@@RottenMechGaming Thank you. Themed Campaign Diaries that illustrate Traveller concepts would be entertaining and informative series. A Game Master Tips series would be fun too.

Thank you that makes sense to line up all requirements. Thanks

I have the 1977 ones and exactly as shown in video... FWIW

@@GoT_17k Hmmm, mine's the 1981 second edition. You two must have the earlier one - I wonder why they dropped the Jump Route table? There is a short section on p5-6 on Coomunication Routes.

@@tamsinp7711 I can confirm that mine is a 1977 Games Workshop UK printed version. After some discussion on Reddit it appears that the first editions had it and then they removed the table in the 80's version.

I agree, it feels like the 1970's designers wanted to make planets feel like they could be primitive or post-industrial. I think its probably due to the period when personal computers and the "cyber" world had not been explored much in fiction. Authors like Banks and Gibson were more 1980's and started to explore more universally available tech in their universes. There is certainly a place for retro-tech and primitive worlds that are struggling due to being on the fringe or a religious view that made the planet drop tech for basic farming etc. It adds to a rich setting but at the same time it feels like they should be rare and not as likely a result as part of world building.

@@RottenMechGaming In my game I've come to terms with it. The Spinward Marches *IS* a backwater that is still recovering from the Long Night. Each planet is doing the best they can with the resources that they have. I see it as similar to the early days of North American colinization, where each tiny village looks forward to seeing the annual ship from home. The low population gives an excuse for a frontier lifestyle as well. But if I wanted a more civilized region I would add 2 or 3 to the die rolls for population and Tech level.

Hi I don't think I can share because its copyright Mongoose. If I knew who to ask permission from I would but its material straight from the book, so I was not planning on sharing the sheet. In regard to auto generation, I avoid that because I want to roll 1 system at a time so that I can experience the development. Also rolling is more fun! However, in regard to sharing I might share the final system as a PDF if I manage to complete the whole subsector.

@@RottenMechGaming No problem at all. Thank you for sharing your organization system. It's very helpful.

Great stuff, enjoying your content.