Megatraveller Journals 3 & 4 now available on DriveThru RPG

jappel · #1 February 10th, 2020, 03:49 PM

As the subject says. I found out via a post on the RPG.net forums. It's part of the GDW listings on DTRPG.

No indication of whether Journals 1 & 2 will appear, or any news about other DGP material. I'd be very interested to learn if we'll get to see the rest of it at some point in the future.

inexorabletash · #2 February 10th, 2020, 06:37 PM

Here's the announcement from Marc, via DriveThruRPG:

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After a longer time than we would have thought necessary, we have clarified the rights to two of the MegaTraveller Journals originally by Digest Group, and are now able to make them available through DriveThruRPG. That is:

MegaTraveller Journal No. 3. It covers the Domain of Deneb and the minor race Jonkereen. 104 pages. PDF.

MegaTraveller Journal No. 4. It covers Lords of Thunder (later re-used by Hunter Gordon in Traveller D20), plus an essay on Imperial Law, and a variety of other items. 104 pages. PDF.

In print, these were $12.95 25 years ago, and they will list at $9.99 later this year. For now, however, we’re offering both in a bundle for $15.

https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product...rnal-34-BUNDLE

The obvious question is: Will we have the other Digest Group Traveller materials available? We have hopes, but we don't know.

Nathan Brazil · #3 February 11th, 2020, 02:46 AM

Fear us g'naak!
WE ARE THE LITTLE PONIES OF DEATH AND
WE
HAVE
RETURNED!
FOR THE HERD!

Condottiere · #4 February 11th, 2020, 04:10 AM

Yet, friendship is magic.

Nathan Brazil · #5 February 11th, 2020, 09:02 AM

The two are not incongruous.

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Originally Posted by Nathan Brazil

Battle Scars (or tattoos or branding) are their Cutie Marks.

After the successful g'naak hunt at Gateway Station, 1120:
"Your bravery and fervor to save the herd against the human vermin was nothing short of amazing. For your service we will braid you and mark you so all across the heavens will know of you now and forever." Raising the glowing iron brand, the leader nods. "Hold him." The soldier does not cry out. Tears of joy flow from his eyes as the brand seared his rump.

Later, I spoke with he who would lead us.
"How could you endure that pain?"
"There is nothing I would not do to save our herd. Symbols are but one measure."
"Let us drink to your cutie mark. What is you name, sir?"
"Anv!ull’lxux."

- The Gods of Thunder, Scroll 1, Chapter 3, psalm 6