Best CT One Shot for new GM

[igycrctl]

New Traveller GM here looking for suggestions on a good one shot. Thanks.

 

[mike wightman]

The double adventure Death Station, you can get the MgT pdf version of it for free or purchase the original as a pdf.

 

[Vargas]

The double adventure Death Station, you can get the MgT pdf version of it for free or purchase the original as a pdf.

Seconded.

 

[Vargr Breath]

ANNIC NOVA

 

[ThrorII]

Death Station (either CT or MgT) is a great one-shot adventure.

 

[ady]

New Traveller GM here looking for suggestions on a good one shot. Thanks.

Shadows is one my favourites, it has a sort of D&D 'exploring an ancient dungeon full of traps and gribblies' feel to it. It can be especially tense due to the corrosive atmosphere setting a time limit on the explorer's vacc suits.

 

[McPerth]

I like "night of conquest" for this.

Is a quick action adventure and not a dungeon crawl, but, OTOH, it has less science-fiction aspects than most...

 

[Dragoner]

ANNIC NOVA

Yes, I agree with this one, Annic Nova is really good.

 

[nastutt]

76 Patrons has some good ideas, you can alter them to make them more interesting for modern gamers. I find a lot of the classic adventures a bit lame and dated personally. Just add some intrigue, a good NPC - maybe an alien one like a Vargr or Aslan, some sort of combat and spaceship flight, and you are away.

 

[Grav_Moped]

I like "night of conquest" for this.

Is a quick action adventure and not a dungeon crawl, but, OTOH, it has less science-fiction aspects than most...

On the other hand, today's conceptions of what's possible with handheld personal radios/computers may break the scenario as designed.

 

[Spinward Scout]

Shadows is one my favourites, it has a sort of D&D 'exploring an ancient dungeon full of traps and gribblies' feel to it. It can be especially tense due to the corrosive atmosphere setting a time limit on the explorer's vacc suits.

Shadows is a great adventure that was play tested at Winter War in Champaign Illinois by Marc Miller.

It reminds me of the movie Prometheus a little bit.