Good Morning, All!
My apologies for interrupting your usual morning routine, but I'd like to announce the premiere issue of an online PDF fanzine for Traveller! The Winter 2005 issue of Stellar Reaches can be downloaded from its website, found at:
http://www.geocities.com/stellar_reaches/index.html
By the way, it's FREE!
Following in the footsteps of such fan-created Traveller magazines as "Security Leak" and "Third Imperium", Stellar Reaches is intended to provide fan-generated support for both Traveller T20 and Classic Traveller (although much of the material can be used by other Traveller systems with little translation.) The editor and organizer of this effort, being a fan of the Classic Traveller and MegaTraveller fanzines of old, has created a PDF fanzine similar in content to these original sources of fun and discovery.
And it's FREE!
In each issue, readers will find details for one quadrant of a featured sector (the first four issues focus on the Empty Quarter sector during the Gateway Era), as well as an adventure based in that region of space, to help introduce players to the region. Supporting articles, such as starship and vehicles designs, background information or new game mechanics, typically lend support to the adventure or setting depicted in the issue.
All this can be yours, for FREE!
It is our goal to release a new issue of Stellar Reaches quarterly, with 20 to 40 pages of content in each issue, depending on submissions. While Stellar Reaches primarily supports Traveller T20 and Classic Traveller, articles submitted for other Traveller systems will definitely be considered. While the primary focus of content is expected to be on the Gateway Era and Classic Traveller time frames at first (with the intention to support TNE 1248 as well, once that particular core book is released), other eras may also come into focus as other authors submit articles, and new products become available on the market.
And it's all yours, for FREE!
A Personal Note: Please realize that this is a non-profit operation, ran totally based on our love for the game. The only payment we receive is the recognition of Traveller fans for our work. We sincerely hope you enjoy our efforts, but if you do not, we ask that you bear in mind that it didn't cost you anything, either.
After all, it's FREE!
In Issue #1, Winter 2005, you'll find the following: an article detailing the Bwap minor race for Traveller T20, astrography and library data for the Gamma Quadrant of the Empty Quarter sector circa 993, an adventure set in the Gamma Quadrant of the Empty Quarter sector, statistics for the Guardian-class bwap runabout courier, a new alien lifeform from an Empty Quarter world and a patron encounter to round things out.
Did I mention it was FREE?
We hope you enjoy our efforts, and we're looking forward to presenting a wealth of new material in Issue #2, Spring 2005, which is intended for release this May!
Happy Travelling,
Jason "Flynn" Kemp
BTW, as this is hosted on a Geocities website, please be aware that occasionally, the file may not be available if there are heavy downloads within a short duration of time. If you get an error related to that, please wait a while and try to download it again. Thank you!
My apologies for interrupting your usual morning routine, but I'd like to announce the premiere issue of an online PDF fanzine for Traveller! The Winter 2005 issue of Stellar Reaches can be downloaded from its website, found at:
http://www.geocities.com/stellar_reaches/index.html
By the way, it's FREE!
Following in the footsteps of such fan-created Traveller magazines as "Security Leak" and "Third Imperium", Stellar Reaches is intended to provide fan-generated support for both Traveller T20 and Classic Traveller (although much of the material can be used by other Traveller systems with little translation.) The editor and organizer of this effort, being a fan of the Classic Traveller and MegaTraveller fanzines of old, has created a PDF fanzine similar in content to these original sources of fun and discovery.
And it's FREE!
In each issue, readers will find details for one quadrant of a featured sector (the first four issues focus on the Empty Quarter sector during the Gateway Era), as well as an adventure based in that region of space, to help introduce players to the region. Supporting articles, such as starship and vehicles designs, background information or new game mechanics, typically lend support to the adventure or setting depicted in the issue.
All this can be yours, for FREE!
It is our goal to release a new issue of Stellar Reaches quarterly, with 20 to 40 pages of content in each issue, depending on submissions. While Stellar Reaches primarily supports Traveller T20 and Classic Traveller, articles submitted for other Traveller systems will definitely be considered. While the primary focus of content is expected to be on the Gateway Era and Classic Traveller time frames at first (with the intention to support TNE 1248 as well, once that particular core book is released), other eras may also come into focus as other authors submit articles, and new products become available on the market.
And it's all yours, for FREE!
A Personal Note: Please realize that this is a non-profit operation, ran totally based on our love for the game. The only payment we receive is the recognition of Traveller fans for our work. We sincerely hope you enjoy our efforts, but if you do not, we ask that you bear in mind that it didn't cost you anything, either.
After all, it's FREE!
In Issue #1, Winter 2005, you'll find the following: an article detailing the Bwap minor race for Traveller T20, astrography and library data for the Gamma Quadrant of the Empty Quarter sector circa 993, an adventure set in the Gamma Quadrant of the Empty Quarter sector, statistics for the Guardian-class bwap runabout courier, a new alien lifeform from an Empty Quarter world and a patron encounter to round things out.
Did I mention it was FREE?
We hope you enjoy our efforts, and we're looking forward to presenting a wealth of new material in Issue #2, Spring 2005, which is intended for release this May!
Happy Travelling,
Jason "Flynn" Kemp
BTW, as this is hosted on a Geocities website, please be aware that occasionally, the file may not be available if there are heavy downloads within a short duration of time. If you get an error related to that, please wait a while and try to download it again. Thank you!