[[World|Enope|Spinward Marches|Regina|2205]] TC addition.

[maksimsmelchak]

[[World|Enope|Spinward Marches|Regina|2205]]

I am recommending an addition to Enope's trade classification codes:

Current under T5SS: Hi Ic In Na

Suggested: Hi Ic In Na An

Traveller Wiki link: http://wiki.travellerrpg.com/Enope_(world)

I believe that GURPS Traveller: Behind the Claw states:

"The Caverns of Enope are one of the seven wonders of the Regina subsector. They appear to be the result of an Ancient experiment in creating habitable places on airless worlds. Enope's underground is honeycombed with strings and clusters of interconnected artificial caverns filled with fertile soil and kept lit and watered by mysterious processes. Flora and fauna from dozens of worlds, left to evolve on their own for 300,000 years, have mingled to created an amazing cornucopia of biological diversity."

I may be mistaken as to the source.

Thank you for your consideration.

Shalom,
Maksim-Smelchak.

 

[DonM]

T5SS specifically excludes Behind the Claw as a source, as per Marc.

If you want to disagree, or have other sources to suggest...

 

[maksimsmelchak]

T5SS specifically excludes Behind the Claw as a source, as per Marc.

If you want to disagree, or have other sources to suggest...

Ok. I will check the sources to see if there is other data from non-excluded sources.

Thanks.

Shalom,
Maksim-Smelchak.

 

[Hyphen]

T5SS specifically excludes Behind the Claw as a source, as per Marc.

If you want to disagree, or have other sources to suggest...

Dang! Is that simply because it's GURPS? Otherwise it's from Martin Dougherty - always good value!

(And he borrowed part of "my" Tavonni's background as flavour text, so that's another big plus!) ;-) ;-)

 

[aramis]

Dang! Is that simply because it's GURPS? Otherwise it's from Martin Dougherty - always good value!

(And he borrowed part of "my" Tavonni's background as flavour text, so that's another big plus!) ;-) ;-)

It's more to do with it contradicting prior sources. It was a serious rush job.

 

[DonM]

It's more to do with it contradicting prior sources. It was a serious rush job.

That, and SJGames has admitted they printed a previous draft, etc. There are several reasons, NONE of which have to do with either Martin or GURPS. Note that there are a number of GURPS books which I would consider a primary source (GURPS Sword Worlds is in easy grabbing distance of my desk at this moment).

 

[rancke]

[[World|Enope|Spinward Marches|Regina|2205]]

I am recommending an addition to Enope's trade classification codes:

Current under T5SS: Hi Ic In Na

Suggested: Hi Ic In Na An

Traveller Wiki link: http://wiki.travellerrpg.com/Enope_(world)

I believe that GURPS Traveller: Behind the Claw states:

"The Caverns of Enope are one of the seven wonders of the Regina subsector. They appear to be the result of an Ancient experiment in creating habitable places on airless worlds. Enope's underground is honeycombed with strings and clusters of interconnected artificial caverns filled with fertile soil and kept lit and watered by mysterious processes. Flora and fauna from dozens of worlds, left to evolve on their own for 300,000 years, have mingled to created an amazing cornucopia of biological diversity."

It's from a JTAS Online article of mine giving a BtC-style paragraph about every world within Jump-6 of Regina (also basic data about same). I forget the exact title, but it should be easy enough to search out.


Hans

 

[maksimsmelchak]

It's from a JTAS Online article of mine giving a BtC-style paragraph about every world within Jump-6 of Regina (also basic data about same). I forget the exact title, but it should be easy enough to search out.
Hans

Thank you, Hans.

Shalom,
Maksim-Smelchak.

 

[DonM]

It's from a JTAS Online article of mine giving a BtC-style paragraph about every world within Jump-6 of Regina (also basic data about same). I forget the exact title, but it should be easy enough to search out.

Noted for consideration as part of the JTAS Online review. While it counts legally as publication, JTAS Online does not get the same consideration for content as a GT book would.