Would Mongoose do a book like this?

[Spinward Scout]

It's for D&D, but it's great example of a scenario or module or adventure book.

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They don't have to be long adventures even.

Would love to see Mongoose's take on something like this.

 

[MongooseMatt]

We wouldn't not do a book like that...

 

[Spinward Scout]

But 60 adventures?

You'd probably have to take almost every Traveller adventure ever made and update them to Mongoose...

 

[Quint]

Call the book "Amber Zone" and fill it with 2-page adventures. It worked for the original JTAS, make good enough to work here - though I do have a fear that the context has changed enough that it wouldn't work as well.

D.

 

[aramis]

Call the book "Amber Zone" and fill it with 2-page adventures. It worked for the original JTAS, make good enough to work here - though I do have a fear that the context has changed enough that it wouldn't work as well.

D.

There's already a book of suitable adventures by Mongoose. About 1/3 of 760 Patrons is campaign suitable.

 

[GypsyComet]

The secret to such a book is the chrome: setting tidbits, notable NPCs/patrons/connections, useful locations, etc. After a certain number of adventure hooks those start to repeat; there are only so many basic needs/plots: escort, assassinate, resource fetch, missing person, and so on. Those are the excuse to develop maps, people, goods, and artifacts.

And no, I don't consider this an argument to stop anyone from doing this. Chrome is one of the things this game thrives on.