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![[homepage] [homepage]](http://images.proboards.com/buttons/www_sm.gif) Joined: Jul 2007 Gender: Male  Posts: 296 Location: Midcoast Region, Maine (USA) Karma: 9 |  | Re: Classic Traveller as the OD&D of SFRPGs? « Reply #15 on Sept 15, 2010, 5:17pm » | |
Aug 9, 2010, 5:44pm, coffee wrote:If you're going to get the three books, you might as well spend the same $12 on The Traveller Book. Again, just my Cr0.02. |
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The Traveller Book is awesome, especially if you're into the Imperium setting. The only reason I like the original box is because it compliments my D&D box so well and is divorced from any setting, allowing for more of my own imagination
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Joined: Oct 2009 Gender: Male  Posts: 324 Karma: 13 |  | Re: Classic Traveller as the OD&D of SFRPGs? « Reply #16 on Sept 22, 2010, 11:43pm » | |
Aug 9, 2010, 11:31am, Alex wrote:| There were other versions of Traveller? People think CT was backward? Man, I'm out of touch. I know of 3 LBB Traveller which I thought was the first version. Then recently I found the Traveller Starter Edition which seems to be the same material combined into normal sized pages and better layout plus artwork. But the content seems identical. I never thought there was anything wrong with those rules (aside from wasting space on psionics and improving skills, since both are astronomically unlikely to happen). |
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I really like the Starter Edition but for some reason the Experience and Drugs section were omitted - which is why I prefer the original booklets (1981 revised) or the Traveller Book.
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