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professional job." Watson liked that experience points were not emphasized in gameplay: "It is refreshing to see that the adventures and color of the game's play is reward enough and the players are not channeling their energy into the rather silly chase of ethereal experience points. Too often, this chase becomes more important than actual play itself!" He concluded with a strong recommendation, saying, "

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quickly became linked with the Imperium campaign background developed by GDW... This background offers a great degree of freedom for individual referees to run campaigns of their own devising, while providing enough basic groundwork to build from, and has proved to be immensely successful. Everything

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TravellerMap is an interactive map detailing the primary setting for Traveller. While it was originally fan-made, it has been made canon by reference, which reference states that what appears in real life on that site is what appears in-universe to users of a certain widely used stellar navigational

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is necessarily complex, and it presumes on the part of the potential referee considerable familiarity with other role-playing games and the literature of science fiction." Freeman gave this game an Overall Evaluation of "Good", concluding, "For experienced players wishing a truly open-ended, science

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The game was set during a rebellion which shattered the Imperium. Supplements and magazines produced during this era detailed the progression of the rebellion from the initial assassination of the Emperor in 1116 to the collapse of large-scale interstellar trade in roughly 1124 (the beginning of the

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as #2 in the top ten role-playing games of all time, saying "Packaged in a plain black jacket with some simple bars of color, there is nothing inherently fancy about Traveller, and yet it has remained a viable source of entertainment to gamers through ten editions and six gaming companies that have

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were a major race in the distant past; their ruins dot planets throughout charted space and their artifacts are more technically advanced than those of any existing civilization. For unknown reasons, they transplanted humans from Earth to dozens of worlds, uplifted Terran wolves to create the Vargr

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setting, interstellar travel is relatively new, Earth is still divided into nation-states, and the most powerful nations are competitively exploring and colonizing the fifty light-year sphere of surrounding space. Mongoose Publishing released a sourcebook for the setting in 2012 that adapted it to

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designed by Loren K. Wiseman, sketched out about one race per quarter, starting with the Aslan in Issue 7. Taken together with aliens casually mentioned or introduced in separate scenarios or adventures—often arbitrarily—there is therefore no indication that the number of minor races is limited in

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the finest commercially available role-playing game." Goldberg didn't consider it perfect, criticizing the game's lack of imaginary vision of technology of the future. Although he liked the "sophisticated and elegant" character generation system, he felt that "All too often, a player will have to

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is first class, a tradition with Game Designer's Workshop. The box lid and covers of the three booklets are done in a simple but highly effective combination of red and white lettering on a black background. The interior layout and printing is also of the best quality; the printing is an entirely

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universe is cosmopolitan and features various races, including major races like Aslan, Droyne, Hivers, K'kree, and Vargr, as well as numerous minor races. The game's history also features the Ancients, a highly advanced race that left behind ruins and artifacts scattered throughout the universe.

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A character can be human, robot, alien, or of a genetically engineered species. A character can be civilian, military, or noble, a young cadet, or a tried-and-true veteran, each with strengths and weaknesses. Death during character generation is possible in some editions, a mechanic that became

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is a tabletop game where characters journey through star systems, engaging in exploration, ground and space battles, and interstellar trading. Players assume various roles, such as humans, robots, aliens, or genetically engineered species. The game is influenced by various literary works and

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has won multiple Origins Awards and was inducted into the Origins Hall of Fame in 1996. While the game has faced some criticism, such as slow character growth and anachronistic weapons, it remains a classic in the role-playing hobby. Some video games and software have been based on the

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still stands as one of the most significant traditional sci-fi RPGs, thanks in part, to its proximity to the dawn of the hobby, but also to both its scope and the crisp simplicity of its systems. Any game since that involves complex technology ... builds on a foundation established by

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Traveller is a tabletop role-playing game. Characters journey between star systems, engaging in exploration, ground and space battles, and interstellar trading. One player, the game master or referee, oversees task attempts and guides events as the players explore the setting.

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is the only serious attempt to provide a really comprehensive set of role-playing rules for science fiction: interstellar travel, exploration, trade, combat at all levels, and so on." Freeman warned potential players, "Considering the territory it seeks to cover,

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Early in the adventures and supplements, a default setting emerged, based on in-house play tests done for the game. In this setting, the human-dominated Third Imperium is the largest interstellar empire in charted space, a feudalistic union of worlds, where local

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called this science fiction role-playing game "the standard by which all others are measured ... a brilliant design of remarkable scope ... and a milestone in the hobby." Swan felt this game's popularity stemmed from two reasons: "First, many of the

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spend an entire afternoon rolling dice before he gains a reasonable character." Goldberg concluded with a positive recommendation: "If you have at least a casual interest in science fiction and role-playing, you should definitely invest in a copy of

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gave a strong recommendation for the new game, saying, "Altogether, what is here is very satisfactory and much of it is stimulating. The presentation is exemplary, the detail impressive, the treatment exacting and the inventiveness inspired."

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The original version was designed and published by GDW in 1977. The core rules originally came as a box set of three black digest-sized books, and were later compiled into a single volume rulebook. This edition is also sometimes called by the

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setting, to the early days of Earth's presence in space at the time when Earth first started to send out interstellar ships to include the period just after the Third Interstellar War between the Terran Confederation (Earth) and the gigantic

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Additional minor races are numerous. An early publication from GDW notes that "The minor races, of which there are hundreds within the area of known space, will be largely left up to individual referees." GDW's quarterly publication, the

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Interstellar society is socially stratified (high, mid, and low passage; SOC (Social Status) is a primary character attribute). Affairs are often managed by independent nobility, who make use of classic titles such as Baron, Duke and

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is highly regarded for its production value, sophisticated character generation system, and consistent rules. It has received positive reviews across various editions, with some critics calling it the best science-fiction RPG.

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emphasizes commerce, sociological stratification, and a mix of low and high technology. The setting is centered around the human-dominated Third Imperium, a feudalistic interstellar empire. Despite the focus on humans, the

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Along with energy weapons, there is also a strong presence of slug-throwing weapons such as rifles and pistols. The prevailing theory is that (usually) the most efficient way to stop someone is with kinetic energy (e.g.

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Starships range from small one-person scouts, to giant planetoid colony ships. Design rules balance power, life support, and defenses for consistent ships. GDW published several board games allowing

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Since primitive worlds exist near technological worlds, primitive weapons such as swords, shields, pikes, and bows are included. Characters often have some sort of blade skill for close combat.

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Worlds range from barren planetoid moons to large gas giant worlds, from uncolonized territories to planets with billions of people. The world generation rules produce a random mix of worlds.

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as its base and is set at the time of the Solomani Rim War around Imperial year 990, about a century before the era depicted in the original game. The preferred setting is the

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Equipment emphasizes wilderness exploration, hazardous environments, and combat. As a result, equipment lists are heavy on vehicles, sensor equipment, communicators, rations,

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while the same format was used for early support material, such as the adventures, supplements and further books. Later supplements and updated versions of the main

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No. 50. Morrison commented that "I would seriously recommend that FASA take this off the market and re-write it from the ground up. There's definitely room for a

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rules and rely on six-sided dice. Each edition presents different settings, timelines, and mechanics, showcasing the game's adaptability and enduring popularity.

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Characters have six primary characteristics, generated by a roll of two six-sided dice. Other characteristics also exist to add nuance to alien characters.

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Some characters have extra-sensory perception, telekinesis, telepathy, and other psychic abilities, which are organized and standardized into "psionics".

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that developed faster-than-light travel independently. In addition to Humaniti, the standard list of major races includes the honor-bound catlike

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is a unique SF game and probably the best of the role-playing variety. It offers a colorful but consistent future for players to adventure in."

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material ... ensures that the game will continue to attract attention." Swan concluded by giving the game his top rating of 4 out of 4.

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from political intrigue to action-packed mercenary actions, trading or scientific exploration is possible, and a lot more besides....

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People remain people and continue to show courage, wisdom, honesty and justice, along with cowardice, deceit, and criminal behavior.

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concepts are so inventive and revolutionary that they continue to ripple through the RPG industry ... Second, the sheer volume of

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Characters are defined not by the need to increase native skill and ability but by achievements, discoveries, wealth, and so on.

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A second edition was published in 2016 and updated in 2022. It uses a full color production style while resembling the original

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left off, but, if there is any justice, will end up being more popular than that venerable relic. For one thing, the

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introduced full sized booklets, complete re-writes of the game system and significant changes to the Third Imperium.

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Set in the former territory of the Third Imperium after interstellar government and society had largely collapsed.

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Cybernetics and non-sentient robots also show up in equipment lists, as do artifacts from ancient civilizations.

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system and takes place in an alternate timeline in which no Rebellion occurred and Virus was never released.

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was close to perfect, giving it a top rating of 6 out of 6 and saying, "Time-tested and buffed to a sheen,

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at Science Fiction & Fantasy Stack Exchange, which is licensed in a way that permits reuse under the

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Despite the thematic dominance of the human race, with most adventures taking place in human space, the

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an above-average rating of 4 out of 5, saying, "Although there are some typos and omissions, overall,

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brand and setting lapsed, the purely mechanical elements of this game were republished as the generic

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has written several novels set in the "Concordat" fictional universe he originally developed for his

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from 2004. The timeline was rolled back to 2170, which is several millennia earlier than the usual

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The core rules focus on human characters, but there is support for using and playing aliens.

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Pettengale, Paul (Christmas 1996). "Arcane Presents the Top 50 Roleplaying Games 1996".

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is the best game of its type, recommended for the sophisticated science fiction gamer."

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A new set of rules made by re-working and integrating concepts from earlier rulesets.

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are the current rulesets. Both rely on six-sided dice and both draw from the original

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rules and adventures. It is presented as a future extrapolation of the speculative

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Designers & Dragons. '70-'79 : A history of the roleplaying game industry

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has been published in various editions since 1977. The original version, known as

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Slack, Andy (February 1983). "An Introduction to Traveller Part III: Scenarios".

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Computer programs have been created to model and predict starship combat using

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Slack, Andy (March 1983). "An Introduction to Traveller Part IV: Scenarios".

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in the development of the three novels published to date. Lee also wrote the

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will endure as long there's enough plastic to manufacture six-sided dice."

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projects before destroying their civilization in a catastrophic civil war.

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magazine to determine the 50 most popular roleplaying games of all time,

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The current version, v5.10, was printed in 2019 as three distinct books:

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The setting features descendants of humanity who are collectively called

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Published by QuickLink Interactive (QLI) in 2002, this version uses the

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is a success. If you like your SF on a grand, starspanning scale then

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operate largely free from oversight and restricted by convention and

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rules are fairly consistent (moreso than is usual for such games)."

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universe is cosmopolitan and contains many technologically advanced

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has been featured in a few novels and at least two video games.

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fiction, role-playing campaign, there is no real alternative."

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published this version both in a traditional format and as an

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space battles to be played out as games in their own right -

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Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License

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s still around and that's good. I hope it always will be."

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region of the Imperium. After the company's license to the

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and transplanted them to another world, and undertook many

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Originally published by GDW as an updated replacement for

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is the first RPG that feels like a distinct game, free of

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Several novels have been specifically set in the various

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rule books and supplements, including the core box set.

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Johnson, Forrest (May–June 1980). "Capsule Reviews".

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There are two different Backwards Mask books in the

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one of the true classics of the roleplaying hobby".

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Commerce is the major driving force of civilization.

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Marc Miller lists a number of books that influenced

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T4 is set in the early days of the Third Imperium (

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