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Guide to Gamelords Traveller Supplements on DriveThruRPG

Started by KenHR, May 06, 2009, 01:41:59 PM

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KenHR

Just noticed this while browsing DriveThru:

http://rpg.drivethrustuff.com/product_info.php?products_id=61580

I've got all the environment books, Lee's Guide, Drexilthar Subsector, Wanted: Adventurers and Startown Liberty.  Every one is a gold mine, and far better than most GDW supplements and modules.

Maybe this means that FarFuture will be able to release the FASA/GameLords Apocrypha CD-ROM soon?
For fuck\'s sake, these are games, people.

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Quote from: KenHR;300144I've got all the environment books, Lee's Guide, Drexilthar Subsector, Wanted: Adventurers and Startown Liberty.  Every one is a gold mine, and far better than most GDW supplements and modules.
Agreed. Excellent stuff in those pages.
Quote from: KenHRMaybe this means that FarFuture will be able to release the FASA/GameLords Apocrypha CD-ROM soon?
I hope so.
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KenHR

For fuck\'s sake, these are games, people.

And no one gives a fuck about your ignore list.


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Quote from: KenHR;300480IT'S AVAILABLE!

http://www.farfuture.net/cdroms.html

Oooooooooooooo preeeeetty...

but $35 for the CD though... :(

still it's all kinds of Traveller goodness including the deck plans for the King Richard... oooh....

*fret fret fret*

KenHR

Received this yesterday and am still going through it. Like all the Classic Trav CD-ROMs, this one has some minor issues (still haven't tested any of the OCRing). So far I've found:

Page 52 of Ascent to Anekthor is corrupted.
Pages 13 & 14 of The Undersea Environment are switched.
The map on page 15 of Drenslaar Quest looks to be cut off at the edges.
Page 43 of Drexilthar Subsector is corrupted (still readable).
Page 43 of Rescue on Galatea is missing (I think it was blank anyway).

The FASA deckplans are presented in reduced form and in multi-page scans. I'm not sure what else they could have done without access to a large flatbed scanner.

Still, this is over 1500 pages of material. The item that's intrigued me the most is the FCI Consumer Guide from FASA...even more equipment for the game, with rules on reliability depending on manufacturer...I just love supps like that.
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