Freelance Traveller

June/July 2014	Department	Article Title	Author
	From the Editor		Jeff Zeitlin
	Featured Article
	Active Measures	Angle of Incidence	Michael Brown
	Critics’ Corner	Other People’s Toys: Mindjammer: The Role-Playing Game	Jeff Zeitlin
		Off the Table: Trader Tales from the Golden Age of the Solar Clipper	Kevin Payne
		EPIC Adventure 4: Merchant Cruiser	Ewan Quibell
		Cirque	Timothy Collinson
	Active Measures	Afterday	Michael Brown
	Raconteurs’ Rest	Funny Fish: Choices [Part 4]	Andrea Vallance
		The Lottery	Roger Barr
	Doing It My Way	Building a Ship’s Financial Profile	Jeff Zeitlin
		Travelling Alone	Dave Cooper
		Character Generation Rules: John Law: Character Generation for Classic Traveller/MegaTraveller	Russel Bornschlegel
	Columns	Confessions of a Newbie Referee: #11: Ideas	Timothy Collinson
	Up Close and Personal	Aoungarr Brighteyes	Angus McDonald
	Kurishdam	Lecture Hall and Library: Jump Destination: Breeforth’s Legacy	Ken Pick
		The Club Room: Iper’mar Nomads	Alvin Plummer
	The Shipyard	Mongoose Traveller Designs: Heriot-, Hare-, and Heyerdahl-class Hyperdrive Merchants	Benjamin Pew
	In A Store Near You	The Showroom: Wood and Tree Grav Bikes	Ewan Quibell
		Biojewels	Jeff Zeitlin
		The Promenade: Valshanti’s Spice Experience	Walt Smith

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From the Editor

Whew! A lot of articles this issue, so not a lot of room for my usual blather. I’ll make it quick: The June and July issues were combined simply because real life interfered enough that I simply didn’t have the time to get my act—or the June issue—together. For that, I’m sorry; there’s been an implied promise to get an issue out every month, and I’ve occasionally missed. I also don’t particularly like loading an issue with reprints, but I try to make interesting choices when I feel that reprints are necessary. Which gets back to my usual theme: The more you, my readers, write and send in, the less I have to think about reprints—and the richer the entire Traveller community, not just Freelance Traveller, is thereby. Artwork is good, too—the limited amout that’s been printed has been commented on, with wishes for more. I’m here… why aren’t you?