Freelance Traveller

November 2014	Department	Article Title	Author
	From the Editor		Jeff Zeitlin
	Featured Article
	Raconteurs Rest	After-Action Report: TravellerCON/USA 2014	Jeff Zeitlin
	Critics Corner	Judge Dredd	Megan Robertson
		Other Peoples Toys: Starting Points: World Building	Megan Robertson
		Off the Table: Shadow of the Storm	Jeff Zeitlin
	Active Measures	Aqua Pura	Michael Brown
		Getting Off the Ground: Mind Games: Four Psionic Seeds	Timothy Collinson
	Raconteurs Rest	Funny Fish: Playing With Matches [Part 3]	Andrea Vallance
	Doing It My Way	A Code of Conduct for Psions	Edward Andrews
		Integrating Space Stations Into Your Game	Paul Hillers
	Up Close and Personal	Tonna Blackthorne	Sam Swindell
	In A Store Near You	The Gun Shop: Norge “Duello” Dueling Pistol	Scott Diamond
	The Shipyard	Designs for Marc Miller’s Traveller: Brawanee-class Corvette	Ewan Quibell

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From the Editor

This issue is a bit later than we’d hoped; a little bit of real life got in the way, and when we got everything laid out for publishing, we came up two pages short—so that led to a little scramble to find some articles that would fit. Nevertheless, we managed to put the issue together—and without any reprints, either.

October saw the return of TravellerCON/USA, and our attendance thereat; there’s an after-action report in this issue. The con is much better positioned to grow at the new site than at the old site, and growth is a desirable thing to the ConCom, so we’d welcome ideas for Making It Better. What actually happens is going to depend at least partially on commitments to attend, so start your planning now—the target date is early/mid-October 2015, with a Kickstarter expected to begin in March. One thing that was notable by its absence was any Traveller: The New Era games; if you play or run TNE, please do come and give TNE a presence.

We’ve received a proposal that started out as an article idea, but which has proven worthy of a whole series of articles—or an entire Special Supplement. We’re actively working with the author on that one, but it’s unlikely to be ready in 2014—or even early 2015. It’s worth anticipating, though.

Another large submission was sent to us, at our request to the author at TravellerCON. That will probably be the December issue’s featured material.

There’s a lot more Traveller artwork out there than most people realize; we’re trying to get in touch with some of the artists we’ve found. Hopefully, 2015 will give us the opportunity to share some of it with you, as you’ve requested.

As usual, we encourage you to create material for Freelance Traveller, so that we can be what you want us to be.