Freelance Traveller

May/June 2019	Department	Article Title	Author
	From the Editor		Jeff Zeitlin
	Featured Articles
	Raconteurs’ Rest	After-Action Report: TravCon19 (UK)	Timothy Collinson
	Critics’ Corner	Great Rift Adventure 3: Flatlined	Jeff Zeitlin
		Mongoose Traveller 2nd Edition: Reach Adventure 1: Marooned on Marduk	‘the Guvnor’
		Mongoose Traveller 2nd Edition Referee’s Screen	Megan Robertson
		Cepheus Light: Three Formats	Steve Attwood
	Doing It My Way	Converting Worlds from Milieu 1100 to Milieu 0	Bill Prankard
		Task Systems: An Alternative Task System for Traveller	Matt Stevens
	Kurishdam	Lecture Hall and Library: The DiGroat Packet Line	Bill Cameron
		Lecture Hall and Library: An Ancient Mystery: Darrian Ruins in the Sacnoth Dominate	David Johnson
	Raconteurs’ Rest	After-Action Report: Traveller at DunDraCon 2019	Joshua Levy
		Smoke Test: Once in a Blue Moon [Chapter One]	Michael Capriola and C. A. Pella
	The Prep Room	Jottings #9: Penalties for Transgression	Jeff Zeitlin
	In A Store Near You	Wetzler Medical’s Pocket Defibrillator (Model H180/10C)	Craig Glesner
		The Gun Shop: Advanced Lasers: TL13 Laser Weapons for MegaTraveller and Striker	Ken Pick
		The Showroom: Eliason-class Snowmobile	Ewan Quibell
		PersonaCore Expert System	Scott Diamond
	Columns	Confessions of a Newbie Referee: #38: A Job Ad of Sorts	Timothy Collinson
	Less Dangerous Game	Skrafolg	Benedikt Schwarz
	Active Measures	Rite of Passage	Roger Barr
	The Freelance Traveller Cookbook	Gaming with Diabetes II—Keeping Control at Cons	Joshua Levy
	Up Close and Personal	Pembroke Colton Krankheilt	Rob Miracle

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From the Editor

Lots of little articles is as good as a few long ones. They fill up the magazine, with lots of different things to cover a lot of different Traveller interests. Lots of little articles isn’t as good as a few long ones. They deplete the article reserve, making it harder to find enough material for the next issue without begging even harder than usual. Or cutting the length of an issue. I don’t like either of those alternatives. Over the next weeks, I’m going to be posting ideas and requests on the TML and in the forums; I’d really like it if I got a good response to them. Please?

(N.B. The TravellerCON/USA Kickstarter hasn’t kicked off yet. I’ll post on the TML, forums, and Social Media when it goes live!)