Freelance Traveller

November/December 2019	Department	Article Title	Author
	From the Editor		Jeff Zeitlin
	Featured Article
	Raconteurs’ Rest	After-Action Report: TravellerCON/USA 2019	Jeff Zeitlin
	Critics’ Corner	CD-ROM: Apocrypha II - Judges’ Guild et alia	Jeff Zeitlin
		Cascadia Adventures 1: Save Our Ship	Megan Robertson
		Foreven Worlds: Creatures of Distant Worlds	Bryan Sycamore
		TravellerMap’s Atlas of the Imperium: Second Survey	Timothy Collinson
		Other People’s Toys: Ashen Stars Limited Edition	“kafka”
	Doing It My Way	Navigation in Traveller: Running vs Standing Jumps	Dan Corrin
	Raconteurs’ Rest	After-Action Report: Signal 99	Joshua Levy
		Smoke Test: Once in a Blue Moon [Chapter Four]	Michael Capriola and C.A. Pella
	Kurishdam	The Club Room: Domina Kokeshi and Domidi Ilundoji	Cian Witheren
	Less Dangerous Game	Yenner	Benedikt Schwarz
	The Prep Room	The Great Traveller Make-Off	Timothy Collinson
		Finding Your Way Around the Starport: General Layout, Civilian Dock, and Cargo Dock	Benedikt Schwarz
	Columns	Confessions of a Newbie Referee: #41: Ebb and Flow	Timothy Collinson
	Active Measures	Snowfall	Joe Webb
	In A Store Near You	The Gun Shop: GeDeCo Scout Carbine	Benedikt Schwarz
		Handle With Care: Ice Lily	Martin Carter

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From the Editor

If someone had asked me, back in 2009 when I first floated the idea of Freelance Traveller as a PDF magazine instead of just a website, how long I expected it to last, I would have said… well, I can’t tell you now what I would have said then; I no longer have that mindset. What I can tell you is that I didn’t expect it to last ten years, especially not at 300-odd pages per year.

That, however, is exactly what Freelance Traveller has achieved with the release of this issue: Ten years of publication. Ten years of fan support. If anyone tries to tell you that Traveller is dead or dying, you can point to your support for this magazine and call «bovine fecal production» on them.

I have said that I will keep publishing Freelance Traveller until it becomes evident that the Traveller community no longer supports it, or it stops being fun to do. At the moment, neither appears to be something that may happen any time soon, so if you want to look forward to another ten years, go for it.

And you can always help to increase the likelihood of that next ten years coming to pass, by writing for us—there isn’t a single section that wouldn’t benefit from some fan love.