Freelance Traveller

Jan/Feb 2024	Department	Article Title	Author
	From the Editor		Jeff Zeitlin
	Featured Article
	The Prep Room	Pan-Galactic Empires: Defining the Broad Strokes of the Setting	W.N.Vossbrink
	Critics’ Corner	Stranded	Jeff Zeitlin
		Double Adventure 3: The Argon Gambit/Death Station	Paul Anuni
		Hellion’s Hoard	Paul Anuni
		Off the Table: Agent of the Imperium	Shannon Appelecline
	Doing It My Way	The Physical World	Richard Honeycutt
		Wafer Tech for Mongoose Traveller	“Garnfellow”
		Cats of the Far Future	Jo Jaquinta
	Raconteurs’ Rest	The Astoundingly True Tale of José Fabuloso [Chapter 7]	Jo Jaquinta
	Kurishdam	The Club Room: The Ularu	Robert Pearce
		Lecture Hall and Library: Jump Destination: Trin	Alvin Plummer
		Lecture Hall and Library: Jump Destination: Sombra (Lea en español)	Gaizka Márquez
	Columns	Confession of a Newbie Referee: #68: Artistic Maps	Timothy Collinson
	Fascinating Flora	Rayel Flytrap	Tom Bladon
	In a Store Near You	Kwil	Jeff Zeitlin
	Multimedia Gallery	The Pirates of Drinax Graphic Stories: #10: Mayhem on Marduk	Joe Adams
	The Shipyard	Ship Structure and Hull Size Limitations	Christopher Thrash
	Active Measures	Getting Off the Ground: Two Patron Encounters for Traveller	Jim Vassilakos
		Getting Off the Ground: Deliver Medicine	P-O Bergstedt

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From the Editor

This issue represents the beginning of Freelance Traveller’s fifteenth year as a PDF magazine, a goal met by few industry magazines at all, and one that we certainly didn’t expect to reach when we floated the concept issue in November of 2009.

That we have lasted through fourteen years and are still going strong is a tribute to the strength and creativity of the Traveller community, with over 45 years of development through multiple versions of the game.

Thank you for sharing your creativity with us, and through us, with others in the community. It’s that sharing that ultimately strengthens the community and keeps Traveller alive, whether it’s done through these pages, through forums and mailing lists, or through programs such as TAS at DTRPG.