Freelance
Traveller
| July/August 2024 | Department | Article Title | Author |
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From the Editor | Jeff Zeitlin | |
| Featured Article | |||
| Active Measures | The Far Colony | Michael A. Cessna |
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| Critics’ Corner | Introductory Adventure: The Imperial Fringe | Paul Anuni | |
| LOCALE: Startowns | Jeff Zeitlin | ||
| Mirabilis | “Pookie” | ||
| Off the Table: Far Trader #1 | Tim Tow | ||
| Active Measures | Snake Oil Salesman | Thomas Barclay | |
| Other Roads | Travelling in the Hub Federation | Jeff Zeitlin | |
| Raconteurs’ Rest | After-Action Report: Mission to Mithril (Holy Rood Games Night II) | Timothy Collinson | |
| Playing Games | Jeffrey Schwartz | ||
| The Astoundingly True Take of José Fabuloso [Chapter 10] | Jo Jaquinta | ||
| Kurishdam |
Lecture Hall and Library: Jump Destination: Polhishe | Jo Jaquinta | |
| Games People Play: Kerx | Jeff Zeitlin |
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| In A Store Near You | The Hiring Hall: Bratom Solutions | Timothy Collinson | |
| Multimedia Gallery | The Pirates of Drinax Graphic Stories: #11A: Failure to Launch | Joe Adams | |
| Up Close and Personal | Bouv Kaldehar | Timothy Collinson | |
| Columns | Confessions of a Newbie Referee: #71: Shame | Timothy Collinson |
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| The Prep Room | Ostracism in RPGs | Jim Vassilakos | |
| Doing It My Way | Fixing Standard Cargo Containers | Jason Barnabas | |
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From the Editor
To paraphrase George Peppard (from the US TV series The A-Team), “I love it when an issue comes together!” While there are a few reprinted articles, the available submitted articles were good in both number and length so that I had to do very little “jigsaw puzzling” to get the issue to fit neatly in the allotted space. This was an especially good thing as I was otherwise “losing” time to stress and weather-induced ennui. The result is the issue you see before you.
Next issue will be a Theme Issue: “Ancients, Droyne, and Chirpers”. There’s still time to get articles on this theme into the submissions bin; any section of the magazine is fair game. Please join the fun!
Finally, thank you to everyone who contributes to Freelance Traveller, and also to everyone who reads it. It is you, collectively, that defines my success.