Fan Sites
- Freelance Traveller:
A collection of fan-based material maintained by Jeff Zeitlin.
- Worldbuilding
by Evil Dr. Ganymede: A true life doctorate in planetary science offers
revised stellar and world generation rules based on science.
- TNE mailing list. The
current incarnation of the mailing list is now hosted by Groups.io
- Central Supply Catalog: Chuck
McKnight's website gives players a list of equipment and supplies that they can
buy. There's even a shopping cart which tabulates the total cost of your order.
- Daryen's Traveller
Page: A web site for the Spinward States TNE-1248 author.
- Ace
Dog: Hugh Foster's Traveller website contains starships, deck plans, his
version of Foreven sector, and "The Traveller Warbook".
- Skaran.net by Antony Farrell:
Starships, artwork, Banners sector, and United Worlds Commonwealth
Campaign, a Traveller variant universe utilizing stargates for FTL travel.
- The Vyborg
Campaign by Antti Lahtinen: Good site for TNE gearheads. Antti has
developed several FF&S design spreadsheets which are extremely helpful.
- The Missouri Archive:
Compiled by Joe Heck, this is a vast collection of material from the first four
incarnations of Traveller.
- The History of Imperium
Working Group: (Site down 2021)
Basically, an organization whose purpose was to expand upon
Traveller. Although now officially defunct, it still has worthwhile material
posted. There were branches of the HIWG, but all are gone as far as I can tell.
Where To Buy Old Traveller
Materials
- DriveThruRPG.com:
Offering Traveller pdfs from GDW, FFE, Mongoose, and a whole host of
licensed start-up companies.
- eBay:
As much as the site has gone downhill by bleeding sellers with fees and removing
negative feedback options, it's still the best place to find rare stuff in
terms of selection and price. That link will bring you up the search results for
"Traveller" in their "RPG/Science Fiction" section. I'm on the lookout for
better site.
- Noble Knight Games: A web
site "dedicated to the buying and selling of out-of-print RPG's and Boardgames."
They've got a pretty good-sized catalog and they do a great job of packaging
your order. Definitely worth checking out. Online ordering available since 8/00.
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