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Information about Traveller books. This is mostly paragraphs from catalogs (and some of my own comments).

My list of catalogs includes:

• GDW Winter/Spring 1986 Game Catalog
• GDW Summer/Fall 1986 Game Catalog
• GDW March 1987 Game Catalog
• GDW September 1987 Catalog Update
• GDW May 1988 The Workshop Newsletter
• GDW 1988 Game Catalog
• GDW Summer 1989 Game Catalog
• GDW Winter 1990-91 Games
• GDW 1992 Catalog
• GDW Jan 1996 "Going Out of Business" Catalog
• DGP Spring 1989 Catalog
• IGI MMT 1997 Product Catalog

Publisher List

Game Designers Workshop (GDW)
Paranoia Press
Gamelords
FASA
Games Workshop
Digest Group Publications (DGP)
Judges Guild
The Adjutant
Group One
Marischal Adventures

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GDW Classic Traveller items

• The Traveller Book (Includes Books 1, 2, and 3 [201]) - This is the full text of Starter Traveller, plus introductory material, background, and two adventures, all in one volume. $12.00 [GDW Winter/Spring 1986 Game Catalog].
• The Traveller Adventure ([202]) - Actually, it's much more than an adventure: it's a whole series of adventures making up an integrated campaign. It's a 160-page, 8 1/2 x 11" book filled with enough adventure to last for months of play. The Traveller Adventure is the largest Traveller project ever undertaken, the equivalent of 6 to 8 of our other books, and an amazing bargain. $10.00 [GDW Winter/Spring 1986 Game Catalog, GDW Summer/Fall 1986 Game Catalog, GDW March 1987 Game Catalog].
• Starter Traveller ([251]) - This edition is for the beginner. The rules are very slightly abridged and all collected into one book. All the tables and charts are in a separate booklet for ease of reference. Also included are hints for beginning referees and two introductory adventures. $12.00 [GDW Winter/Spring 1986 Game Catalog, GDW Summer/Fall 1986 Game Catalog, GDW March 1987 Game Catalog].
• Tarsus (Boxed Module [252]) - Tarsus, World Beyond the Frontier is the first of the Traveller boxed modules, designed to demonstrate the immense scope for adventure on a single world, described in detail. The module itself contains maps, adventure folios, character cards, and a planetary reference - far more than can be included in the normal adventure. Tarsus is a planet with a gigantic axial tilt which creates tremendous planetary temperature extremes, from -50° to +75° C in the course of the local ninety day year. Many locations are wastes, while others are flourishing agricultural regions. Tarsus is a planet which is greatly detailed, and will provide a locale for future adventures without liimit. $8.00 [GDW Winter/Spring 1986 Game Catalog].
• Beltstrike (Boxed Module [253]) - Is the newest module; its subject is the sparsely settled Bowman asteroid belt, a lawless collection of (potentially valuable) rocks. It includes detailed information on Bowman's history, inhabitants, and mysteries, plus extensive rules for prospecting and mining the asteroids (which can be easily used in any Traveller setting). Also included is a map of the asteroid settlement Koenig and four folders with scenarios ranging from a claim-jumping attempt to an archeological dig. $8.00 [GDW Winter/Spring 1986 Game Catalog].
• Aslan (Alien Module 1 [254]) - The Aslan are an alien race occupying the area known as the Aslan Hierate, to spinward and rimward of the Imperium. They are descended from carnivore/pouncer stock on their native planet of Kusyu, giving them greater speed and strength than their humanoid neighbors. Individual combat among them is highly ritualized, often using their inherent Dewclaw - a quite formidable natural weapon. Aslan society splits their sexes apart, males being more aggressive, females being more practical. Warlike and honor-bound, the Aslan fit right into Traveller. $7.00 [GDW Winter/Spring 1986 Game Catalog, GDW Summer/Fall 1986 Game Catalog].
• K'kree (Alien Module 2 [255])
• Atlas of the Imperium ([256])
• Vargr (Alien Module 3 [257]) - Unlike the other major races, the Vargr are not naturally evolved, but rather were given their intelligence by the Ancients through genetic manipulation of Terran wolves. These creatures have never become completely unified behind their racial cause, and are thus scattered among a huge number of small states and worlds. They are swayed quite easily into the service of those among them with enough charisma, and such temporary alliances characterize the Vargr situation. Their behavior towards their leaders has caused human society to view them as inconsistent and disloyal, though this is simply one of their cultural traits. Loyal or not, however, Vargr corsairs are a force to be dealt with along their frontier, and have gained a reputation for ruthless efficiency known throughout explored space. $7.00 [GDW Winter/Spring 1986 Game Catalog, GDW Summer/Fall 1986 Game Catalog, GDW March 1987 Game Catalog].
• Zhodani (Alien Module 4 [258]) - This module proves that you don't have to be non-human to be alien. The Zhodani are a strange branch of humanity with a culture based on extensive use of psionic powers. Things which most humans would find as absolutely deplorable the Zhodani accept as a general practice, such as the use of Thought Police and the control of citizenry through psionics for the good of the state. The Zhodani, as well, ahve their reasons to suspect the rest of humanity, which they view as being full of liars and traitors, unwilling to conform to the intellectual norm enjoyed by the Zhodani people. The implications, as in all alien modules, are not at all obvious and are worked out in detail. $7.00 [GDW Winter/Spring 1986 Game Catalog, GDW Summer/Fall 1986 Game Catalog, GDW March 1987 Game Catalog].
• Droyn (Alien Module 5 [259]) - The smallest of the major races, these descendents of the mysterious Ancients are generally content to live a pastoral existence, and the rest of the galaxy ignores them. But they have a few secrets of their own, and this module explains them all: the race's post-Ancient history, psionic talents (eight talents given in this module are unique to the Droyne), varied castes, and odd customs. The module also discusses the Chirpers, that small regressed sub-Droyne race which is found on many of the worlds in the Spinward Marches. An adventure is provided to allow players to role-play as Droyne characters in order to explore their very strange alien culture. however, the question remains - how did this race, which at one time held power over an enormouse part of the galaxy, topple and become the meek little creatures found around the Imperium? $7.00 [GDW Winter/Spring 1986 Game Catalog, GDW Summer/Fall 1986 Game Catalog, GDW March 1987 Game Catalog].
• Solomani (Alien Module 6 [260]) - The original human race was the Solomani - born and evolved on Terra, the source of the many diverse human races that inhabit the Traveller universe. But the Solomani burst into space late, and the other human races had already claimed the planets orbiting other stars, and forced the Solomani to fight for their own place in the interstellar scheme of things. They did, and their struggle brought down old interstellar empires and established new ones. Solomani is a Traveller alien module devoted to the humans of Terra, the Solomani. The module provides detailed rules and background to allow any Traveller referee to run Solomani characters in adventures and campaigns. Rules cover Solomani character generation (including Solomani Party membership and Solomani Security agents), encounters with Solomani, and Solomani starships. The Solomani Rim is mapped and its worlds described with UPPs. Sectors of the Solomani Sphere are named and described. History of the Solomani, from the earliest days of space travel to the present condition of the Solomani Confederation, is covered in detail. And against this background and wealth of rules, this module provides an extended adventure - the search for a lost colony within the Solomani Rim $7.00 [GDW Winter/Spring 1986 Game Catalog, GDW Summer/Fall 1986 Game Catalog, GDW March 1987 Game Catalog].
• The Spinward Marches Campaign ([261]) - A bit error in a high priority transmission brands one of the player-characters a traitor - to be shot on sight. It's all a foul mix-up, but explain that to sixteen plasma-gun-armed Marines in battle dress! This module provides all five elements of a Traveller campaign set in the Spinward Marches: basics, gimmicks, pushes, pulls, and enigmas. Separate segments deal with handling High Guard, Mercenary, Scout, and Merchant Prince characters. Also includes - racial profiles for various races, animal encounter tables, a history of the Marches, and much more. $7.00 [GDW Winter/Spring 1986 Game Catalog, GDW Summer/Fall 1986 Game Catalog, GDW March 1987 Game Catalog].
• Alien Realms ([262]) - The Third Imperium, teeming with life and activity, is the source of countless adventures. however, outside the Imperium there exist worlds untouched by human hands. Aliens have shaped these worlds, worlds where exotic adventures can be had - where a completely new type of science fiction adventure prevails. Alien Realms is an adventure module created especially for the player who has enjoyed the Traveller aliens modules. Eight complete adventures are presented, with exciting new adventuring material for Zhodani, Aslan, Vargr, and Droyne player characters. Each separate scenario deals with one alien race, and the appropriate aliens module must be on hand prior to play. $7.00 [GDW Summer/Fall 1986 Game Catalog, GDW March 1987 Game Catalog].
• Hivers (Alien Module 7 [263]) - Hivers are aliens. They are a cooperative race, but they respect individualism. They live in nests, but can change to another nest any time they want. They abhor violence and war, but they won the only major war they have ever fought. To understand them, and their place in the Traveller universe, this alien module is essential. This module allows players to be Hiver characters, to play adventures in the Hive Federation, and to learn more about their culture. Hivers have their tentacles far into the Imperium and beyond - just what are they up to? $7.00 [GDW Summer/Fall 1986 Game Catalog].
• Darrians (Alien Module 8 [264]) - Of the many recorded human races in known space, among the most unique are the Darrians. Although a minor race, Darrian achievements at one time or another, and Darrian influence in interstellar matters throughout the Spinward Marches, belie their supposed minor status - indeed the Darrians at one time achieved a society and technology even beyond that of the mighty Imperium. Had they not been cut down by a terrible stellar catastrophe, their civilization might have become much more widespread, rivaling the realms of the so-called major races. Darrians takes a close look at this human community, detailing their history and progress, their technology, and their psychology. $7.00 [GDW March 1987 Game Catalog, GDW September 1987 Catalog Update].
• Deluxe Traveller ([300]) - Is designed as a newcomer's introduction to role-playing and to Traveller. It includes the Basic Traveller set of three 48-page books (Books 1, 2, and 3), just like the separate boxed Basic Traveller set. In addition, it contains the following materials: Book 0, An Intruduction to Traveller, covers basic details about role-playing in general, and Traveller in particular. Book 0 discusses many role-playing concepts for the beginning player and referee; it helps guide you into the realm of science fiction role-playing. Introductory Adventure, The Imperial Fringe is a complete adventure for Traveller. All of the basic preparation is pregenerated, and the adventure can be begun once the referee reads through the books. The Spinward Marches Map is a full four-color, 17" x 22" map of a stellar sector which is already the subject of several Traveller adventures. The Introductory Adventure is set in the Spinward Marches. $19.98 [original price].
• Basic Traveller ([301]) - In the distant days of coming centuries, the way to the stars will be opened by bold explorers and brave adventurers. But the way is open today...with Traveller, the role-playing game of science fiction adventure in the far future. Travellers can roam through space to distant worlds, creating fantastic adventures as they explore unknown planets, meet alien races, and search out the secrets of the universe. Traveller is a set of rules describing a complete, consistent, yet open-ended universe; within the framework of the rules, players lend their own imaginations to the game as they react, evaluate situations, and decide on courses of action. The Traveller referee establishes a situation. It may be a job that needs doing, or a rumor of strange races or lost ships, or a thousand other possibilities. The players search for their elusive goal, bargaining for information or profit, fighting for their lives when necessary. They piece together the clues they find, ultimately reaching exotic planets, puzzling out enigmas, and furthering their own ends. Traveller is adventure in the far future, with situations limited only by the imaginations of the players. $11.98 [original price].
• En Garde ([302]) - Is role-playing in the world of the Three Musketeers. This is not related to Traveller, but I put this in so you know I didn't forget something.
• 1001 Characters (Supplement 1 [303]) - Puts characters at his fingertips when a referee running a Traveller adventure suddenly needs a gang of ruffians. And when the band of adventurers decides to hire a computer expert, this supplement again fills the need. Characters for each of six services are provided with UPP, cash balance, age, rank, and skills. $3.98 [original price].
• Mercenary (Book 4 [304]) - Codifies the soldiers of fortune of the Traveller universe. Rules are presented for army and marine character generation, military training and organization, combat, and equipment. Equipment covered runs from simple assault rifles to man-portable fusion guns and anti-laser aerosols. Plus sample mercenary tickets. $6.00 [GDW Winter/Spring 1986 Game Catalog, GDW Summer/Fall 1986 Game Catalog, GDW March 1987 Game Catalog].
• Animal Encounters (Supplement 2 [305]) - Is more than just a booklet of beasts. It provides a coherent system for classifying alien animals and tables for encountering various types of animals in various ecological systems. The tables are broken down by world size, atmosphere type, and by various terrain. Also includes events such as earthquakes, storms, and meteor showers. $6.00 [GDW Winter/Spring 1986 Game Catalog, GDW Summer/Fall 1986 Game Catalog, GDW March 1987 Game Catalog].
• The Kinunir (Adventure 1 [306]) - Is a class of Imperial cruiser with an intriging history. Several of its sister ships appeared jinxed, and the Kinunir itself disappeared without a trace while on patrol in 1088. This adventure contains several scenarios that involve this class of ship and provide players with the chance at salvage and profits. $4.00 [GDW Winter/Spring 1986 Game Catalog, GDW Summer/Fall 1986 Game Catalog].
• Snapshot (Game 2 [307]) - Is game 2 for Traveller. With this game, players can fight with cardboard counters (or minature figures) on deck plans. useful separately or as a part of a Traveller campaign where hijacking, piracy, and mutiny are situations that may arise. $7.98 [original price]. ([602]) - Based on the Traveller personal combat system, Snapshot is a game of man-to-man combat on board starships. Square-grid deck plans are provided for two ships: a scout and a free trader. All the basic Traveller weapons are available, from daggers and body pistols to laser rifles. Snapshot is perfect for resolution of hijacking or piracy attempts in Traveller adventures. Complexity - Intermediate. $12.00 [GDW Winter/Spring 1986 Game Catalog].
• High Guard (Book 5 [308]) - Is the most popular Traveller book, a complete rule system for design, construction, and combat for starships ranging from 100 to 1,000,000 tons. Sections detail weapons systems, computers, crew requirements, etc. The book also provides rules for naval characters and their advanced training. Revised edition. $6.00 [GDW Winter/Spring 1986 Game Catalog, GDW Summer/Fall 1986 Game Catalog, GDW March 1987 Game Catalog].
• Spinward Marches (Supplement 3 [309]) - Maps out a complete sector at the edge of the Imperium. Each of 16 pregenerated subsectors contains a map, world data and statistics, and some background data. This information is used throughout the Traveller adventures set in the Marches and is vital to a thorough understanding of most scenarios. $3.98 [original price].
• Citizens of the Imperium (Supplement 4 [310]) - Presents character generation rules for twelve new character types, including barbarians, doctors, scientists, nobles, and rogues. Each type includes forty examples, ready for use as patrons or non-player characters in any ongoing Traveller situation. Check out rogue number 19. $3.98 [original price].
• Research Station Gamma (Adventure 2 [311]) - Involves a group of players in an attempt to help a small, bird-like alien. Its story - a secret Imperial Research Station where biological manipulations are performed on a menagerie of beings. Travellers are guided with rumors, maps, building plans, background data, and ref's notes. $4.00 [GDW Winter/Spring 1986 Game Catalog, GDW Summer/Fall 1986 Game Catalog, GDW March 1987 Game Catalog].
• Shadows/Annic Nova (Double Adventure 1 [312]) - Was the first double adventure. Annic Nova, originally published in Journal #1, is a mysterious alien starship discovered in orbit by a band of adventurers. Shadows is the story of adventurers who are forced to investigate a potentially deadly alien pyramid after it fires on their ship. Both are excellent introductory scenarios. $4.00 [GDW Winter/Spring 1986 Game Catalog, GDW Summer/Fall 1986 Game Catalog, GDW March 1987 Game Catalog].
• Across the Bright Face/Mission on Mithril (Double Adventure 2 [313]) - Is the second double adventure booklet for Traveller. Both are built around crossing inhospitable and poorly mapped terrain in massive tracked vehicles. Bright Face was the official traveller tournament at origins '80. Both adventures are fast-paced tests of players' wits. $4.00 [GDW Winter/Spring 1986 Game Catalog, GDW Summer/Fall 1986 Game Catalog].
• Twilight's Peak (Adventure 3 [314]) - Is an H.G. Wells Award-winning Traveller adventure, an oversize booklet with a startling plot that leads players across the Spinward Marches to forgotten ruins and the remnants of an ancient civilization...while the fate of the Marches hangs in the balance. Also includes a complete section on the Droynes. $4.98 [original price].
• 76 Patrons (Supplement 6 [315]) - Adds new dimension to creating Traveller scenarios. The book is loaded with sixty patron encounters indexed according to type of patron (scout, merchant, assassin, etc.), and each encounter requires a die-roll to specify the exact nature of the situation. There are also sixteen mercenary tickets...enough jobs and missions for months of play. $6.00 [GDW Winter/Spring 1986 Game Catalog, GDW Summer/Fall 1986 Game Catalog].
• Leviathan (Adventure 4 [316]) - Is a merchant vessel of the far future. At the rimward edge of the Spinward Marches, the Leviathan hires on a crew, loads cargo, and sets off for the Out Rim Void, a little-known area just outside the Marches. The scene is set, an itinerary decided, and the adventurers face mysteries and dangers for the sake of profits. $4.00 [GDW Winter/Spring 1986 Game Catalog, GDW Summer/Fall 1986 Game Catalog, GDW March 1987 Game Catalog].
• Best of the Journal, Vol. 1 ([317]) - The Journal of the Travellers' Aid Society is dedicated to players who risk the perils of interstellar travel. Unfortunately, the printing presses have been unable to keep up with demand, and all early issues are out of print. This anthology reprints under one cover all the best articles, news, and information from the first four issues of the Journal. $6.00 [GDW Winter/Spring 1986 Game Catalog, GDW Summer/Fall 1986 Game Catalog, GDW March 1987 Game Catalog].
• Traders and Gunboats (Supplement 7 [318]) - Is a detailed treatment of several common vessels. The book contains complete information on encounters, deck plans, interior details, and background data on far traders, subsidized merchants, seekers, x-boats, tenders, scouts, system defense boats, close escorts and small craft. $3.98 [original price].
• Trillion Credit Squadron (Adventure 5 [319]) - Is an unusual adventure. Instead of concentrating on individual actions, it presents players with all the necessary data to embark on construction of consistent star fleets which can then be used for campaigns of conquest. There are fleet construction parameters, campaign rules, and a complete background for a sample campaign: the Islands Cluster campaign; also tournament rules for use at upcoming conventions. $4.00 [GDW Winter/Spring 1986 Game Catalog, GDW Summer/Fall 1986 Game Catalog, GDW March 1987 Game Catalog].
• Library Data (A-M) (Supplement 8 [320]) - Is the first of two reference volumes containing all the important information about the Traveller universe. In addition to the usual alphabetical entries, this supplement contains historical essays on the Imperium, its emperors, its chronology, and other subjects of interest. All in all, a must for Traveller adventurers. $6.00 [GDW Winter/Spring 1986 Game Catalog, GDW Summer/Fall 1986 Game Catalog].
• Argon Gambit/Death Station (Double Adventure 3 [321]) - Contains two separate scenarios in the back-to-back double adventure format. The Argon Gambit is a complex case of political intrigue where the players are pawns in the hands of the powerful. Death Station is a mission to an orbital biological research laboratory which has broken communication to its planetary station. $4.00 [GDW Winter/Spring 1986 Game Catalog, GDW Summer/Fall 1986 Game Catalog, GDW March 1987 Game Catalog].
• An Introduction to Traveller (Book 0 [322]) - Is a 48-page guide to the universe of Traveller and to role-playing games in general. The book explains the basis of Traveller, details the ins and outs of learning the rules, creating scenarios and campaigns, running adventure sessions, and avoiding common pitfalls. included in the Deluxe Traveller package. $5.98 [original price].
• Marooned/Marooned Alone (Double Adventure 4 [323]) - Involves a group of downed adventurers and their lost companion. The group and the individual, in the interconnected parts of the adventure, must rendezvous and find their way across the outback to civilization, fighting the terrain, hostile natives, dangerous animal life, and mysterious pursuers. $4.98 [original price].
• Fighting Ships (Supplement 9 [324]) - Details twenty ships in Imperial service in the Spinward Marches, with High Guard statistics, function, and illustration. The major emphasis is on the big battleships and cruisers of the fleets. Suggested uses include naval encounters, personal fleets, and designs for Trillion Credit Squadron. $6.00 [GDW Winter/Spring 1986 Game Catalog, GDW Summer/Fall 1986 Game Catalog].
• Expedition to Zhodane (Adventure 6 [325]) - Utilizing the standard adventure format, confronts players with a series of job opportunities...some proving to be very lucrative, and at least as risky. The adventure climaxes with the use of a "personality overlay" device and the risk of a mission to Zhodani space. $4.98 [original price].
• Broadsword (Adventure 7 [326]) - Contains deck plans for the Broadsword class of mercenary cruisers, a detailed table of organization and equipment for the company-sized strike team on board, and four exciting scenarios (one for use with High Guard and three for use with Mercenary and Striker), all set in the Vilis subsector, against the backdrop of the Fifth Frontier war. $4.00 [GDW Winter/Spring 1986 Game Catalog, GDW Summer/Fall 1986 Game Catalog, GDW March 1987 Game Catalog].
• The Chamax Plague/Horde (Double Adventure 5 [327]) - Is double adventure 5. In Chamax, adventureres must descend to the surface of the dead planet in search of a lost expedition, perhaps victims of the mysterious plague. In Horde, a swarm of alien predators from a crashed spaceship - spitting acid, reproducing wildly, and devouring everything in their path - is unleashed on the planet Raschev. $4.98 [original price].
• Best of the Journal, Vol. 2 ([328]) - Is a compendium of the best amber zones, rules articles, ref's notes, bestiaries, contacts and features from issues 5-8 of The Journal of the Travellers' Aid Society. This is a great source of information and inspiration for those players who have missed out on some or all of these issues. $6.00 [GDW Winter/Spring 1986 Game Catalog, GDW Summer/Fall 1986 Game Catalog, GDW March 1987 Game Catalog].
• The Solomani Rim (Supplement 10 [329])
• Prison Planet (Adventure 8 [330])
• Divine Intervention/Night of Conquest (Double Adventure 6 [331]) - In Divine Intervention, a religious dictator refuses to allow exploitation of his world's resources by offworlders. The adventurers are hired to fake a message from his Deity. In Night of Conquest, the adventurers have just concluded a lucrative trade agreement with friendly aliens. Everything is fine until the K'tring invaders land. $4.00 [GDW Winter/Spring 1986 Game Catalog, GDW Summer/Fall 1986 Game Catalog, GDW March 1987 Game Catalog].
• Library Data (N-Z) (Supplement 11 [332]) - Is volume two of the complete encyclopedia of the Traveller universe. Alphabetical entries and essays include the Phoenix Project, Psionics, the Solomani Rim War, Vargr, Rule of Man, Vegans, history of the Spinward Marches, and Zhodani as well as 2-page maps of the Imperium and the Solomani Rim. $6.00 [GDW Winter/Spring 1986 Game Catalog].
• Nomads of the World Ocean (Adventure 9 [333]) - Describes the waterworld Bellerophon and the giant sea-creatures called daghadasi. The adventurers are hired to investigate claims that Seaharvester corporation is hunting the daghadasi to extinction, threatening world wide eco-catastrophe. They must contend with the hostile corporation as well as the Aramakilar nomads. $4.00 [GDW Winter/Spring 1986 Game Catalog, GDW Summer/Fall 1986 Game Catalog].
• Forms and Charts (Supplement 12 [334]) - Contains a wide selection of play aids designed to ease bookkeeping in a Traveller campaign, as well as ID cards, ships papers, and more. These supplementary items add a certain amount of flavor and realism to a Traveller campaign as well as helping to keep the referee organized. $6.00 [GDW Winter/Spring 1986 Game Catalog, GDW Summer/Fall 1986 Game Catalog, GDW March 1987 Game Catalog].
• Best of the Journal, Vol. 3 ([335]) - Is a collection of all the best articles and information from issues 9-12 of The Journal. $6.00 [GDW Winter/Spring 1986 Game Catalog, GDW Summer/Fall 1986 Game Catalog, GDW March 1987 Game Catalog].
• Veterans (Supplement 13 [336])
• Scouts (Book 6 [337]) - Provides expanded character generation for Scout characters and a system for designing entire planetary systems in detail, from the primary star to planets to moons. The perfect companion piece to the popular Mercenary and High Guard systems, Scouts will add a great deal to any campaign. $6.00 [GDW Winter/Spring 1986 Game Catalog, GDW Summer/Fall 1986 Game Catalog, GDW March 1987 Game Catalog].
• Safari Ship (Adventure 10 [338]) - Provides deck plans for the Animal class safari ship and sends the players on a search for exotic wildlife. The friendly patron needs transportation to a world just beyond the frontier, in search of a single, beautiful, almost mythical animal. $4.00 [GDW Winter/Spring 1986 Game Catalog, GDW Summer/Fall 1986 Game Catalog, GDW March 1987 Game Catalog].
• Murder on Arcturus Station (Adventure 11 [339]) - Is a classical murder mystery set on a space station. The players must pick the real killer from up to nine suspects, including an Aslan Noble and a Solomani rebel. An alternate scenario allows for the possibility that one of the player characters is actually the murderer, with or without the aid of his fellow adventurers. $4.00 [GDW Winter/Spring 1986 Game Catalog, GDW Summer/Fall 1986 Game Catalog, GDW March 1987 Game Catalog].
• Secret of the Ancients (Adventure 12 [340]) - Places the adventurers in a unique position - that of being able to explore an ancient site of civilization deep in a gas giant and to uncover the mystery of the legendary Ancients. Who were they, and why did they do all of the strange and wonderful things which make the area around the Imperium what it is today? $4.00 [GDW Winter/Spring 1986 Game Catalog, GDW Summer/Fall 1986 Game Catalog, GDW March 1987 Game Catalog].
• Signal GK (Adventure 13 [341]) - Finds the adventurers in a deadly situation. Their passenger ship crippled by saboteurs, the characters must work with other passengers and the crew to regain power and control over the vessel - or else plunge headlong into a gas giant. $4.00 [GDW Winter/Spring 1986 Game Catalog, GDW Summer/Fall 1986 Game Catalog, GDW March 1987 Game Catalog].
• Best of the Journal, Vol. 4 ([342]) - The best articles from issues 13-16 of The Journal. $6.00 [GDW Winter/Spring 1986 Game Catalog, GDW Summer/Fall 1986 Game Catalog, GDW March 1987 Game Catalog].
• Merchant Prince (Book 7 [343]) - Contains advanced character generation for the Merchants of Traveller, in addition to new trade and commerce rules and essays on various merchant corporations of the Imperium and surrounding interstellar communities. $6.00 [GDW Winter/Spring 1986 Game Catalog, GDW Summer/Fall 1986 Game Catalog, GDW March 1987 Game Catalog].
• Robots (Book 8 [344]) - The long-awaited rules for construction, random generation, and role-playing of androids. The construction process guides the builder along through all the details of robot design, from locomotion and power plant to the robot's brain. Robots continues in the tradition of other Traveller books in that it covers a single topic, in this case, robots, in elegant detail, while opening up whole new vistas of adventuring potential! $6.00 [GDW Summer/Fall 1986 Game Catalog, GDW March 1987 Game Catalog].
• Imperium ([802]) - Is GDW's classic science fiction game, picked by Games magazine as one of the best games on the market. One player is Terran, leading his race to the stars which are already occupied by the Imperial player's forces. in a series of wars, the players attempt to gain control of the whole board, building and maintaining fleets and bases for future battles. 1 map, 350 counters. My understanding is that Imperium covers the battles between the First Imperium and the Terran empire, and thus is an important part of the future history of Traveller. The map is not in standard Traveller subsector format however. $9.98 [original price]. ([0205]) - Terra has reached the stars, only to find someone already there! The Grand Empire of Stars - the Imperium - already claims the stars vital to Terran expansion. Interstellar war is inevitable. In this conflict, the Imperium is a ponderous giant; Terra is a small, quick opponent, anxious for a lightning victory before the enemy can bring all its tremendous resources to bear. Each gam is a war, and each begins with the positions from the end of the previous one. An entire game can be played in under two hours. Imperium is the game in which Marc W. Miller first premiered the idea of the star-spannin Imperium which later blossomed into the rich diversity of the Traveller and MegaTraveller systems. A background booklet covering the history of the Grand Empire of Stars and Terran Confederation is included so players can see how this game fits into the rich tapestry of galactic history whih underlies MegaTraveller. $24.00 Interlocking hard game map, die-cut counters, rules, and charts. [GDW Winter 1990-91 Games].
• Dark Nebula ([409]) - Is an interstellar war in unknown space, fought on eight astromorphic star maps. Exploration teams probe the mysterious Nebula while players build fleets of starships and armies of planetary defense units and jump troops. My understanding is that Dark Nebula is a sequel to Imperium, and as such has a place in this list. $5.98 [original price]. ([651]) - Beginning with the acclaimed Imperium game system, Dark Nebula adds some odd wrinkles. There are eight small maps which can fit together to make many different playing surfaces. Neutral powers may become obstacles to a war or allies to be gained. And there is the mysterious Dark Nebula itself, with secrets waiting in its unexplored depths. Complexity - Basic. $12.00 [GDW Winter/Spring 1986 Game Catalog].
• Mayday (Game 1 [404]) - Is game 1 for Traveller, a ship-to-ship space combat game playable entirely on its own or as part of ongoing science fiction campaigns. Realistic vector movement is easily plotted. A Charles Roberts Award winner. $5.98 [original price].
• Azhanti High Lightning (Game 3 [818]) - Is Traveller game 3. The game presents 14 decks of an Azhanti-class Imperial cruiser, along with counters representing crew, adventurers, Vargr, Zhodani, Imperial Marines, and others. Combat is man-to-man and entirely compatible with Traveller. Azhanti High Lightning can be played as a separate game or as part of a Traveller campaign. 14 maps, 240 counters. $21.98 [original price].
• Invasion: Earth (Game 5 [104]) - Is the final battle of the Solomani Rim War, game 5 from the Traveller future history. Imperial troops and spaceships descend to Earth and battle the proud defenders on a geodesic map. 1 map, 480 counters. $11.98 [original price]. Set in the Traveller far-future universe, Invasion: Earth is a game on the final battle of the Solomani Rim War: the attempted invasion and conquest of the capital of the Solomani Confederation - Earth itself. Each side has differeing strengths and weaknesses. The Imperial player has superior forces and greater resources, but reinforcements come at a price as an increasingly war-weary Imperium looks for peace. The Solomani player can put up a fierce resistence, but he must avoid destruction of his forces while preserving enough urban areas and star ports to continue the fight. The rules also tie in the game to other Traveller gaming and role-playing. Complexity - Intermediate. $12.00 [GDW Winter/Spring 1986 Game Catalog].
• Fifth Frontier War (Game [822]) - Is another game of Traveller future history, a tense simulation of interstellar war. Rules cover starship squadrons and space battles, units and worlds at war, and the details of long-range interstellar planning. Special rules cover naval bases, troop carriers, and advanced technological levels. 1 map, 720 counters. $14.98 [original price].
• Double Star ([803]) - Is interplanetary combat between rival cultures in a binary star system. On a map of deep space hexes showing both stars, and planets moving in their orbits, the competing players build space fleets and planetary defenses. Space combat, maneuver, and planetary bombardment (including small moons as projectiles) decide the fate of worlds. 1 map, 480 counters. I don't know if this game takes place in the Traveller universe, but I intend this listing to be inclusive rather than exclusive. $11.98 [original price].
• Belter ([807]) - Is a political/economic game mining asteroids. More than a simple board game, Belter introduces elements of role-playing and imagination. Represented are individual players as well as groups of crewmen, prospectors, thugs, and troops. Rules for supply and demand, political elections, and physical violence shape the course of the game. 1 map, 480 counters. I don't know if this game takes place in the Traveller universe, but I intend this listing to be inclusive rather than exclusive. $11.98 [original price].
• Bloodtree Rebellion ([815]) - Is the game of guerilla warfare on the planet Somber. Far in the future, human-colonized Somber is occupied by the 4041st Mykin Clone Regiment and exploited by the Petrochem Orionid interstellar cartel. in the dark bloodtree forests are human guerillas, in the coastal dunes are the sympathetic native Glyphs. 1 map, 480 counters. I don't know if this game takes place in the Traveller universe, but I intend this listing to be inclusive rather than exclusive. $12.98 [original price].
• Triplanetary ([821]) - Is a science fiction game of interplanetary space battles in the 21st century, a shoot-em-up in the grand tradition of the classic space opera novels of the 50's. Vector movement is handled by markers on a coated map, and vessels must burn fuel or take advantage of gravitational fields to maneuver. 1 map, 120 counters. I don't know if this game takes place in the Traveller universe, but I intend this listing to be inclusive rather than exclusive. $11.98 [original price].
• Asteroid ([412]) - Is a tongue-in-cheek game where one player selects a team of unlikely heroes led by the Professor. Their mission is to enter the asteroid base (laid out on 8 geomorphic maps) and unplug the diabolical computer brain. My understanding is that this is not strictly Traveller, but is is in the same genre and seems to take place in the Traveller universe or one very similar. $5.98 [original price]. ([652]) - An asteroid mining station, controlled byy an insane computer, is about to collide with the Earth. Only you can save the world with the help of a crack team: Professor Delacroix and his beautiful daughter, ace reporter Scoop Phillips, Muscles McGee (the world's strongest man), Ms. Jones the psychic, and, of course, Sasha the wonder dog. The invisibility belt will help if you can find it, but watch out for the deadly security robots. Complexity - Basic. $12.00 [GDW Winter/Spring 1986 Game Catalog].
• Striker (Miniatures Rules [704]) - Is the ultimate set of combat rules for 15mm science fiction miniatures. Designed specifically with Traveller in mind, the boxed set includes Basic Rules, Advanced Rules, and Equipment in three booklets. Whether resolving battles in Traveller campaigns or just playing futuristic combat scenarios, Striker has everything the science fiction wargamer needs to know. $11.98 [original price].
  • Striker Basic Rules (Book 1)
  • Striker Advanced Rules (Book 2)
  • Striker Equipment (Book 3)
  • Striker Design Sequence Tables (pull-out supplement in Striker Equipment)
• Lightning Class Cruisers (Supplement 5)
• The Imperial Fringe (Introductory Adventure) - Is a complete adventure for Traveller. All of the basic preparation is pregenerated, and the adventure can be begun once the referee reads through the books. (Included in Deluxe Traveller).
• High Guard 79 ed Modifications, parts I, II, and III (Upgrades High Guard 79 ed to 80 ed [pull-out supplement in JTAS 6, 7, and 8])
• Special Supplement 1 (Merchant Prince [pull-out supplement in JTAS 12]) - This special supplement provides an expanded character generation system for the Merchant service, including new procedures and four new skills. it originally appeared as a pull-out section in the Journal of the Travellers' Aid Society, issue number 12. [This was never available separately as far as I know.]
• Special Supplement 2 (Exotic Atmospheres [pull-out supplement in JTAS 17])
• Special Supplement 3 (Missiles in Traveller [pull-out supplement in JTAS 21])
• Trader (Computer Program) - Navigate your ship through the Spinward marches as you try to make enough money to cover your ship payments. Buy cargos with your excess money and sell them at a profit (or loss) in the next system. Let the computer handle the basic details of navigation for any merchant activities. The disk-based Trader program handles starships travelling from system to system within a sector. Displays show worlds which can be reached from the current sector and data on the trade potential of those worlds. Passenger and freight availability is automatically computed; excess hold space is available for speculative cargos. Routines handle time passage, ship payments, crew costs, refuelling, annual maintenance, and buying and selling cargo. But there's more! Ships have mission types (trader, transport, courier, xboat, and survey). Traders and transports both carry on merchant activity, but transports are restricted to the main trade routes. Couriers receive messages at naval bases and must deliver them somewhere in the sector. Xboats wander through the sector, but must stay on the main xboat routes. Survey ships roam through the sector marking each world they encounter as explored. Trader is available on disk for the Apple II+, IIe, and IIc (48K, DOS 3.3, printer optional); the BASIC program is listable, copyable, and modifiable. The disk includes a random sector generator for use with the program, sector files for the Spinward Marches and the Solomani Rim, and other supporting utilities. $17.50 [GDW Winter/Spring 1986 Game Catalog, GDW Summer/Fall 1986 Game Catalog, GDW March 1987 Game Catalog].
• Traveller Word Generator (Computer Program) - Generate any number of words in the major languages in Traveller - with Word Gen. Languages supported include Aslan, Vargr, Droyne, Vilani, K'kree, and Zhodani. Word Gen is available on disk for the Apple II+, IIe, and IIc (48K, DOS 3.3, printer optional); the BASIC program is listable, copyable, and modifiable. The disk includes a file editor for altering available language files and creating new ones. $17.50 [GDW Winter/Spring 1986 Game Catalog, GDW Summer/Fall 1986 Game Catalog, GDW March 1987 Game Catalog].
• Beastiary (Computer Program) - Beastiary produces detailed animal encounter tables for Traveller. Set parameters for the tables (planetary size and atmosphere) and the computer generates them for specific terrain types, shows them on the screen, prints hardcopy on the printer, or stores them to disk. Tables are presented in the standard format - 2D entries from 2 to 12 with alliunformation necessary for resolving animal encounters. Beastiary is available on disk for the Apple II+, IIe, and IIc (48K, DOS 3.3, printer optional). The BASIC program is listable, copyable, and modifiable. A file editor is privide to allow changes to tables you produce and stor to disk. $17.50 [GDW Winter/Spring 1986 Game Catalog, GDW Summer/Fall 1986 Game Catalog, GDW March 1987 Game Catalog].
• Journal of the Traveller's Aid Society (Issues: 1-24)
  • No. 1: Annic Nova: pub. 1979
  • No. 2: Victoria: pub. 1979
  • No. 3: Asteroid Mining: pub. 1979
  • No. 4: Gazelle Class Close Escort Vessels: pub. 1980
  • No. 5: Imperium: pub. 1980
  • No. 6: The Imperial Interstellar Scout Service: pub. 1980
  • No. 7: Champa Interstellar Starport: pub. 1981
  • No. 8: Broadsword Class Mercenary Cruisers: pub. 1981
  • No. 9: War: pub. 1981
  • No. 10: Planet-building, a Referee's Guide: pub. 1981
  • No. 11: Striker Miniatures Issue: pub. 1981
  • No. 12: Merchant Prince: pub. 1981
  • No. 13: Hivers: pub. 1982
  • No. 14: Laws & Lawbreakers: pub. 1982
  • No. 15: Azun: A High-Population World in the Solomani Rim: pub. 1983
  • No. 16: SuSAG: pub. 1983
  • No. 17: Atmospheres: pub. 1983
  • No. 18: Traveling Without Jumping: pub. 1983
  • No. 19: Skyport Authority: pub. 1983
  • No. 20: The Ways of Kuzu: pub. 1984
  • No. 21: Vargr: pub. 1984
  • No. 22: Port to Jump Point: pub. 1985
  • No. 23: Zhodani Philosophies: pub. 1985
  • No. 24: Religion in the Two Thousand Worlds: pub. 1985
• Challenge (Issues: 25-76)
  • No. 25: Lisiani [For Traveller: Siege, an Amber Zone by John M. Ford. Deck Plans for the Fleet Escort Lisiani. Q-Ships. The Darrian Way of Live. Planetary Invasions. Traveller Sector Generator. For Twilight: 2000: Twilight Miniatures Rules by Frank Chadwick, The Baltic Coast (A Looter's Guide).] $3.25 [GDW Summer 1989 Game Catalog].
  • No. 26: Cargo [For Traveller: Tournament, an Amber Zone by John Marshall. The Tuktaar Connection. Cargo: A Merchant Prince Variant. Striker Weapon Systems Revisited. Enhanced Traveller Sector Generator. For Twilight: 2000: Twilight: 2000 Air Module.] $3.25 [GDW Summer 1989 Game Catalog].
  • No. 27: Grandfather's Worlds [For Traveller: Grandfather's Worlds. Journalism and the Stars. Church of the Chosen Ones. For Twilight: 2000: Target 2000: The Hit List for WWIII. Twilight: 2000 Consolidated Price List. Thr Mexican Army. The Inland Waterway. For 2300 AD: The North American Research League.] $3.25 [GDW Summer 1989 Game Catalog].
  • No. 28: Sector to Sector [For Traveller: K'kree Starships - A Human Perspective. Across the Imperium. Double Feature. Behind the Scenes. For Twilight: 2000: Ultralights: A Closer Look. Wilderness Travel and Pursuit. Air Module II. For 2300 AD: The Astronomischen Rechen-Institut.] $3.25 [GDW Summer 1989 Game Catalog].
  • No. 29: A Decade of Traveller [For Traveller: A Decade of Traveller. The Universal Task Profile. Scientists. Picking a Homeworld. Traveller News Service. For Twilight: 2000: Equipment List. Weather. Inside the M1 Tank. Buildings: Optional Rules for Urban Locales. For 2300 AD: Trave in 2300. In the Cards.] $3.25 [GDW Summer 1989 Game Catalog].
  • No. 30: The Warehouse [For Traveller: The Warehouse. Stormriders. The Fall of the Imperium. There When You Need Them. For Twilight: 2000: Canadian Equipment List. Shell Game. For 2300 AD: Stutterwarp. Bayern. IEX. For BattleTech: Building the Perfect 'Mech.] $3.25 [GDW Summer 1989 Game Catalog].
  • No. 31: Hazardous Cargos [For Traveller: Hazardous Cargoes. Twisting Tech Levels. Wrong Way Valve an Amber Zone. MegaTraveller Designer's Notes. For Twilight: 2000: USSR: 2000. Combat Examples. For 2300 AD: The Sung. Chapter 19. Spacesuits. Earth: 2300.] $3.25 [GDW Summer 1989 Game Catalog].
  • No. 32: Swift Water [For Traveller: A World on its Own. Swift Water, an Amber Zone by John M. Ford. For Twilight: 2000: Equipment for Armor Crews. National Canadian Ranger Regiment. Small Patrol Craft. For 2300 AD: Cayuga-class Close Escort. The Xiang. Chapter 19. Papers and Passports. For Star Wars: Alone Against the Empire (A Solitair Adventure).] $3.25 [GDW Summer 1989 Game Catalog].
  • No. 33: Project Farstar [For Traveller: Project Farstar. IRIS. For Twilight: 2000: Haute Cuisine a la 2000. Equipment List. USSR: 2000, Part II. For 2300 AD: Lone Wolf. North America, 2300. Davout. Stutterwarp Revisited.] $3.25 [GDW Summer 1989 Game Catalog].
  • No. 34: IRIS Characters in MegaTraveller [For Traveller: Generating IRIS Characters. For Twilight: 2000: Mobile Artillery: Mortars. The Compleat NPC. For 2300 AD: Revision. For Space: 1889: Cloudship Design. Ironclads and Ether Flyers - Design Notes Before the Fact. The Canals of Mars. The Ether. A Smoking Flax.] $3.25 [GDW Summer 1989 Game Catalog].
  • No. 35: The Spice of Life [For Traveller: The Spice of Life. Fire Aboard Ship. For Twilight: 2000: Citymaker. For 2300 AD: A World Invaded. For Space: 1889: Victorian Times & Society. For BattleTech: AFT 1B Afterburner. For Star Wars: Team Recovery. The H-Wing Fighter. For Renegade Legion: The 9867th Renegade Armored Support List. For Star Trek: Spaceports in Star Trek.] $3.25 [GDW Summer 1989 Game Catalog].
  • No. 36: The Green Hills of Earth [For Traveller: The Green Hills of Earth. Starship Design Notes. For Twilight: 2000: Red Maple. Equipment for Armor Crews. For 2300 AD: Devil in the Dark. The Anatomy of a Missile. For Space: 1889: Darkness Falls From the Air. For Star Trek: Doppelganger. For BattleTech: 'Mech Alternatives. For Warhammer: 40,000: Sunstroke. For Paranoia: Plan 9 from Out-R-SPC.] $3.25 [GDW Summer 1989 Game Catalog].
  • No. 37: A Body Swayed to Music [For Traveller: A Body Swayed to Music. Portable Air Lock. For Twilight: 2000: Tyger, Tyger, Burning Bright. For 2300 AD: Three Blind Mice. For Space: 1889: From Above and Below. For Warhammer: 40,000: The Undead of Space. For Star Wars: Wookiees Amok. For Renegade Legion: The 982nd Commonwealth Pursuit Wing. For Star Trek: Warp Factor Equivalency Tables. For Star Fleet Battles: Border Dispute.] $3.25 [GDW Summer 1989 Game Catalog].
  • No. 38: Boarding Party [For Traveller: Prize Court. Monitor-class Scout. For Space: 1889: Journey to Oblivion. For 2300 AD: Star Cruiser Power. For BattleTech: Direct Fire Artillery. For Star Wars: Starfighters Down. For Star Trek: Beta Antarae Sector. For Renegade Legion: Commonwealth Ships.] $3.25 [GDW Summer 1989 Game Catalog].
  • No. 39: The HinterWorlds
  • No. 40: Special Hardware Issue
  • No. 41: Battle in the Skies
  • No. 43: Trouble in Paradise
  • No. 44: Operation Flashfire
  • No. 45: Snowblind
  • No. 46: Just Like Magic
  • No. 47: Two Small Steps
  • No. 48:
  • No. 49 ([0049]):
  • No. 50: No Time to Rest
  • No. 51: Kiraag Station
  • No. 52: Contact: Hhkar!
  • No. 53: Wet Navy
  • No. 54: To Sleep. Perchance to Scream
  • No. 55: Going Places
  • No. 56: Coventry
  • No. 57: Shellgame
  • No. 58: Demon Dark
  • No. 59: Coreward Conspiracy
  • No. 60: Wet Navy, Part 3
  • No. 61: Equalizer Project
  • No. 62: Into the Gap
  • No. 63: Silent Wings
  • No. 65: Deadly Artifact
  • No. 66: Advanced Lasers
  • No. 67: Wolf in Sheep's Clothing
  • No. 69: Good, Bad, and Vilani
  • No. 70: Toraago
• MegaTraveller ([0210]) - The vast interstellar Imperium has ruled its 11,000 worlds for more than a thousand years, straining its limits to guard its borders and keep the peace within them. But now the emperor has been assassinated, and rival forces are competing for the throne. Powerful forces are at work tearing the empire apart. MegaTraveller is the furst true updated edition of Traveller, incorporating only the most advanced rules and systems developed over the last decade and tailored to fit the chaotic environment of the shattered Imperium. MegaTraveller consists of three basic rules books. The Players' Manual (0211) is intended as a reference book for every partiipant. It includes tasks, character generation, skills, experience, personal combat, and psionics rules. The Referee's Manual (0212) covers the essential elements of universe creation and manipulation, including task resolution, starship and vehicle design, starship combat, world and system generation, and trade and commerce rules. The Imperial Encyclopedia (0213) gives supporting background material for the Imperium and the ongining war, including library data, maps, world data, equipment lists, word generation for major languages, and the forms and charts necessary to play MegaTraveller. $30.00 [GDW September 1987 Catalog Update]. The boxed MegaTraveller set includes all three of these books, plus a poster-size map of the Spinward Marches. $30.00 ISBN 0-943580-49-8 [GDW Summer 1989 Game Catalog].For 1000 years, the Imperium has ruled the stars. Now, its peace and tranquility arre shattered by assasination and civil war. The once-solid Imperium is divided between many petty empires, each fighting for its piece of the galaxy. The player characters' goal is to survive, and just maybe turn the tide of the Rebellion. Background: This wide-ranging role-playing game is set in the far future when the vast Imperium is wracked by rebellion and intrigue. Includes history, personalities, equipment, mapping, corporations, and much more. Rules: Trade and commerce, ship design, ship combat, personal interaction, tasks, animal encounters, character generation. Continuing Support: Challenge (GDW) magazine and MegaTraveller Journal (Digest Group Publications). This is the current edition of Traveller. The basic game is the MegaTraveller boxed rules set. It includes the Players' Manual, Referee's Manaul, and Imperial Encyclopedia, plus a detailed star map of a complete Imperial Sector - everything needed for beginning MegaTraveller adventures. $30.00 Three 96 pg. books and map. [GDW Winter 1990-91 Games]. $30.00 [GDW 1992 Catalog].
• MegaTraveller Players' Manual (Sourcebook [0211]) - Contains the basic information any player needs to prepare for (and participate in) Traveller adventures. A reference for every participant, it includes character generation, skills, task resolution, experience, personal combat, and psionics. $10.00 104 pg. ISBN 0-943580-38-2 [GDW Summer 1989 Game Catalog]. Basic rules reference for MegaTraveller players. Covers combat, travel, tasks, and much more! $10.00 96 pg. [GDW Winter 1990-91 Games]. $12.00 [GDW 1992 Catalog].
• MegaTraveller Referee's Manual (Sourcebook [0212]) - Is a basic reference for the referee which expands on the topic of tasks, and deals in depth with vehicle design and combat (including both surface vehicles and starships), worlds, and commerce. $10.00 104 pg. ISBN 0-943580-47-1 [GDW Summer 1989 Game Catalog]. Handles concepts the referee needs to successfully prepare and run exciting MegaTraveller adventures that will keep all your players on the edges of their seats. $10.00 96 pg. [GDW Winter 1990-91 Games]. $12.00 [GDW 1992 Catalog].
• MegaTraveller Imperial Encyclopedia (Sourcebook [0213]) - Is the basic reference for every Traveller participant. It deals with library data, maps, world data, and equipment. The Encyclopedia includes all the raw information necessary to learn about the Shattered Imperium and role play within it. $10.00 96 pg. ISBN 0-943580-48-X [GDW Summer 1989 Game Catalog]. Resource information for the MegaTraveller universe. Organized as a handy reference book, the MegaTraveller Imperial Encyclopedia includes details on equipment, places, worlds, and background, plus raw information. $10.00 96 pg. [GDW Winter 1990-91 Games]. $12.00 [GDW 1992 Catalog].
• Rebellion Sourcebook (Sourcebook [0214]) - The emperor is dead! Who will win the Iridium Throne? Many different factions have squared off in the impending struggle for ultimate power. Rebellion Sourcebook covers the diverse factions of the Rebellion, their equipment, their goals and strategies, and (most of all) how players can get involved in the grandest adventures the stars have ever seen. Includes the short adventure: "Nail Mission." $10.00 96 pg. ISBN 0-943580-63-3 [GDW Summer 1989 Game Catalog]. The Rebellion is being fiercely fought throughout the Imperium, as every small faction struggles for its rightful piece of the rich star-spanning empire. Rebellion Sourcebook covers every detail of the Rebellion: the sides, leaders, territories, fighting, equipment - everything you need to know to run a successful operation in the shattered Imperium. $10.00 96 pg. [GDW Winter 1990-91 Games]. $12.00 [GDW 1992 Catalog].
• Referee's Companion (Sourcebook [0215]) - Expand the universe of MegaTraveller with more rules, background, information, and materials for the dedicated referee. Materials that simply wouldn't fit into the grand, three-volume MegaTraveller rules set have now been brought together into this useful and detailed compilation. MegaTraveller Referee's Companion covers all the major alien races in the Traveller universe individually, dealing with each one's homeworld, physical appearance and abilities, mental makeup, and interstellar territories. The Companion also covers large-scale combat, timekeeping, communications, research, mapping, in-system operations, mega-corporations, technology, and robots for MegaTraveller. $10.00 96 pg. ISBN 0-943580-71-4 [GDW Summer 1989 Game Catalog]. Rules expansions for the MegaTraveller referee: large-scale combat, timekeeping and calendars, communications systems as used by the Imperial Navy and merchants, research systems, research techniques and tasks, maps and mapping techniques, blank world and star maps, technology, aliens. $10.00 96 pg. [GDW Winter 1990-91 Games]. $12.00 [GDW 1992 Catalog].
• COACC (Sourcebook [0216]) - The army controls the ground! The navy controls space! But the interface between the two belongs to COACC - the flyers. Aircraft of all types - jets, props, helicopters, dirigibles - come under the Close Orbit and Airspace Control Command. MegaTraveller COACC provides rules for flyers in the Traveller universe. Coverage includes character generation, COACC organization, aircraft design sequences, example aircraft, and both simplified and detailed versions of air-to-air and air-to-ground combat rules. $10.00 96 pg. ISBN 0-943580-72-2 [GDW Summer 1989 Game Catalog]. The Close Orbit and Airspace Control Command controls aircraft on the worlds of the Imperium. This reference covers aircraft pilot character generation, aircraft design and combat, plus an exciting campaign to win the Rebellion on a single world of the Imperium. $10.00 96 pg. [GDW Winter 1990-91 Games]. $12.00 [GDW 1992 Catalog].
• Fighting Ships of the Shattered Imperium (Sourcebook [0218]) - The Imperial Navy never planned for the worst of all possible contingencies: a farflung Rebellion that would shatter the emipre into squabbling factions. And with each faction went a portion of the navy's fighting strength. Now, Imperial ship fights Imperial ship as the Rebellion drives the entire Imperium into chaos. Fighting Ships of the Shattered Imperium is a compendium of immense battleships and cruisers that served with the Imperial fleet and now serve with the fleets of the many factions of the Rebellion. Included are descriptions of 58 ships, with illustrations of 16 of the most interesting. Battleships and Dreadnoughts, Cruisers, Carriers, Escorts, Auxiliaries. $10.00 96 pg. [GDW Winter 1990-91 Games]. $12.00 [GDW 1992 Catalog].
• Knightfall (Adventure [0219]) - It was just a routine trade expedition in Massilia sector. But suddenly (and unexpectedly) the tides of war shifted, and Emperor Lucan's forces overran the world in a surprise assault from orbit. Now, the characters are prisoners of war, and their ship has been confiscated. They must escape and track down their stolen starship. During the search, they stunble on an amazing discovery that could put an end to this cursed Rebellion once and for all. The search for their starship takes them to an Imperial knight recently fallen from power in the chaos of the Rebellion. This knight has important information about a fabled lost city of technological wonders from the Long Night - its marvelously high technology could help Margaret's faction prevail in the Rebellion. $10.00 96 pg. [GDW Winter 1990-91 Games]. $12.00 [GDW 1992 Catalog].
• On the Edge (Adventure [0220]) - Seek fortune in the Spinward Marches, join a border guard patrol, or sneak into an interdicted world. Written for the Spinward marches, but playable in any location in the Imperium. Written by Mike Stackpole. $10.00 96 pg. [GDW Winter 1990-91 Games] Supposed to be available April '91. I don't think this one ever made it into print. If it did, I don't have a copy and would like one. If you have more information about this one, let me know please.
• Hard Times ([0221]) - Hard Times moves the players forward to the post-Rebellion period. Fighting has mostly stopped; there's not much left of the fleets and armies; and there's more opportunity for rip-roaring adventure than at any time in the past. Ten well-detailed sample adventures plus several brief adventure outlines. Practical, easy-to-use guidelines for creating new adventures within the post-Rebellion Imperium. Hard Times includes additions to UCP design sequence, special postwar industries, a unique collection of implements and opponents, and more. $12.00 [GDW 1992 Catalog].
• ([0222]) - Anyone know what this one was?
• Assignment: Vigilante ([0223]) - In this MegaTraveller adventure folio, you are thrust into a conflict between a struggling civilization and marauding pirates. Allied with the tenacious starmercs of the Vigilante, you can help stem the rising tide of piracy in Diaspora Sector. Assignment: Vigilante puts you on the cutting edge of the Hard Times era and provides material to start a long-term starmerc campaign. included in this folio are seven new MegaTraveller ship designs and two-page, full-color deck plans of the Vigilante. $4.50 [GDW 1992 Catalog].
• Astrogators' Guide to the Diaspora Sector ([0224]) - Expand your MegaTraveller campaign into the treacherous no-man's land between the domains claimed by Margaret, Lucan, Craig and the Solomani. This folio is complete with full statistics and plenty of adventure ideas for all 12 subsectors.; $4.50 [GDW 1992 Catalog].
• Arrival Vengeance ([0225])
• Traveller The New Era ([0300]) - $30.00 [GDW 1992 Catalog].
• Survival Margin ([0301]) - $4.50 [GDW 1992 Catalog].
• ([302]) - Anyone know what this one was?
• Brilliant Lances ([303])
• ([304]) - Anyone know what this one was?
• Smash & Grab ([0305])
• Players' Forms ([0306])
• Referee's Screen ([0307])
• Battle Rider ([0308])
• Path of Tears ([0309])
• Reformation Coalition Equipment Guide ([0310])
• World Tamers Handbook ([0311])
• Vampire Fleets ([0312])
• Striker II ([0313])
• Regency Sourcebook: Keepers of the Flame ([0314])
• Star Viking: Personalities of the Reformation Coalition ([0315])
• Traveller: The New Era T-Shirts (large) ([0316])
• Traveller: The New Era T-Shirts (extra-large) ([0317])
• Aliens of the Rim I: Hivers and Ithklur ([0318])
• ([0319])
• Regency Combat Vehicle Guide ([0320])
• The Guilded Lily ([0330])
• Death of Wisdom (novel, part one of three [0380])
• To Dream of Chaos (novel, part two of three [0381])
• Star Viking The New Reformation ([3100]) - $30.00 [GDW 1992 Catalog]. This may never have made it into print in the format indicated here.
• Imperial Lines Newsletter - [GDW 1992 Catalog].

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Paranoia Press Classic Traveller items

• Scouts and Assasins
• Delta Research [pull-out supplement to Scouts and Assasins]
• Sorag
• Vanguard Reaches
• Beyond
• Merchants & Merchandise

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Gamelords Classic Traveller items

• Undersea Environment
• Mountain Environment
• Desert Environment
• Ascent to Anekthor
• Drenslaar Quest
• Duneraiders
• Wanted: Adventurers
• Startown Liberty

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FASA Classic Traveller items

• ISPMV: Tethys
• ZISMV: Vlezhdatl
• Adventure Class Ships Vol. 1
• Adventure Class Ships Vol. 2
• Merchant Class Ships
• Aslan Mercenary Ships
• Legend of the Skyraiders ([A4])
• Trail of the Skyraiders ([A7])
• Fate of the Skyraiders ([A9])
• Uragyad'n of the Seven Pillars
• Action Aboard - Adventures on King Richard
• High Passage/Far Traveller
  • High Passage No. 1: Solar Flare
  • High Passage No. 2: The Cobra Conspiracy
  • High Passage No. 3: The Edge
  • High Passage No. 4: 134-635
  • High Passage No. 5: Day of the Gathering
  • Far Traveller No. 1: Roakhoi
  • Far Traveller No. 2: Rejhappur

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Games Workshop Classic Traveller Items

• IISS Ship Files
• White Dwarf
  • No. 14: Expanding Universe Part 2
  • No. 20: Star Patrol
• The Best of White Dwarf
  • Scenarios, Volume 3: The Snowbird Mystery

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Digest Group Publications Classic Traveller Items

• Grand Survey
• Grand Census ([863])
• Early Adventures ([864])
• 101 Robots
• Travellers' Digest (Issues: 3-10, 17-19)
  • No. 1:
  • No. 2:
  • No. 3: Visit to Antiquity
  • No. 4: The Gold of Zurrian
  • No. 5: The Humaniti Experiment
  • No. 6: The Most Valuable Prey
  • No. 7: The Fourth Imperium
  • No. 8: Shoot-Out at Shudusham
  • No. 9: Before the Iridium Throne
  • No. 10: Reference Point
  • No. 17: The Blade of Koiyekh
  • No. 18: Clan and Pride
  • No. 19: Out of the Night

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Judges Guild Classic Traveller Items

• The Traveller Log Book ([78])
• Starships & Spacecraft ([89])
• Dra'k'ne Station ([105])
• Tancred ([330])
• Ley Sector ([340] photocopy)
• Fifty Starbases ([480])
• Crucis Margin ([590])
• Maranantha-Alkahest Sector ([760])

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The Adjutant Classic Traveller Items

• Imperial Armed Forces Vehicles Guide, Altair Sub-Sector: Set Number One, Air Cushion ([RM-90-01])
• Imperial Armed Forces Vehicles Guide, Altair Sub-Sector: Set Number Two, Aircraft, Rotary & Fixed Wing ([RM-90-02])
• Imperial Armed Forces Vehicles Guide, Altair Sub-Sector: Set Number Three, Track Laying (RM-90-03])

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Group One Classic Traveller Items

• Nystalux

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Marischal Adventures Classic Traveller Items

• Flight of the Stag
• Fleetwatch
• Salvage Mission

The following is a series of four connected folio adventures that ran in The Space Gamer

• Flare Star (TSG #46:Dec81 pp19-21)
• Storm (TSG #48:Feb82 pp19-21)
• Periastron (TSG #50:Apr82 pp19-22)
• The Newcomers (TSG #53:Jul82 pp19-22)

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Other Magazines With Traveller Content

• The Dragon (Issue 27 [Vol.IV,No.1]: Jul 1979)
• White Dwarf (Issue 14: Aug/Sep 1979)
• Different Worlds (Issue 9: Aug/Sep 1980)
• Different Worlds (Issue 11: Feb/Mar 1981)
• The Space Gamer (Issue 44: Oct 1981)
• VIP of Gaming (Issue 4: Jul/Aug 1986)

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