Re: [GZG] Traveller

I didn't realize there was two versions coming out at the same 
time...interesting.

I also have a collection of Gurps books.  I never really thought about 
the artwork...(art? what art? There is art in there?  :-)

One of the things I really liked about Traveller was you could always 
find something useful for whatever project you were working on.  Those 
guys seemed to cover most subjects long before Gurps/Champions/etc. did.

Donald Hosford

Michael R. Blair wrote:
> I finally picked up my copy of Mongoose's version of Traveller on
Friday. My FLGS is an 80 mile round trip away which is not a lot of fun
as Belfast is in the way. Slightly annoyed as well that nothing else I
had ordered over a month ago was there including the book they told me
they had.
> I am quite impressed and surprisingly not bothered by the artwork but
then of course I have a large collection of old GURPS books so one
becomes inured to rubbish artwork. I still think the original Traveller
books were among the best illustrated RPG books of any with basically no
artwork at all and a nice clear layout.
> The vehemence of some of the comments on the TMP aimed at Mongoose is
astonishing.
>
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done what has been done."
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