- #Traveller rpg ship deck plans pdf
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Having twenty-plus years of material to compare it with is a tough act to follow. D.B.I must confess that this old grongnard had his doubts with regard to SJG's line of deck plans for GURPS Traveller. At the Kickstarter site, there is also a nice picture of the ship landed in water.
#Traveller rpg ship deck plans pdf
You can get this now as a pdf at DriveThruRPG, but there is also a Kickstarter project for a printed (and updated) version. It could serve as a template for what a product for a Traveller Starship should include. Now it is easy to use the ship, either as an encounter or as a PCs ship to run some quick scenarios. In the last part of the book there is an example crew and 3 Patrons (adventure hooks). Showing humans with the landed craft is also a good idea. The mirror effect on the landed ship is quite cool, since that is not what we are used to see.
#Traveller rpg ship deck plans serial
(I want to see serial numbers, name of the ship, company logo, warning markings, etc.) The darker images are the ones I like the best. The CGI images are good but I think the texture on the ship is a bit boring. The descriptions of the deckplans are very good. I like that they have included images of humans to show the size. The level of detail in them are better than what we are used to see in a CT product. The deckplans in the book are in black and white. tIG TPT-133 “Fat Cat” Logistics Transport The design is for an unspecified ATU (that I think we will soon hear some more about), but can easily be used in the OTU. The design is done for Mongoose Traveller rules, but can easily be used with any Traveller rules. This feels like it would be a perfect adventure ship. 300 tons might be a nice compromise between the 200 ton far trader, that might seem too small and the 400 ton Subsidized Merchant that may be too big. It’s a 300 ton trader with an unorthodox design. The Fat Cat ( tIG TPT-133 “Fat Cat” Logistics Transport) is an interesting ship from Fat Cat Games. Deckplans DSL Ironworks Quick Decks Review Starship Traveller
You might need them all if you are a serious deckplan designer. This product is the second in a trilogy of deckplan tools.
#Traveller rpg ship deck plans full size
You can try it using the full size preview. Another nice feature is that the pdf is layered, so that you can hide some of the components in the images. You just want to build more and more deckplans with it. This product makes me happy, since it helps me to implement deckplans using my old ideas. I suggested some of those we now see in this product. In 2005 there was a discussion at the CotI boards about additional book-2 components. With the armories and barracks I also want to build some Starship Troopers inspired deckplans. There are premade staterooms, lounges, briefing rooms, libraries, laboratories, brigs, armories, barracks, barbettes, sensors, magazines, boarding equipments and more. There are the usual classic symbols and many more. There are lots of components to choose from. Then it was easy to import images from the pdf to gimp and fit them exactly where I wanted. I set the grid to 100*100 pixels and the offset to x=75 and y=75 pixels, and then selected snap to grid. I used GIMP when I made the deckplan in this example, but any other good image editor will work fine. There are four staterooms connected to the corridor. In the corridor there is a first aid cabinets and a fire cabinets and a sofa. (I thought that was needed outside the bar…) A wide corridor leads to the next section. Just outside the lounge are two “freshers”. In the example that I have done for this review there is a lounge with a bar in the front of the ship. The front cover of the product shows what you can use the resulting deckplans for. However, when you start using it and see how good and useful it is, you will probably spend a lot of time using it to make pretty deckplans. Quick Decks 2 from DSL Ironworks is a tool that helps you to quickly make deckplans for Traveller starships.
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