The Bundle of Holding is ending the year with two Traveller RPG deals. One is Traveller LBBS 1 which first ran in 2015 and the second is, guess what, Traveller LBBS 2 which also ran in 2015.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #75
In the RPG news this week we’ve a review roundup of Tasha’s Cauldron of Everything, a legal fight between Wizards of the Coast and a partner, Kickstarter projects to look at a website from Google that makes monsters.
Mongoose to launch the Fifth Frontier War and Traveller Mercenary
The company has plans for Traveller in 2021, including Traveller Video Games, 2300AD, Sea of Thieves and Paranoia.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #69
Geek Native’s weekly RPG news herding with headlines, interviews reviews and new releases all squished into several bullet point lists.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #44
New releases, free games and the impact of COVID-19. What does this mean? It means RPG news at bullet point speed.
Two Traveller RPG offers at the Bundle of Holding
There are two different Traveller RPG deals available at the site currently. Let’s take a look!
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #33
RPG news summary with another D&D leak, free downloads and Matthew Mercer’s 2020 update to the Blood Hunter 5e class.
The most expansive Traveller campaign: The Deepnight Revelation
The box set has four books inside; 32-paged Deepnight Legacy adventure that acts an introduction, the 64-paged Terminus Point adventure for the finale, the 104-paged Campaign Guide for the middle and the 96-paged Referee’s Handbook.
Traveller returns! Classic sci-fi RPG uses Kickstarter to fund a new print run
Marc Miller is at the helm of the project; he was the lead designer of the original 1977 Traveller from Game Designers’ Workshop.
Mongoose raises funds to bring back The Journal of the Traveller’s Aid Society
There will be new material in The Journal of the Traveller’s Aid Society, but Mongoose is also looking back through the archives to repurpose and revive old favourites and will hunt through popular fan publications to find the best of the best.
