Traveller Book 1- Characters and Combat. The core character rules... character generation using Traveller's unique prior career system, plus personal combat. For Classic Traveller, the term Books has a special meaning: Books present additional rules on specific subjects, expanding on Traveller's basic concepts. Books run 48 to 56 pages and may be used independently or together, but all require the basic rules sets. The first three Books 1-2-3 were part of Basic Traveller; the other books were expansions on specific subjects: the Navy, the Military, the Scouts, the Merchants, and Robots.

Traveller Book 2- Starships. The core rules for starship design and operation, interstellar travel, and space combat. For Classic Traveller, the term Books has a special meaning: Books present additional rules on specific subjects, expanding on Traveller's basic concepts. Books run 48 to 56 pages and may be used independently or together, but all require the basic rules sets. The first three Books 1-2-3 were part of Basic Traveller; the other books were expansions on specific subjects: the Navy, the Military, the Scouts, the Merchants, and Robots.

Traveller Book 3. Worlds and Adventures. The core rules for creating worlds using Traveller's unique Universal World Profile, plus animal encounters, and adventure creation. For Classic Traveller, the term Books has a special meaning: Books present additional rules on specific subjects, expanding on Traveller's basic concepts. Books run 48 to 56 pages and may be used independently or together, but all require the basic rules sets. The first three Books 1-2-3 were part of Basic Traveller; the other books were expansions on specific subjects: the Navy, the Military, the Scouts, the Merchants, and Robots.

Book 5- HighGuard. High Guard applies the Mercenary expanded character generation concepts to the interstellar navy, plus an expanded ship design and ship combat system. For Classic Traveller, the term Books has a special meaning: Books present additional rules on specific subjects, expanding on Traveller's basic concepts. Books run 48 to 56 pages and may be used independently or together, but all require the basic rules sets. The first three Books 1-2-3 were part of Basic Traveller; the other books were expansions on specific subjects: the Navy, the Military, the Scouts, the Merchants, and Robots.

At last, the complete guide to the construction and use of robots in Traveller. Add a completely new dimension to science fiction adventure with Robots. Rules, essays, and data included in Robots are \* A history of robots in the Imperium. \* A look at the robots of other races. \* Rules for robot construction. \* Encounter and Generation tables which will integrate robots right into your campaign.

The first new release for Classic Traveller is here! Embark on daring exploits and leave your mark on the stars! Whether leading a crew of daring corsairs or battling ruthless raiders, this book provides new rules and tools for pirate campaigns: • Advanced character generation for creating infamous pirate crews. • New corsair starship designs and acquisition rules. • Privateering mechanics covering the economics of piracy. • A ready-to-play border subsector ripe for plunder and adventure. For Classic Traveller, the term Books has a special meaning, presenting additional rules on specific subjects, expanding on Traveller's basic concepts. Books run 48 to 56 pages and may be used independently or together, but all require the basic rules sets.