Freelance Traveller

These are not full adventures in themselves, but core ideas for adventures - in other words, a way to get a campaign off the ground, whether it's a brand-new campaign, or one that has stalled.

• Amber Tours, Ltd. (Colin Michael) Why is an Amber Zone apparently a green light for tourism?
• Border Crossing (Jonathan McDermott) A common name leads to uncommon problems...
• Cat and Mouse (Michael A. Cessna) Can he get away with the hijacking?
• Collector's Edition (Jens Rydholm) "Printed Matter" covers - or covers up? - a lot.
• Combat Logistics (Michael A. Cessna) Botched diplomacy, continued
• Corp World (Joel Callahan) Mass firings that look like emergency evacuations - just what's going on?
• Coup (Jeff Zeitlin) When friendly territory becomes suddenly hostile...
• The Crow (Michael Hughes) This is for the birds...
• Easter Island (Joel Callahan) A scientist needs help to research a pet theory.
• Evening Star (Bill Cameron) An overnight pleasure cruise has complications.
• An Explosive Situation (Michael Hughes) An adventure seed that starts off with a bang
• Extraction (John G. Wood) A food fight leads to a request for asylum.
• Food, Glorious Food (Michael Hughes) Are you gonna eat that?
• Gamma World (Joel Callahan) A devastated world is the scene for a fast retrieval mission.
• The Gun (Joel Callahan) What you find may come in handy...
• In Small Packages (Louis Wester) Even in the far future, software bugs must be fixed...
• Out of Bounds (James Catchpole) Going there can have repercussions.
• Overland Express (Tod Glenn) When it absolutely, positively, has to get there
• A Planet Is Born (Chris Keelan) And it's a violent birth...
• Prototype (Joel Callahan) Corporate intrigue leads to profit or peril
• Prototype (Joel Callahan) Golden Goose, or White Elephant?
• Red Zone (Louis Wester) A difficult retrieval...
• Return to Sender (Jens Rydholm) Every little bit helps...
• Riot Act (Bruce Johnson) A riot is good cover...
• Something Fishy (Jens Rydholm) Wilderness refueling really does stink, sometimes.
• Swamp Colony (Michael Hughes) Driving and drinking still don't mix...
• Sweet Piece (Louis Wester) A 'sweet piece' isn't a piece of candy...
• Take The Money And Run (Michael Hughes) They couldn't win the peace
• Tears (Joseph Paul) The evidence is that history is wrong.
• This Stinks (Richard Honeycutt) A seemingly minor accident has major repercussions...
• The Travelling Gourmet (Joel Callahan) The Video Chef makes life interesting.
• Unfit (Richard Aiken) The party must "escort" the envoy that is the means to put pressure on the noble that is about to name the wrong heir.
• Unfixed (Bill Cameron) The PCs are asked to lengthen short odds.
• Uprooted (Michael Hughes) A different Arbor Day
• The Weather Room (Joel Callahan) Making the spacer's home-away-from-home into the vacation-spot-away-from-vacation-spot
• A Whale of a Cargo (Joel Callahan) Literally.

In addition to the above adventures created by contributors, "Steve D" (Steven John Darlington) has come up with some outlines for Firefly episodes, based on the titles of Elton John songs. As presented, they're good for adventures in a Traveller-like setting, so we decided to include the link here (it will open in a new tab or window in your browser; just close it to come back here): http://www.steved.org/rp_rules_eltonjohn.html. Thanks to Ken Pick for finding these!