Freelance Traveller

November/December 2016	Department	Article Title	Author
	From the Editor		Jeff Zeitlin
	Featured Article
	Raconteurs’ Rest	After Action Report: TravellerCON/USA 2016	Jeff Zeitlin
	Critics’ Corner	Mongoose Traveller 2nd Ed. High Guard	Megan Robertson
		2300AD: French Arm Adventures	“kafka”
		Grand Safari	Megan Robertson
		Off the Table: The Course of Empire	Jeff Zeitlin
	Active Measures	Fugitive Nobility	Robert Weaver
		Search for the Stardrive	Steve Hatherley
		Getting Off the Ground: Concrete	Michael Brown
		The Star of People’s Justice	Dave Nelson
	Raconteurs’ Rest	A Problem Like Myra [Part 3]	John Clifford
	Doing It My Way	Secret Police Forces in Traveller	Robert Weaver
		Character Generation Rules: Prison Inmate	Michael Brown
	In A Store Near You	The Gun Shop: Net Guns for Mongoose Traveller	Robert DeVoe
	The Prep Room	Building an Adventure	Jeff Zeitlin
		Props	Timothy Collinson
		System Generation/Adaptation from ACCRETE	Ken Pick
	Up Close and Personal	Gvoudzon	Ken Bearden
		Zachary Higgins-David	Clay Bush
	Kurishdam	The Club Room: Sintoshareeta	Michael Brown
		At Home, We Do It Like This: Vargr Merd	Timothy Collinson
	Columns	Confessions of a Newbie Referee: #25 After Four Decades... The Traveller Adventure at Last	Timothy Collinson
	The Freelance Traveller Cookbook	Introduction	Jeff Zeitlin
		Vargr Merd on the Menu	Timothy Collinson

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From the Editor

This issue, I’m starting a new section, like I’ve wanted to do for some time. The Freelance Traveller Cookbook will be a place to share recipes that you’ve connected with Traveller in some way—read the Introduction for the details. I hope this will become a regularly-submitted-for feature of the magazine.

Honestly, I’d like to see more—and longer—submissions all around. I see plenty of ideas tossed around on the forums and mailing lists; why not grab some and develop them? News stories can also provide ideas, as well. And if I have something to work with, I can (and will) help you improve your writing, if you need or want it. All you have to do is (1) write the article, and (2) send it in.