Freelance Traveller

January/February 2020	Department	Article Title	Author
	From the Editor		Jeff Zeitlin
	Theme Issue: The Compassion Corps
	Critics’ Corner	CD-ROM: Apocrypha III–The Lost Supplements	Jeff Zeitlin
		Cascadia Adventures 2: The Lost Girl	Megan Robertson
		Career Track 1: Medic	Jeff Zeitlin
		Off the Table: Misjump	Jeff Zeitlin
	Kurishdam	Lecture Hall and Library: The Compassion Corps	Jeff Zeitlin
		Lecture Hall and Library: Real Power is Local Power	Andrew Bernstein
	The Prep Room	Finding Your Way Around the Starport: The Shuttle Berth	Benedikt Schwarz
		Jottings #10: Addresses	Jeff Zeitlin
	The Shipyard	Mongoose Traveller Designs: The I/S Nasirnak Book Ship and Pasteur-class Hospital Ship	Timothy Collinson
		Medical Transport/Evacuation Shuttles	Edward Anderson
	Raconteurs Rest	Smoke Test: Once in a Blue Moon [Chapter 5]	Michael Capriola and C.A. Pella
	Columns	Confessions of a Newbie Referee: #42: Write What You Know	Timothy Collinson
	Multimedia Gallery	Twilight Stories #1: Port of Transit	Mike Cross
	Fascinating Flora	Skivashi	Benedikt Schwarz
	In A Store Near You	Sketch Board	Timothy Collinson
	Up Close and Personal	Brno Kinsmor	Timothy Collinson
		Gunnar Stuki	Timothy Collinson
	Active Measures	The Asklepios Recovery	Michael Brown
		Getting Off the Ground: Coup	Jeff Zeitlin
	Doing It My Way	Character Generation Rules: Scientists: An Elaborated Career for Classic Traveller	Neal Oldham

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From the Editor

Spending most of a week sick at the most critical time is not conducive to getting the magazine out, but that’s what happened, and why this issue is late. I apologise for that.

The solicitation for this issue’s theme generated a lot of discussion, but fewer articles than I had hoped, so I had to step in and write a bit more than I’d hoped. But Timothy Collinson did at least as much writing, and for that, a special “thank you”.

I would like to do other “theme issues” in the future, but I think I need better “audience participation”—so please continue to send articles, but also send ideas for future theme issues!