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Statistics: GURPS Traveller: Interstellar Wars

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Rating: 6.94 / Ranking: 191

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9 / 10seleniteA very well done sourcebook for interstellar adventure, without tying players down to decades of inconsistent canon. This is what I use for Firefly-type games.

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5 + 3Britt ReidGURPS Traveller: Interstellar Wars. GURPS Traveller: Interstellar wars has some good points and some bad ones.
5 + 5privateerGURPS Traveller: Interstellar Wars. Overall, this is one of the best supplements, GURPS or otherwise, I have seen. If you're a fan of Traveller and/or GURPS, I highly recommend TIW.
5 + 5KravellGURPS Traveller: Interstellar Wars. For a GM fairly new to running GURPs and Traveller, I found everything I wanted in Interstellar Wars. The highest praise I can give it is that IW convinced me to pick up GURPs 4th edition.

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