Crown of Ruin

Statistics: Traveller Supplement 1: 760 Patrons Second Edition

Core Game Ratings

Rating: 6.59 / Ranking: 396

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Core Game Comments

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9 / 10ShannonABetter than the original. Pick a page, get a plot.
8 / 10FlexiA nice, big book that has more detailed encounters, based on locale, than the first. The incarcerated encounters can be used as very good additions to the Prison Planet supplement.
8 / 10BorbetomagnusExcellent sourcebook with a ton of plot hooks for a night's adventure or for the start of a campaign. Pick a couple (or three or more) of the patrons and intertwine the plots to create a whole campaign. The only thing missing from the book, that screams old school Classic Traveller, is a massive table to roll on to randomly select a patron and plot, but that's not a big issue, there is a random method of determining a patron encounter using 2d6, that's a little clunky, but works.

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4 + 5kafkaTraveller Supplement 1: 760 Patrons Second Edition. Beneficial and first-rate book that will give you 760 beginnings for adventure that either viewed as seeds or fertilizer to germinate into a full garden that will allow your imagination to flourish.

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