Neon City Outlaws by Scratchpad Publishing

Statistics: Shipbook: Mirador

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Rating: 5.38 / Ranking: 3983

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2 + 3kafkaShipbook: Mirador. Shipbook: Mirador is Terra Sol Games, first foray into doing a ship book and sadly, this is not a good one. If one wants to stay tradition but innovate in terms of Traditional Traveller interior and exterior art that both Mongoose & TSG should be taking notes from other companies. The little innovations presented here, such as Trade Rules are going to get a reworking in a later supplement – so my advice avoid this product until Mk II comes out and hopefully reworks the whole thing. However, if traditional Traveller deck plans are your thing – then you might find some merit it. And, if you did like T4’s Starships book then you have found a sequel.

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