MongooseTraveller-RulebookIn April 2016 we presented the Mongoose Traveller Bundle, featuring the First Edition Traveller tabletop roleplaying game line from Mongoose Publishing. Based on the Classic Traveller rules set, Mongoose Traveller is streamlined and updated for the 21st Century. This bargain-priced offer included everything you need for a complete campaign in Traveller‘s Third Imperium galactic empire or your own spacefaring setting.

Our Starter Collection included  three titles (retail value $63) as DRM-free .PDF ebooks:

  • Traveller First Edition ($24): The complete 192-page SFRPG (2008) that underpins many Mongoose settings, including…
  • The Spinward Marches ($18): The famous sector at the frontier of the Third Imperium, setting for more Traveller adventures than any other.
  • Central Supply Catalogue ($21): The comprehensive 192-page equipment guide for adventurers with credits to burn.

MongooseTraveller-760Patrons-2eThose who paid more than the threshold (average) price got promoted and also got our entire Bonus Collection of six more supplements and adventures (retail value $114):

  • Book 1: Mercenary Second Edition ($15): The revised 2014 guide to the gritty life of the hired gun.
  • Book 2: High Guard ($15): Space navies, their people and ships, and expanded rules for ship construction and space combat.
  • Beltstrike ($15): A complete campaign set in a hazardous asteroid belt that fits anywhere in the Third Imperium or your own campaign.
  • 760 Patrons Second Edition ($30): The thoroughly revised 410-page collection of employers and mission-givers for adventurers across the Imperium.
  • Prison Planet (retail $15): The always-useful (and reusable!) adventure for player characters who got caught.
  • Secrets of the Ancients (retail $24): A huge campaign by Gareth Hanrahan that explores the deepest secrets of the Traveller setting.

MongooseTraveller-SpinwardMarchesThat’s a stellar US$177 value, a High Passage collection for a Low Passage fare. Ten percent of eachpayment (after gateway fees) went to this offer’s designated charity, the Electronic Frontier Foundation.

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