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Having played and collected Traveller RPG material from every version since the original “Little Black Books,” I was intrigued by Marc Miller’s incarnation, Traveller 5.Having seen it in beta testing for the last several years, I hesitated to jump in to last year's Kickstarter based on its long troubled history and hefty price tag. At $75, it’s a highly priced book by RPG standards.
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CharactersOnly CT, MT, and MGT are inter-compatible to each other, and even then, only characters really are.Classic Traveller: baseline. 1-6 skills per term (1-2 Term «extra on 1st term», 0-1 Commission, 0-1 Promotion, 0-1 Service, 0-1 Rank, ), average about 1.6, stats 2d6. Attribute raises cost 1 skill level.Generally, most characters have a level 2 skill or 2, and a lot of level 1's, tho a single skill at 3 or 4 isn't actually rare.Mega Traveller: 1-8 skill levels per term (1-2 Term, 0-1 Position, 0-1 Promotion, 0-1 0-3 Special Duty «bonus possible on Position, promotion, special duty», 0-1 Service skill, 0-1 Rank skill), average about 2.5. Attribute raises cost 1 skill level.Average skill level per skill is about the same as CT, due to more non-weapon skills; due to many more pick-from-list skill receipts, it's possible to get skills up to level 6 for many starting characters.Traveller: The New Era: 1-8 skills per term (1-4 term, 1 Hobby, 0-1 Comission, 0-1 promotion, 0-1 Special Duty); Term skills per term starts at 4, and drops with age. Attributes 2d6-1, stat gains cost 2 terms' hobby choices.Conversion from CT/MT in back of Survival MarginNo conversion needed for Twilight 2000 Second Edition nor Dark Conspiracy, but note that those always give 4 skills per term.T4 aka Mark Miller's Traveller: 4-9 skills per term. (4 for term, 0-1 Commission, 0-1 Promotion, 0-1 special duty, 0-1 service skills, 0-1 rank skills).
Attributes 2d6, attribute raises cost same as 1 skill level.Note that skills are much cheaper than CT/MT; younger characters on par with TNE characters except for attributes.Mongoose Traveller, aka MGT or MGT1: 1-5 skills per term (1 term skill, 0-1 from events, 0-1 promotion, 0-1 rank, 0-1 service skills), averaging about 2 skills per term, plus 1-3 skills per character at end of generation (0-2 from connections, 1 from party package) plus lots of level 0 skills (5x level 0 skills in first term, 0-5 background level 0 skills). Attributes 2d6. Stat raises 1 skill level each.Most characters will have lots of level 1 skills; a smattering of 2's and 3's. Due to a different skill list, compatibility with CT and MT is less than 1:1, but MGT and MT characters in the same party are not a terribly big issue.Mongoose Traveller Second Edition, aka MGT2: Same scaling but slightly different skill list from MGT1.GURPS Traveller: Stats purchased in range of (typically) 7-18, but readable as if generated on 3d6 or 2d6+6. (IE: D&D kind of range, rather than CT's 2d6.) Skills bought with points. Totally incompatible characters.T20 Traveller's Handbook: Characters are comparable with D&D 3.0. Totally incompatible characters.Hero Traveller: Characters are standard Hero System characters, with Traveller specific setting packages.T5: Characters are similar to T4, but the skill system works differently.
Tasks are the same basic process as T4. Classic Traveller, MegaTraveller, T4, T5, and Mongoose Traveller produces characters that are compatible with each other with slight changes. Classic Traveller produces characters with the least amount of skills unless you use Mercernary, High Guard, Scout, or Merchant advanced character generation.Classic Traveller and Mongoose Traveller have a high degree of affinity. On the order of Castles and Crusade and Advanced Dungeons Dragon 1st. In short you can use adventures and data made for the one with little or no change with the other. $begingroup$ Oh, and the reason for the -1: T4 and T5 charcters are totally different scaling of skills; 1 per year, rather than CT/MT/MGT's 1 per 4 years, base rate in the core rules. CT Bk4-7 characters average about 2.6 skills per term, CT basic about 1.6 skills per term, MT between 2.2 and 2.6 per term, MGT closer to 1.8 skills per term, after accounting for all factors; T4 characters average close to 5.2 skills per term (promotion and special duty), and T5 looks similar to t4, except for the totally different handling of skill specialization.
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