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Portions of this material are Copyright © 1977-1999 FarFuture Enterprises.
Last Updated: 28th March 1999
This document provides a selection of resources for the Internet enabled Traveller role player.
- Other Mailing Lists
- Traveller WWW Sites
- Traveller on IRC
- Traveller FTP Sites
- Other Roleplaying Sites
A few other Internet mailing lists exist which discuss Traveller topics.
- Trav Tech mailing list - Traveller rules testing/discussions and other
number crunching, particularly Fire, Fusion and Steel. To subscribe, send a
message to trav-tech-request@qrc.com,
with the text "subscribe in the body. For a digest version, use
trav-tech-digest-request@qrc.com.
- ISBA Mailing List - Discussing about the Imperial Ship Builder's Association.
Basically some roleplaying around ship building companies in Mileu 0.
To subscribe, send a message to majordomo@goldinc.com
with "Subscribe isba" in the body.
- Traveller Language Development List - Discussion on developing/assisting the
development of languages for Traveller's alien races, both major and minor. To subscribe,
send a message to maiser@earth.execnet.com
with "subscribe travlang Your Name" in the body.
- Classic Traveller Starships List - Discussion of the High Guard/Trillion Credit Squadron
systems from Classic Traveller. Subscribe via the home page at http://www.eGroups.com/list/ct-starships
The following mailing lists deal with other former GDW systems.
- Space:1889 list. Available from OneList www.onelist.com
- 2300ad newsgroup. Well, not quite a mailing list, but close. The group is
alt.games.frp.2300ad
- 2300ad mailing list. To subscribe send mail to
majordomo@lists.mpgn.com
with "subscribe 2300ad email address" in the body for real-time subscription, or
"subscribe 2300ad-digest email address" in the body for digest mode subscription.
- Another 2300ad mailing list. To subscribe send mail to
ad2300-request@mars.galstar.com with a Subject
of "Subscribe".
- Twilight:2000 mailing list. To subscribe send mail to
majordomo@lists.mpgn.com
with "subscribe twilight2000 email address" in the body for real-time subscription, or
"subscribe twilight2000-digest email address" in the body for digest mode subscription.
- Dark Conspiracy mailing list. To subscribe send mail to
majordomo@lists.mpgn.com
with "subscribe darkconspiracy email address" in the body for real-time subscription, or
"subscribe darkconspiracy-digest email address" in the body for digest mode subscription.
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There are a large number of WWW sites that deal with Traveller. The easiest way to find them is via
the Traveller WebRing. There is an index at http://www.webring.org/cgi-
bin/webring?ring=traveller;list, with the Home Page at http://waystation.hypermart.net/webring/.
Last check, 96 sites.
For the more technically-minded, there's the GearHead WebRing.
There is an index at http://www.webring.org/cgi-bin/webring?ring=travgearhead;list
, with the Home Page at http://www.geocities.com/Area51/Lair/3584/gearheadring.html.
There is also a webring for Traveller desckplans. Index at http://www.webring.org/cgi-bin/webring?ring=deckring;list, home page at http://hartwick.edu/~smithw/deckring.htm.
There are also some sites that don't appear on the Traveller WebRing that are worth checking out:
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#Traveller is the place to be if you want to take part in real-time chats about any or all of the
subjects covered by the TML, or anything else to do with Traveller. As of March 1999 the channel has
its own web site at http://home.att.net/~websuz/.
#Traveller is an IRC (Internet Relay Chat) channel available via the Undernet. If these terms don't
mean anything to you then have a look at one of the following beginners guides to IRC:
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The following sites have Traveller material in FTP archives accessible by
anonymous ftp.
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Lastly, here are the sites which deal with other former GDW products:
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This document was originally compiled by James Dempsey (jamesd@spirit.com.au),
and is now maintained by Stuart Squibb (scs@vectis.demon.co.uk). Contributions,
comments and corrections are welcome. Please send them either to me, or to the
list.