TRAVELLER The Traveller Adventure 0202

CONDITION: VERY GOOD

GDW 1983, Softcover, 154 pages.

Cover laminated, unmarked, tight binding.

"When the crew of the merchant vessel 'March Harrier' befriends a wolf-like alien Vargr in the underground city of Leedor, they have no reason to suspect that they are beginning a quest for the secret of a jeweled alien ornament... a quest that will take them to an asteroid mining settlement, to frontier trading stations, and to dozens of exotic worlds. But the ornament is intended for more then mere decoration and the adventuring crew is soon marked by the extra-legal security apparatus of the giant Tukera Lines megacorporation. The crew and their Vargr companion need every skill at their disposal to discover the true secret of the ornament.

Contents:

• Spinward Marches map and overview
• Aramis Subsector Map and data
• Several Planetary maps with background information, encounter tables and area maps
• Deck plans of the 'March Harrier' Subsidized Merchant
• Ship Directory of the different types of starships in operation in the Aramis subsector
• Extensive Library Data of new creatures and corporations
• Complete Vargr Character Generation unit.

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Grade	Description
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NEW	Brand new, never used, maybe still in shrink wrap, no flaws unless otherwise detailed.

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