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Traveller map is fantastic. It's fun to just scroll around and explore, even if you don't play Traveller.

Same. I search the interwebs for images I like and then slap them into token stamp. The searching takes the longest.

Sorry, I can't advise you on that. I have never had a problem using either Firefox or Chrome.

I've heard many good things about Ironsworn, so this is a good excuse to give it a go.

Wow, this is fantastic. You can also download it and run it in your browser standalone. I put a downloaded copy in my character sheets folder. Thank you for sharing!

No answers here, only questions. Are there two different class divisions for small/large/capital for star ships and system ships? I'd assume system ships could be much smaller and have more capability, considering they have the j-drives and fuel. Does that necessitate different class breaking points?

This art is amazing. Is this your project or what's the background here?

I can't believe I totally forgot about this.

Is there a definitive montage song? I will play it over discord during our next montage, which will surely happen.

I feel you. I am not a forever DM (we rotate who is GM in our group) but it is decidedly a 5e D&D group.

A lot of the reason I started looking down the solo path was to try to learn new systems, in the hope of selling my group on trying them out. In the case of this Traveller game, 2 of my close friends from the group got interested and decided to join me.

As far as your netrunning game goes, don't be too quick to assume a solo system wouldn't work. Regardless if you use Mythic or another system like Motif, the mechanics are just a bridge between the game and your imagination to conjure what's happening. It functions a lot like a writing prompt, allowing your imagination to fill in the blanks and populate the story. In that way, it could be very flexible.

Thanks for crossposting! Pardon my Lemmy ignorance, but I have a question. So, when you crosspost, it creates a copy of the linked thread on the new community? Meaning there are two separate but identical articles but on different communities with separate sets of comments? I had originally crossposted the first post to sci-fi, but I wasn't expecting the two copies thing, so I thought I had done something wrong. I deleted the crosspost after that and left it only on the traveller community. Was I doing it 'right' originally after all?

Since you asked for it, there is now a follow-up post: Game Report: GM-less Traveller post.