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''This page presents information of the Traveller game '''Dark Nebula''', see [[Dark Nebula Sector]] for the Astrographic Sector.''
 
''This page presents information of the Traveller game '''Dark Nebula''', see [[Dark Nebula Sector]] for the Astrographic Sector.''
 
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[[Dark Nebula (game)]] was one of the very early [[Classic Traveller]] board games.
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[[Dark Nebula (game)|Dark Nebula]] was one of the very early [[Classic Traveller]] board games.
 
   
 
   
 
== Description (Specifications) ==
 
== Description (Specifications) ==

Revision as of 17:47, 25 February 2018

This page presents information of the Traveller game Dark Nebula, see Dark Nebula Sector for the Astrographic Sector.

Dark Nebula
DNx2.jpg
Dark Nebula 2 versions small box and large box
Author Marc Miller
Publisher Game Designers Workshop
Version Classic Traveller
Edition 1st
Format Game (6x9 or 8.5x11 box)
Language English
Pages TBD
Year Published 1983
Canonical Yes
Available from RPGNow
Product 409 or 651
Table of Contents
TBD

Dark Nebula was one of the very early Classic Traveller board games.

Description (Specifications)

Dark Nebula has 8 small boards representing sectors of about six or so star systems. The boards are placed randomly at the start of the game by both players one at a time, to their own advantage. The game is played in turns with each player's turn having a number of phases. Get the money you earn from your star systems, move your ships and combat, a reaction from your opponent (which has some restrictions), a final move and combat by you, then it is the other players turn.

  • The object of the game varies with the board placement, but basically you need to control your opponents home world for a number of turns.
  • This game uses mechanics similar to the Imperium game.

Table of Contents

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Meta-history & Background (Dossier)

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Credits (Primary Sources)

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