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'''John G. Wood''' is a part-time RPG author (although he derives most of his income from software engineering and technical authoring). He has always had a particular interest in '''''Traveller''''', and ran a game using the '''''GURPS''''' rules long before the two were officially combined. | '''John G. Wood''' is a part-time RPG author (although he derives most of his income from software engineering and technical authoring). He has always had a particular interest in '''''Traveller''''', and ran a game using the '''''GURPS''''' rules long before the two were officially combined. | ||
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=='''''Traveller''''' Publishing History== | =='''''Traveller''''' Publishing History== | ||
Revision as of 20:50, 13 December 2007
John G. Wood is a part-time RPG author (although he derives most of his income from software engineering and technical authoring). He has always had a particular interest in Traveller, and ran a game using the GURPS rules long before the two were officially combined.
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Traveller Publishing History
BITS:
- 101 Religions: contributor.
- 101 Corporations: main author and collator.
Steve Jackson Games Books:
- GURPS Traveller: Starships: uncredited contribution of vignettes.
JTAS Online:
- Port Director Keshav Ama and Deputy Alex Niemiec (6-12-2001, rated 3.33 - Two characters to go with Port in a Storm, also in this issue)
- Port in a Storm (6-12-2001, rated 3.60 - A little courier mission leads to bigger things . . . Don't they always?)
- Musayid (6-25-2002, rated 4.03 - A low-tech world, ruled by a benevolent dictator)
- Things To Do in Jump (1-6-2004, rated 4.36 - Cleaning, carousing, and chasing monsters are just a few of the ways to pass time in jump)
- Nashu Direma (4-27-2004, rated 3.29 - A merchant ship owner with a dark past)
- The Last Hand-to-Mouth Adventure (5-11-2004, rated 3.88 - A group living from job to job suddenly gets a chance at fame)
- Zee, Stowaway (7-6-2004, rated 3.38 - A minor complication for starship crews)
- Akhal and Dhu (9-28-2004, rated 3.64 - No cat and dog jokes, please)
- Green for Danger (2-1-2005, rated 3.89 - Perilous Plants of the L'sis Main)
- Rubrak (2-15-2005, rated 3.90 - An agricultural world as a campaign background)
- Enli Rivera (3-1-2005, rated 3.07 - Something a little different)
- The L'sis Main (5-24-2005, rated 4.12 - Some background material for John G. Wood's recent (and upcoming) articles)
- Without Rule (8-16-2005, rated 4.21 - Anarchies and informal governments in Traveller)
- Dame Alison Berghaus (9-13-2005, rated 3.59 - A famous travel writer)
- Designing Alien Martial Arts (6-6-2006, rated 3.84 - That's martial arts used by aliens . . .
- The Sea Road (with Les DeGroff - 8-15-2006, rated 3.73 - A Caladib Adventure)
John has given permission to publish the Traveller material from his web site on the Wiki.