Mongoose Traveller: Tripwire

Tripwire
An adventure for Traveller
Author		Simon Beal
Publisher		Mongoose Publishing
Version		Mongoose Traveller
Format		Book (Softback) (PDF)
Language		English
Pages		128
Year Published		2009
Canonical		Yes
Available from		DriveThru RPG. Mongoose
MGP3820
ISBN		978-1-906508-45-6

Mongoose Traveller: Tripwire is a Mongoose Publishing adventure source book written for Mongoose Traveller.

In an effort to increase their control over Jewell subsector, the Imperium has announced that a new duke will be appointed to oversee Imperial interests there. This move has caused political friction with the Zhodani who have since restricted trade to their worlds.

Imperial agents’ suspect the Zhodani are now planning to deploy a new super weapon, forcing the Imperium to strengthen their borders and military outposts. With tensions running high only the bravest travellers remain in business, demanding higher fees for their services.

Making the most of the current trade opportunities, the players take on a passenger who pays them a handsome fee for their services. However, the passenger is more than he appears to be and the players are soon plunged into a world of conspiracy and danger.

This book serves as a useful guide to the Jewell subsector, detailing each world with a brief history, local laws and places of interest. Tripwire also includes a timeline of Jewell subsector, random encounters, new equipment and spacecraft.

Credits

Author

Simon Beal

Editor

Charlotte Law

Layout

Joseph McCance

Proofreader

Nick Robinson

Interior Illustrations

Lonny Chant, Furman, Phil Renne & Nick Robinson

Playtesters

Jim Kundert, Stuart Machin, Andrew James Alan Welty, Gregory Wolf

Table of Contents

Mongoose Traveller: Tripwire
Section	Page/s
Introduction	2
Jewell	3
Passenger	8
Data	16
Conspiracies	30
Keystone	49
Tripwire	63
CODA	76
Appendix	73
Index	93

Library Data Entries (Automated)

Library data entries
Chokari Donald McKinney Foelen (world) Vexx

Reviews:

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