T4 First Survey

First Survey
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Author		Marc Miller
Publisher		Imperium Games
Version		Marc Miller's Traveller
Edition		1st
Format		Book (Softback)
Language		English
Pages		112
Year Published		1996
Canonical		No
Available from		RPGNow
Also See		Star Chart
ISBN 1-57828-347-7 Stock #1410S
Table of Contents
Introduction			4
The old man			5
Corridor Sector			6
Vland Sector			9
Lishun Sector			13
Antares Sector			18
Gushemege Sector			22
Dagudashaag Sector			26
Core Sector			30
Ilelish Sector			34
Massilia Sector			38
Corridor referee data			42
Vland referee data			46
Lishun referee data			54
Antares referee data			63
Gushemege referee data			71
Dagudashaag referee data			79
Core referee data			87
Ilelish referee data			95
Massilia referee data			102

T4 First Survey is a Imperium Games product.

• It is an astrographic source book designed for Marc Miller's Traveller.

Description (Specifications)

With the establishment of the Third Imperium, the strong economic forces that created it continued their work by driving an outward expansion by the Imperium into neighboring worlds. This survey book is intended to serve two distinct purposes: a reference work and as an adventuring log.

Table of Contents

T4 First Survey
Section	Page/s
Introduction	4
The Old Man at Startown	5
Short Data and Maps
The Corridor Sector	6
The Vland Sector	9
The Lishun Sector	13
The Antares Sector	18
The Gushemege Sector	22
The Dagudashaag Sector	26
The Core Sector	30
The Ilelish Sector	34
The Massilia Sector	38
Referee Data
The Corridor Sector	42
The Vland Sector	46
The Lishun Sector	54
The Antares Sector	63
The Gushemege Sector	71
The Dagudashaag Sector	79
The Core Sector	87
The Ilelish Sector	95
The Massilia Sector	102

Library Data Entries (Public)

1. Startown

Meta-history & Background (Dossier)

First Survey is an important source book for T4. Much of this data has been de-canonized in light of T5 Second Survey updating for the T5 edition of Traveller.

It wasn't long after T4 reached the light of day and then tanked that the Traveller community realized that much of the T4 astrographic data was generated without through studying of prior canon. It was later discovered that a bad random number generator also made much of the star charts problematic. By the 2,000's, the community de-canonized the book. T5 Second Survey also later changed many world-mapping algorithms to make them more consistent with realworld physics... This meant increasing world sizes to accomodate atmospheres, changing star size & distribution, and a number of other differences such as the extensions (…Cultural Extension, Economic Extension, Importance Extension, etc.).

- Maksim-Smelchak (talk) 08:51, 9 April 2019 (EDT)

Credits (Primary Sources)

Credits (Primary Sources)
Credit	Authors & Contributors
Design & Compilation	Marc Miller
Editing	Tony Lee
Cartography, Typesetting, Graphic Design	Ashe Marler

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