Difference between revisions of "Mongoose Traveller: Referee's Screen"
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| − | The Traveller Referee's Screen features artwork depicting a trading ship on the outside, and tables on the inside. It is designed to serve two purposes: Hiding the Referee's notes, rolls, etc. and providing the | + | The Traveller Referee's Screen features artwork depicting a trading ship on the outside, and tables on the inside. It is designed to serve two purposes: Hiding the Referee's notes, rolls, etc. and providing the Referee with easily accessible information. It is constructed from heavy weight card stock, and is designed to last for several years. |
The screen is described by Mongoose as "the perfect complement to a well run Traveller campaign", although it is by no means essential. | The screen is described by Mongoose as "the perfect complement to a well run Traveller campaign", although it is by no means essential. | ||
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| Publisher | Mongoose Publishing |
| Version | Mongoose Traveller |
| Author | Richard Ford |
| Format | softcover |
| Canonical | yes |
| Year Published | 2009 |
| Pages | 4 |
| ISBN 978-1-906508-68-5 MGP3824 | |
The Traveller Referee's Screen features artwork depicting a trading ship on the outside, and tables on the inside. It is designed to serve two purposes: Hiding the Referee's notes, rolls, etc. and providing the Referee with easily accessible information. It is constructed from heavy weight card stock, and is designed to last for several years.
The screen is described by Mongoose as "the perfect complement to a well run Traveller campaign", although it is by no means essential.