Starship Geomorphs
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| Author | Robert Pearce | ||
| Publisher | Pearce Design Studio | ||
| Version | Classic Traveller | ||
| Edition | 1st | ||
| Format | Book (Softback) | ||
| Language | English | ||
| Pages | TBD | ||
| Year Published | TBD | ||
| Canonical | Yes | ||
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| Also See | Geomorph | ||
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Starship Geomorphs is a Pearce Design Studio product.
- It is a facility and starship deck plan source book written for Generic Traveller.
Description (Specifications)
I've always loved the starship deck plans for Traveller. My first exposure was to those included with the Snapshot game. To be able to tie our evening's adventure to a map added so much to my gaming experience. It was a real boost to the whole "theater of the mind" thing. I soon purchased GDW's Traders and Gunboats and High Guard and later found Azhanti High Lightning and Nic Week's plan for the Type H Hunter in White Dwarf #70. Those were real eye openers and inspiration which led me to design my own starships off and on for the next 30+ years.
But you can't always have a deck plan for everything. My own gaming experiences have been dampened by the need to stop and research this type of ship or that type of building. I was familiar with the concept of geomorphs from my D&D gaming. When I came across Dyson Logos' beautiful Moleskine geomorphs and Dave's Mapper website, it was enough inspiration for me to grab my own sketchbook and start drawing. Finally, three years later, I've got enough work cleaned up and illustrated to share with everyone. It is my hope that other gamers will find enough here to save them time, keep their games moving, and inspire their own creations. Happy Travelling!
- - Robert Pearce, October 2018
Standards and Assumptions
Geomorphs are based on a 5' x 5' grid. Where mentioned, tonnage refers to displacement volume, not weight. One displacement ton (referred to as ton or dton) is equal to a volume 5' wide x 10' long x 10' high. Unless noted otherwise, the standard geomorph is one deck high.
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Meta-history & Background (Dossier)
This work is licensed under a Creative Common Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License.
- Version 1.0 - Release date October 10, 2018
- Written and illustrated by Robert Pearce Copyright © 2018 Pearce Design Studio, LLC
Dedication
To Craig and Brian, who first handed me the dice.
The writers, authors, and editors of the many Traveller products I've purchased. In particular: Thanks to the following for their inspiration over the years
- Game Designers' Workshop
- FASA Corporation
- Digest Group Publications
- White Dwarf magazine
- Dyson Logos (www.rpgcharacters.wordpress.com/)
- Dave's Mapper (www.davesmapper.com) and the geomorph artists there
- Citizens of the Imperium forum (http://www.travellerrpg.com/CotI/Discuss/)
Credits (Primary Sources)
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| Credit | Authors & Contributors |
| Author | Robert Pearce |
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