The Forgotten War
| The Forgotten War | |||
|---|---|---|---|
 Golden age Epic adventure #1 | |||
| Author | Michael Taylor | ||
| Publisher | QuikLink Interactive | ||
| Version | Traveller D20 | ||
| Format | |||
| Language | English | ||
| Pages | 35 | ||
| Year Published | 2004 | ||
| Canonical | No | ||
| Table of Contents | |||
| About This Book | 5 | ||
| Background | 7 | ||
| Act 1 - Callup | 13 | ||
| Act 2 - Along the Spinward main | 15 | ||
| Act 3 - The enemy of your enemy is your friend | 18 | ||
| Act 4 - A cornered animal | |||
| Epilogue | 22 | ||
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Description (Specifications)
Golden Age Epic 1: The Forgotten War is set in the "Golden Age" of the Third Imperium (1105-1116) in the Spinward Marches against the backdrop of the Fifth Frontier War with the Zhodani Consulate. Set in District 268, the crew of the Far Trader Spinward Rebellion have just been drafted by the Imperial Navy into service as a naval auxiliary.
The District 268 Navy is stretched to the limit trying to guard the border. At least it is a relatively quiet area of the Marches... or so the characters have been told. Their first assignment is to deliver a marine squad and supplies to a marine forward base deep in District 268, a mission that could be fraught with danger...
This adventure contains T20 statistics for new ships as well as old favorites from the Classic Era: the 200 ton Far Trader, 300 ton Gazelle Class Close Escort, 20 ton Gig, 15 ton Planetary Defense Fighter, 400 ton system defense boat, 600 ton Zhodani Patrol Corvette, 8 ton Zhodani fighter, 400 ton corsair, 1000 ton X-Boat tender, 130 ton Sword Worlds Blockade Runner and other vessels we can't even mention...
Full Deckplans for the 200-ton Far Trader and the 130-ton Blockade Runner are also included!
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References & Contributions (Sources)
- Traveller Wiki Editorial Team
- Author & Contributor: Lord (Marquis) and Master of Sophontology Maksim-Smelchak of the Ministry of Science