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Revision as of 12:54, 7 September 2019
| Imperial Lines 3 | |||
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 Imperiallines 3 (fanzine) | |||
| Author | Mark Gelinas | ||
| Publisher | Mark Gelinas | ||
| Version | MegaTraveller | ||
| Edition | 1st | ||
| Format | Periodical (Fanzine) | ||
| Language | English | ||
| Pages | 14 | ||
| Year Published | 1992 | ||
| Canonical | No | ||
| Available from | TBD | ||
| TBD | |||
TBD Product Name is a TBD Publisher product.
- It is a source book written for Classic Traveller.
Description (Specifications)
Imperiallines 3 (fanzine) is an early MegaTraveller fanzine that became official.
Table of Contents
- X-Link, by Mark "Geo" Gelinas ... pg. 1
- Early Vilani/Terran Contacts, by Terrance R. McInnes ... pg. 1
- Loot! by Michael R. Mikesh... pg. 2
- Operation Overwatch, by Roger Myhre ... pg. 5
- Consensus or Famine, by Gregory P. Lee ... pg. 6
- The Giant Guraan, by Mike Mikesh ... pg. 7
- Thoughts on the Vilani, by Clayton R. Bush ... pg. 7
- Library Data - Kagamira Subsector, by Robert Bates ... pg. 8
- The Intendant, by Gregory P. Lee ... pg. 9
- More Psi-drugs for MegaTraveller, by Gregory P. Lee ... pg. 10
- Psionic Activity Detector, by Gregory P. Lee ... pg. 11
- Cargo: Bartenk Resin, by Leighton Piper ... pg. 12
- Noql-class Zhodani Free Trader by James Kundert and Paul Sanders ... pg. 13
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Library Data Entries (Public)
Library Data Entries (Automated)
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Meta-history & Background (Dossier)
Imperiallines magazine started its existence as a fanzine led by Mark Gelinas, became an insert mini-zine under GDW, and later became the FFE house periodical for Traveller 5. It is named after Imperiallines, LIC an interstellar shipping corporation serving worlds off of the main trade routes of the Spinward Marches. Imperiallines and Imperial Lines can be easily confused.
Imperial Lines Zine Series
- Imperiallines 1 (fanzine)
- Imperiallines 2 (fanzine)
- Imperiallines 3 (fanzine)
- Imperiallines 1 (magazine) (Insert)
- Imperiallines 2 (magazine) (Insert)
- Imperiallines 3 (magazine) (Unpublished insert)
- Imperiallines 4 (magazine) (Unpublished insert)
- Imperiallines 5 (magazine) (Unpublished draft)
- Imperiallines 6 (magazine)
- Imperiallines 7 (magazine)
- Imperiallines 8 (magazine) (..forthcoming in 2020 CE)
Credits (Primary Sources)
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| Credit | Authors & Contributors |
| Author | TBD |
External Link/s
Commentary & Data articles:
- EXTERNAL LINK: TBD
Reviews:
- EXTERNAL LINK: TBD
Other Articles:
- EXTERNAL LINK: TBD
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