Korinthea (book)
| Korinthea | |||
|---|---|---|---|
 Planetary Tool Kit 2 | |||
| Author | Paul Elliott | ||
| Publisher | Zozer Games | ||
| Version | Mongoose Traveller | ||
| Edition | 1st | ||
| Format | Book (PDF) | ||
| Language | English | ||
| Pages | 18 | ||
| Year Published | 2012 | ||
| Canonical | Yes | ||
| Available from | TBD | ||
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| Table of Contents | |||
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Korinthea! is an adventure book developed for Mongoose Traveller by Paul Elliott.
Description (Specifications)[edit]
A waterworld where 760 million live on an island the size of Sicily. A world with incredible overpopulation, where people are murdered for their organs, where crime gangs control the government from behind the scenes, where no-one has any privacy, anywhere at any time, where food is recycled from rubbish bins and millions live in desperate shanty-towns ...
Off-worlders are not just a novelty on Korinthea, for many people they are a way off planet. Get sucked into the ultra-urban mega-city of Korinthea...
Table of Contents[edit]
Planetary Tool Kits are a collection of tools that you can use to build adventures, they aren’t just world write-ups but tool kits! Each includes:
- Array of useful and imagination-catching world locations
- Typical NPC encounters
- Several animals with stats
- A vehicle unique to the world
- Character ‘personalities’
- Encounter table
- List of adventure seeds tailored to the world in question
Meta-history & Background (Dossier)[edit]
No information yet available.
Credits (Primary Sources)[edit]
| Credit | Authors & Contributors |
|---|---|
| Author | Paul Elliott |
| Vehicle art | Ian Stead |
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