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|author    = Andy Lilly
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Description:
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[[Mongoose Traveller: Adventure Seeds]] is a [[Mongoose Publishing]] supplement written for [[Mongoose Traveller]].
 
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The game session arrives. You have not had time to prepare the game this week and then the players announce they want to jump to a system you have not yet fully detailed.
 
The game session arrives. You have not had time to prepare the game this week and then the players announce they want to jump to a system you have not yet fully detailed.
  
 
You need an adventure, quick.
 
You need an adventure, quick.
  
This book finishes the referee’s toolkit ‘trilogy’ that started with Supplement 13: Starport Encounters and continued with Supplement 15: Powers and Principalities. Supplement 16: Adventure Seeds rounds off your toolkit by providing a variety of methods to generate new ideas for adventures that can be sprung upon your players with very little preparation – just the thing for a busy referee!
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This book finishes the referee’s toolkit ‘trilogy’ that started with [[Mongoose Traveller: Starport Encounters|Supplement 13: Mongoose Traveller: Starport Encounters]] and continued with [[Mongoose Traveller: Powers and Principalities|Supplement 15: Mongoose Traveller: Powers and Principalities]]. ''Supplement 16: Adventure Seeds'' rounds off your toolkit by providing a variety of methods to generate new ideas for adventures that can be sprung upon your players with very little preparation – just the thing for a busy referee!
  
The goal with Supplement 16: Adventure Seeds is to give the referee a multitude of jump-off points to launch new adventures with the minimum of preparation or forethought. Combined with the other books in this trilogy, and you will be able to create complex adventures that will keep your players entertained for hours, while filling them with realistic places, people, governments and corporations. Your players will think you a genius for creating such rich and varied universes!
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The goal with ''Supplement 16: Adventure Seeds'' is to give the referee a multitude of jump-off points to launch new adventures with the minimum of preparation or forethought. Combined with the other books in this trilogy, and you will be able to create complex adventures that will keep your players entertained for hours, while filling them with realistic places, people, governments and corporations. Your players will think you a genius for creating such rich and varied universes!
  
 
This book covers three key areas to aid referees in creating adventures.
 
This book covers three key areas to aid referees in creating adventures.
Patrons
 
  
Most adventures in Traveller and, indeed, most roleplaying games, are driven by some kind of patron, a figure who motivates the players to search for a specific goal. Patrons are the drivers behind the events presented in this section, sometimes directly, sometimes indirectly. The following Plots and Rendezvous sections, when added to Supplement 13: Starport Encounters and Supplement 15: Powers and Principalities, form a complete referee’s tool kit.
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1. [[Patron]]s <br>
Plots
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Most adventures in Traveller and, indeed, most roleplaying games, are driven by some kind of patron, a figure who motivates the players to search for a specific goal. Patrons are the drivers behind the events presented in this section, sometimes directly, sometimes indirectly. The following Plots and Rendezvous sections, when added to [[Mongoose Traveller: Starport Encounters|Supplement 13: Mongoose Traveller: Starport Encounters]] and [[Mongoose Traveller: Powers and Principalities|Supplement 15: Mongoose Traveller: Powers and Principalities]], form a complete referee’s tool kit.
  
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2. [[Plot]]s <br>
 
Plots are an essential part of any game. A well thought-out plot can lead to hours of exciting gaming. There are many sources of ideas for plots; television, books, newspapers, all of which surround the referee. Occasionally, however, the creative spirit runs dry and pre-prepared material is beneficial. Additionally, the players usually have a great deal of control over their actions and may go in directions which the referee did not anticipate and therefore could not be prepared for.
 
Plots are an essential part of any game. A well thought-out plot can lead to hours of exciting gaming. There are many sources of ideas for plots; television, books, newspapers, all of which surround the referee. Occasionally, however, the creative spirit runs dry and pre-prepared material is beneficial. Additionally, the players usually have a great deal of control over their actions and may go in directions which the referee did not anticipate and therefore could not be prepared for.
Rendez-vous
 
 
The starports, towns and cities of every Traveller world contain a wide variety of hotels, bars, shops and other locations which may be of interest to your player-characters (players). The rendezvous described in this section are not intended merely as meeting places for your players, but also provide;
 
  
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3. Rendez-vous <br>
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The [[starport]]s, towns, and cities of every Traveller world contain a wide variety of hotels, bars, shops and other locations which may be of interest to your player-characters (players). The rendezvous described in this section are not intended merely as meeting places for your players, but also provide;
 
*    Interesting characters with whom your players can interact.
 
*    Interesting characters with whom your players can interact.
 
*    Potential plot links and/or patrons for expanding into subsequent adventures.
 
*    Potential plot links and/or patrons for expanding into subsequent adventures.
 
*    Background colour, useful services, and sources of rumours and information.
 
*    Background colour, useful services, and sources of rumours and information.
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=== Credits ===
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; Writers: [[Roger Barr]], [[Nickey Barnard]], [[Thad Coons]], [[Steve Daniels]], [[Bruce Johnson]], [[Andy Lilly]], [[Dominic Mooney]], [[Nick Munn]], [[Rob Prior]], [[Bob Sanders]], [[Andy Slack]], [[David Smart]], [[David Thomas]] and [[Mark Watson]]
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; Editors: [[Andy Lilly]], [[Sarah Lilly]], [[Dominic Mooney]], [[Matthew Sprange]]
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; Layout: [[Jakub Siergiej]]
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; Interior Illustrations: [[Sean Thornton]], [[Olivier Frot]], [[Carlos Nunez de Castro Torres]], [[Mark Hyzer]], [[Aneke Murillo]], [[Martin Hanford]]
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=== Table of Contents ===
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{| class="wikitable sortable"
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!colspan="2"|''[[Mongoose Traveller]]:<br> Adventure Seeds''
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| Introduction || 2
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|Patrons || 4
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|-
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|Plots || 54
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| Rendez-vous || 91,
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|}
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=== [[Library Data|Library Data Entries]] (Public) ===
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# [[Adventure Seed]]
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# [[Patron]]
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# [[Plot]]
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{{Intermediate}}
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{{Sources
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| {{Ludography cite|name= Adventure Seeds | version=Mongoose Traveller | page=2}}
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}}
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[[Category: Patron Source]]
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{{MET|}}

Latest revision as of 01:23, 23 January 2022

Adventure Seeds
AdventureSeeds 350.jpg
Supplement 16
Author Andy Lilly
Publisher Mongoose Publishing
Version Mongoose Traveller
Format Book (PDF)
Language English
Pages 133
Year Published 2014
Canonical Yes
Available from DriveThru RPG, Mongoose
Also See Adventure Seed

Mongoose Traveller: Adventure Seeds is a Mongoose Publishing supplement written for Mongoose Traveller.

The game session arrives. You have not had time to prepare the game this week and then the players announce they want to jump to a system you have not yet fully detailed.

You need an adventure, quick.

This book finishes the referee’s toolkit ‘trilogy’ that started with Supplement 13: Mongoose Traveller: Starport Encounters and continued with Supplement 15: Mongoose Traveller: Powers and Principalities. Supplement 16: Adventure Seeds rounds off your toolkit by providing a variety of methods to generate new ideas for adventures that can be sprung upon your players with very little preparation – just the thing for a busy referee!

The goal with Supplement 16: Adventure Seeds is to give the referee a multitude of jump-off points to launch new adventures with the minimum of preparation or forethought. Combined with the other books in this trilogy, and you will be able to create complex adventures that will keep your players entertained for hours, while filling them with realistic places, people, governments and corporations. Your players will think you a genius for creating such rich and varied universes!

This book covers three key areas to aid referees in creating adventures.

1. Patrons
Most adventures in Traveller and, indeed, most roleplaying games, are driven by some kind of patron, a figure who motivates the players to search for a specific goal. Patrons are the drivers behind the events presented in this section, sometimes directly, sometimes indirectly. The following Plots and Rendezvous sections, when added to Supplement 13: Mongoose Traveller: Starport Encounters and Supplement 15: Mongoose Traveller: Powers and Principalities, form a complete referee’s tool kit.

2. Plots
Plots are an essential part of any game. A well thought-out plot can lead to hours of exciting gaming. There are many sources of ideas for plots; television, books, newspapers, all of which surround the referee. Occasionally, however, the creative spirit runs dry and pre-prepared material is beneficial. Additionally, the players usually have a great deal of control over their actions and may go in directions which the referee did not anticipate and therefore could not be prepared for.

3. Rendez-vous
The starports, towns, and cities of every Traveller world contain a wide variety of hotels, bars, shops and other locations which may be of interest to your player-characters (players). The rendezvous described in this section are not intended merely as meeting places for your players, but also provide;

  • Interesting characters with whom your players can interact.
  • Potential plot links and/or patrons for expanding into subsequent adventures.
  • Background colour, useful services, and sources of rumours and information.

Credits[edit]

Writers
Roger Barr, Nickey Barnard, Thad Coons, Steve Daniels, Bruce Johnson, Andy Lilly, Dominic Mooney, Nick Munn, Rob Prior, Bob Sanders, Andy Slack, David Smart, David Thomas and Mark Watson
Editors
Andy Lilly, Sarah Lilly, Dominic Mooney, Matthew Sprange
Layout
Jakub Siergiej
Interior Illustrations
Sean Thornton, Olivier Frot, Carlos Nunez de Castro Torres, Mark Hyzer, Aneke Murillo, Martin Hanford

Table of Contents[edit]

Mongoose Traveller:
Adventure Seeds
Section Page/s
Introduction 2
Patrons 4
Plots 54
Rendez-vous 91,

Library Data Entries (Public)[edit]

  1. Adventure Seed
  2. Patron
  3. Plot
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