Mongoose Traveller: Sword Worlds
| Sword Worlds | |||
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| Author | Bryan Steele | ||
| Publisher | Mongoose Publishing | ||
| Version | Mongoose Traveller | ||
| Edition | 1st | ||
| Format | Book (Softback) | ||
| Language | English | ||
| Pages | 126 | ||
| Year Published | 2011 | ||
| Canonical | Yes | ||
| Available from | [RpgNow RPGNow] | ||
| ISBN 978-1-907702-32-7 | |||
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Description (Specifications)
Beyond the borders of the Imperium, deep in the Spinward Marches, lies the Sword Worlds, said to be a wild place of fierce men, bush wars and quick tempers. The Sword Worlders are humans who primarily live in the Sword Worlds Subsector of the Spinward Marches. Their Confederation spans over a dozen star systems, and is thus one of the more notable minor states in the sector. Sword Worlders are generally militant, conservative and hot-headed. This has landed them in numerous interstellar disagreements during the fifteen centuries that their civilization has existed.
This sourcebook takes a look at the culture, characters, politics and technologies of the Sword Worlds, and Travellers are encouraged to visit, if they are tough enough.
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