Avenger Enterprises is looking for submisisons for Special Supplement 6 - Tooth and Claw.
Submissions must include Classic Traveller ratings and follow the example format. Creatures 'borrowed' from published sources cannot be used (so no Treecats, Zarathrustra Damnthings or Face-huggers).
Creatures will be subdivided into classes according to their environment:
Terra-Like World, Good Atmosphere – worlds where it is possible for flyers to exist; ie worlds with a breathable standard or dense atmosphere.
Terra-Like World, Thin Atmosphere – worlds where the atmosphere is breathable but too thin to support flying creatures under most conditions.
Terra-Like World, Unusual Atmosphere – worlds where pressure and gravity are acceptable to humans, but the atmospheric composition may be toxic, corrosive or otherwise unusual.
Vacuum or Trace Atmosphere – rockball and iceball worlds, moons etc where there is little or no atmosphere. Natural hazards are more likely than animal encounters, but creatures that can breathe a trace atmosphere are possible.
Underwater – Creatures that live in or under water.
Urban Environments – creatures and other hazards associated with places where people live, including pets, livestock and robots.
Submissions must include Classic Traveller ratings and follow the example format. Creatures 'borrowed' from published sources cannot be used (so no Treecats, Zarathrustra Damnthings or Face-huggers).
Creatures will be subdivided into classes according to their environment:
Terra-Like World, Good Atmosphere – worlds where it is possible for flyers to exist; ie worlds with a breathable standard or dense atmosphere.
Terra-Like World, Thin Atmosphere – worlds where the atmosphere is breathable but too thin to support flying creatures under most conditions.
Terra-Like World, Unusual Atmosphere – worlds where pressure and gravity are acceptable to humans, but the atmospheric composition may be toxic, corrosive or otherwise unusual.
Vacuum or Trace Atmosphere – rockball and iceball worlds, moons etc where there is little or no atmosphere. Natural hazards are more likely than animal encounters, but creatures that can breathe a trace atmosphere are possible.
Underwater – Creatures that live in or under water.
Urban Environments – creatures and other hazards associated with places where people live, including pets, livestock and robots.
