I've been a fan of Travelelr since 1977.
I'd say if you were just starting out, go mongoose, core rulebook, then 760 patrons.
Start small.
Roll a planet, to learn the process. Then go with 5 or 6 worlds rolled up.
Then write an adventure, that uses 2 or three of those.
Practice makes perfect.
Don't do a whole subsector, not at first.
Build what you need, and sketch the rest.
Whatever you do, don't start a whole sector, unless it's just dots on a map, connected by lines...to get some idea of your political setup and borders.
Sketch the edges just past where the PCs can travel.
Good luck, Welcome to the life.
I'd say if you were just starting out, go mongoose, core rulebook, then 760 patrons.
Start small.
Roll a planet, to learn the process. Then go with 5 or 6 worlds rolled up.
Then write an adventure, that uses 2 or three of those.
Practice makes perfect.
Don't do a whole subsector, not at first.
Build what you need, and sketch the rest.
Whatever you do, don't start a whole sector, unless it's just dots on a map, connected by lines...to get some idea of your political setup and borders.
Sketch the edges just past where the PCs can travel.
Good luck, Welcome to the life.
