Yes.

[MJD]

Yes, I'm doing the Third Imperium book for Mongoose.

Yes, it will indeed be awesome.

Yes, we do have some really interesting ideas.

Yes, that is indeed all I'm saying right now.

Watch this space.

 

[Shonner]

Yes, I'm doing the Third Imperium book for Mongoose.

Yes, it will indeed be awesome.

Yes, we do have some really interesting ideas.

Yes, that is indeed all I'm saying right now.

Watch this space.

I'm pre-ordering as soon as I see the book on Mongoose's site.

 

[selunatic2397]

The World Is Full Of Incredible Awesomeness!!!

Looking forward to your new work!

 

[Jeff M. Hopper]

HUZZAH!!

 

[Echo]

This is going to be a must buy for me, and the first major entree point into the Imperium for my new gaming group.

How many pages? Full colour or not? Will it be largely stat free (for all versions of Traveller) or specific in anyway? Will it be Kickstarted or just released in a standard schedule? Will it cover all eras in the Imperium’s history or just a snapshot?

 

[Kilgs]

Man, I'm going to have to violate my no Mongoose products rule... again. You and Colin will be the death of my personal ethics.

 

[whulorigan]

I'll pick it up the minute it is available (PDF and hardcopy).
A Third Imperium setting book has been needed for a long time for MgT.

Suggestion: Since MgT was designed to be a "setting free" set of core rules, there should be a short section in the book clearly defining what items and/or rules in the core rulebooks and supplements are NOT available (or need to be modified) in the OTU-setting. I am familiar with the vast majority of the OTU-canon, but it is sometimes confusing when a particular item is detailed in the MgT core books or supplements, and I am not sure whether the item is intended as an update or addition to prior OTU-canon, or whether it is included as something for non-OTU campaigns and settings.

 

[simonh]

Suggestion: Since MgT was designed to be a "setting free" set of core rules, there should be a short section in the book clearly defining what items and/or rules in the core rulebooks and supplements are NOT available (or need to be modified) in the OTU-setting.

Isn't that up to the GM?

Simon Hibbs

 

[whulorigan]

Isn't that up to the GM?

Simon Hibbs

It is always up to the GM. But I would also like to know what was intended by the authors before I make a GM-decision.