Back in the Way Back, in the early days of roleplaying games, Traveller was the first Scifi RPG of any note, and FASA was one of the early licensees.
My collection of FASA Traveller releases is very incomplete, and a current Bundle of Holding has FASA Traveler for the taking in PDF, starting at 9.95.
Traveller! This all-new FASA Traveller Bundle presents .PDF ebooks of the early 1980s Classic Traveller supplements published by FASA Corporation. Later known for BattleTech and Shadowrun, FASA started as a Traveller licensee, publishing starship deck plans and adventures, many by the prolific designer J. Andrew Keith and his brother William. Still admired today, these modules represent old-school Traveller design at its best. Now you can get .PDFs of almost the entire FASA Traveller line for an unbeatable bargain price.
(These adventures and deck plans require one or another version of the Classic Traveller rules, such as our Little Black Books Starter Pack in the Bundle of Holding Store.)
For just US$9.95 you get all eight complete titles in our Starter Collection (retail value $66) as DRM-free ebooks, including 15mm-scale deck plans for the luxury spaceliner King Richard, along with its accompanying module Action Aboard: Adventures on the King Richard; five Classic Traveller adventures – The Harrensa Project, Ordeal By Eshaar, Rescue On Galatea, The Stazhlekh Report, and Uragyad'n of the Seven Pillars; and the large map set for a towering Starport Hotel Complex.
Traveller deck plan for the Aslan Hero starship Engineering DeckAnd if you pay more than the threshold price of $22.57, you'll level up and also get our entire Bonus Collection with twelve more titles worth an additional $104, including the much-admired Sky Raiders module trilogy by J. Andrew Keith and William H. Keith; the FCI Consumer Guide equipment book; four sets of starship deck plans – Leander, Fenris and Valkyrie, Tethys, and Vlezhdatl; and four collections of ship plans in FASA's Adventure Class Ships series.
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Cripes, printing out those old deck plan sets would be a challenge even for an Office Depot/Staples/etc. Those maps were gigantic.
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