Issue #005 of the Cepheus Journal is now available for free download. Once again in this issue, many settings are represented: Historical, Modern and Science Fiction.

Get it here:
Cepheus Journal Issue #005 - Cepheus Journal https://cepheusjournal.com/2021/04/02/cepheus-journal-issue-005/

Brett.
Member of the CJ Editorial Team.

The March/April 2021 issue of Freelance Traveller is posted for download!

This issue brings us an article by Neil Lucock describing the mechanics of piracy, in case your player-characters want to try it and have a suitable ship.

There is also the usual eclectic assortment of reviews, stories, house rules, adventures, and “prep” articles, hopefully ( Read more... )

The July/August 2020 issue of Freelance Traveller has been posted for download!

This issue's feature is a 58-page Special Supplement by Greg Caires, Traveller: 1700, a sourcebook/rulebook based on Classic Traveller for adventuring in Colonial America. This is, naturally, a separate download, but it is linked from the magazine index page, so you can ( Read more... )

We are cancelling TravellerCon-USA for 2020. Sorry to disappoint-the PA Phase Green Regulations would make it impossible to have everyone in the main room, and we’d have to wear masks and maintain social distancing while outside personal hotel rooms.

We have negotiated a roll-over of our deposit with the hotel for 2021. It will be held on the same ( Read more... )

The only thing that the May/June issue of Freelance Traveller is waiting for is some time-dependent information, so it will be out on time, COVID stress notwithstanding!

I’m starting to compile articles for the July/August issue, but it occurs to me that it wouldn’t be inappropriate to do something special for that issue - it is, after all, issue # ( Read more... )

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I suspect that the exuberance of the tea in Jerking Around #10 did damage to my SodaStream, because when I next went to use it, I had problems with the gas escaping and not carbonating the water. So, I discarded it, swapped the gas cylinder, and bought the SodaStream Fizzi One-Touch. This offers a little less control over the carbonation level than ( Read more... )

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Back at the end of October, I posted some comments about Diabetes:M, the program I use (on Android) to help manage my diabetes. I recently flagged that post to the company, and got a response thanking me for the kind words, and offering some minor corrections:

• The company is Sirma Medical Systems, not Sirna. An easy ‘reado’ to commit when looking at ( Read more... )