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Traveller < sup > 20 </ sup > ( or T20 ) is the d20 System-version of Traveller, developed by Quicklink Interactive.

To confuse matters further there was another version of the game being published simultaneously with the GURPS edition, Traveller 20 or T20, which used the same setting but integrated into the popular D20 role-playing system and was set a century earlier than either Classic Traveller or GURPS Traveller.

It is a sourcebook for the Traveller D20 rules and advances the 2300AD timeline by 20 years, including consequences from the expected outcomes of published 2300AD campaigns and adventures ( particularly the Kafer War and the events of the adventure Bayern ).

* The Unfortunate Traveller at the Oxford Authorship Site, edited by Nina Green ( modern spelling ), 2002.

* Mysterious Traveller, 2002

*" The Traveller ", a song from Joe Satriani's 2002 studio album, Strange Beautiful Music

The 2002 Image Comics relaunch was followed the same year by Micronauts: The Time Traveller Trilogy, a collection of three paperback novels published by Byron Press Visual Publications and written by Steve Lyons.

* Mysterious Traveller with Derrick May ( 2002 )

* 2002: Written in Blood-Jude Traveller

Following Space: 1999, Merton appeared in many popular television series including Grange Hill, Return of the Saint ( 1979 ), Bergerac ( 1983 ), Angels ( 1983 ), Tenko ( 1984 ), Dempsey & Makepeace ( 1985 ), Lovejoy ( 1986 ), Crime Traveller ( 1997 ), Doctors ( 2001 ), Dinotopia ( 2002 ), Casualty ( 1986 – 2002 ), EastEnders ( 1998 – 2003 ), The Bill ( 1999 – 2005 ), Judge John Deed ( 2006 ), Coronation Street ( 2008 ) and Wire in the Blood ( 2008 ).

Reliance of the Traveller – A Classic Manual of Islamic Sacred Law ( 1994 revised edition ).

; Limited communication: A central theme to Traveller is that there is no form of faster-than-light information transfer – meaning no ansible, subspace radio or hyper-wave communication technology is available.

MegaTraveller ( 1987 – 1992 ) was published by GDW but designed by Digest Group Publications which published the popular Traveller's Digest ( later the MegaTraveller Journal ) Traveller support magazine.

Traveller: The New Era ( 1993 – 1995 ) was published by GDW.

Marc Miller's Traveller ( 1996 – 1998 ) was published by Imperium Games after GDW dissolved and the rights to Traveller reverted to Marc Miller, the creator of the original game.

GURPS Traveller ( 1998 – present ) was " Created on a handshake with Steve Jackson of Steve Jackson Games.

* July 9 – Traveller Jonas Hanway leaves St. Petersburg to return home via Germany and the Netherlands.

* Chris Rainbow – vocals on The Single Factor and Stationary Traveller

* Haydn Bendall – keyboards on Stationary Traveller

* 1984 – Stationary Traveller ( UK No. 57 ; ( 4 weeks on chart ))

This was followed by the latter's May 2011 launch of a non-stop, four-times-a-week Tegel – JFK service .< ref > Business Traveller ( Home > News < Air Berlin to launch Berlin-JFK route, 24 September 2010

The British Motor Corporation ( BMC ) offered the Morris Minor Traveller ( 1953 – 71 ) with wood structural components and painted aluminum infill panels — the last true mass-produced woodie.

Morris ' subsequent Mini Traveller ( 1961 – 9 ) employed steel infill panels and faux wood structural members.

* Traveller ( horse ) ( 1857 – 1871 ), owned by General Robert E. Lee

* Traveller – Assassination of the emperor and the division of the empire

:* Crime Traveller: one series ( 1997 ) for BBC One – total 8 episodes

Chiang Yee (, Pinyin: Jiǎng Yí, Wade-Giles: Chiang Yee ) ( May 19, 1903 – October 26, 1977 ), self-styled as " The Silent Traveller ", was a Chinese poet, author, painter and calligrapher.

He also says in his poem The Prayer of Mr. Cogito – The Traveller ( Modlitwa Pana Cogito – podróżnika ) travelling allowed him to get to know better the world beautiful and of such variety ”.

# " Astral Traveller " ( Jon Anderson ) ( from Time and a Word, 1970 ) – 5: 53

#" Days Are Numbers ( The Traveller )" ( lead vocal Chris Rainbow ) – 4: 31

Italo Calvino also ventured into fantasy in the trilogy I nostri antenati ( Our Ancestors, 1952 – 1959 ) and post-modernism in the novel Se una notte d ' inverno un viaggiatore ... ( If on a Winter's Night a Traveller, 1979 ).

Traveller ( 1857 – 1871 ) was Confederate General Robert E. Lee's most famous horse during the American Civil War.

Social class was a theme in Wells's The Time Machine in which the Time Traveller speaks of the future world, with its two races, as having evolved from the gradual widening of the present ( 19th century ) merely temporary and social difference between the Capitalist and the Labourer ...

To some degree, political intrigue is also a part of Traveller, so espionage-related equipment is also present, such as concealable armor, devices, and firearms, bugs and bug detectors, and so on.

Tim Traveller would use his bicycle to travel back and forth between time, encountering all sorts of crazy mishaps, occasionally getting in so much trouble he had to rush back to the present day to avoid it.

The album ’ s title song was inspired by Jack Kerouac ’ s book, The Lonesome Traveller in which Kerouac tells the story of America ’ s “ homeless brothers ,” or hobos.

After Steve Jackson Games licensed the Traveller setting, JTAS was revived once again as a weekly, then bi-weekly subscriber-supported web magazine in February, 2000.

The Journal of the Travellers Aid Society takes its name from the fictional Travellers ' Aid Society ( TAS ) that was first mentioned in the original incarnation of the Traveller game published by Game Designers Workshop.

In the original Traveller game, it was not too uncommon for characters to obtain membership in the TAS during character creation.

In Britain in the 1980s, RuneQuest was recognised by the gaming world as one of the ' Big Three ' games with the largest market share, the others being Dungeons & Dragons and Traveller.

Originally Traveller was intended to be a system for playing generic space opera-themed science fiction adventures in much the same sense that Dungeons & Dragons was a system intended for generic fantasy adventures.

The various incarnations of Traveller each have a task system which was used whenever a character encountered a task that required a random resolution to determine success or failure.

Originally, Traveller had no established setting, and was promoted as a rules system for running general science fiction role-playing games.

Within a short time, however, a default setting was crafted to take advantage of all aspects of those rules, which has come to be known as the Official Traveller Universe ( OTU ), also known by the primary political entity in the setting, The Third Imperium.

The last GDW produced version of Traveller was the third, Traveller: The New Era, which broke completely with the previous rules system and presented a setting in which interstellar civilization had been completely destroyed by the rebellion.

For instance the default setting was " Milieu 0 ", set about 1200 years prior to the time period laid out in the original Traveller.

The game was left briefly idle until the publication of GURPS Traveller.

Once again the game system was replaced, this time with the GURPS system from Steve Jackson Games, but the setting was returned to the one laid out in the original Traveller, albeit as an alternate history in which the assassination and subsequent fall of the Third Imperium never happened.

Later, these three booklets were packaged together in one volume called The Traveller Book, and was available in hardcover and softcover.

Eight separate boxed games were released as tie-in products: Striker, a game of tabletop miniature warfare, added very complex rules for vehicle design & combat, Mayday concentrated on small ship vs ship space combat, Snapshot and Azhanti High Lightning featured small-unit battles on board spacecraft, while Fifth Frontier War, Invasion Earth and Dark Nebula were wargames based on selected interstellar conflicts from the Classic Traveller ( though in the case of the later this was not the case on its publication, but they were used as the basis of parts of the ' imperial ' background ) future history.