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Greetings Travellers!

We're loving the feedback we've gotten on our last few updates! Keep it up so we know what you all want to see in our future updates.

Onward to 600K!
We’re now less than $10,000 away from $600K - bookmark ribbons for all regular edition books are coming soon!

Miniatures Preview
We also wanted to share a closer look at the miniatures included in the campaign.

We’ve put together a video with Tim Brown, sculptor Austin Sizer, and John-Matthew DeFoggi talking through the design process and what you can expect.

More updates are on the way as the campaign continues.

Before we get into the crunchy munchy of gameplay, we wanted to thank our backers for helping us surpass 575K! Another CIVX Content Expansion has been unlocked! Our next stretch goal is 600K, at which we'll unlock book ribbons for all regular-edition books!

Time for Some Crunch
We know a ton of you want to dig deeper into how this actually plays at the table, so it's finally time to start getting into some gameplay details. Expect many more of these updates - but here's where we're starting:

Character Creation in 5E
We've put together a video with designers Tim Brown and Josh Kelly, along with John-Matthew DeFoggi walking through how character backgrounds and lifepath creation work in Traveller 5E. It covers:

More soon - we’ve got a lot more to share as we keep digging into the system. 

Hey all! We greatly appreciate all the feedback we got on yesterday's crunchy update. A lot more where that came from is coming soon!
New Art
Today, we wanted to take a moment to share a look at some of the new art coming to Traveller 5E.

This video highlights a range of pieces from across the project, including creatures, gear, environments, and more.

We’ll have more to share soon, both on the art side and with upcoming gameplay-focused updates.

Choose Your Jump - Entry 003

We’re also continuing the story.

Choose Your Jump - Entry 003
Winning Choice: Check the Cargo
 “You Shouldn’t Have Opened That”

You don’t wait. The hold cycles open with a low hiss, colder than it should be. Your breath fogs as you step inside.

The crate that shifted is easy enough to find because of the reinforced casing. No markings. No registry tags.

You break the seal. Inside is a stasis pod.

Frost clings to the inside of the glass. Power levels fluctuate - stable one second, dipping the next. The readout flickers, trying to resolve something it doesn’t want you to see. Life signs maybe?

Engineering tries to pull a clean scan, but the system fights back - data loops, error codes, partial readings that don’t line up. Whatever’s inside is being deliberately obscured.

Then the ship shudders. Proximity alert.

The contact that was trailing you is now close and it’s not alone. Two more returns appear across the sensor screen.

Back in the hold, something changes. The pod’s internal display stabilizes for half a second, long enough to show a silhouette.

Humanoid?

Then it glitches out again. The hail comes through again more insistent this time.

“Unregistered vessel, cut power and prepare for boarding.”

You’ve got seconds. What’s your call, Captain?

A - Answer the hail
Play it straight. Buy time. See who you’re dealing with.

B - Run for it
Push the drive. Risk it. Anything’s better than getting boarded.

C - Secure the cargo
Lock the hold down. Whatever’s in that pod might matter more than the ship.