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Mongoose Traveller 2e for Foundry

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Version: 0.10.2

This is an implementation of Mongoose Traveller 2e for FoundryVTT. It currently supports Foundry v11. it is currently in beta, so suggestions and bug reports are greatly appreciated. The basic game rules are currently supported, but new features are being added all the time.

Currently, it provides support for:

• Character sheets for Travellers (PCs), NPCs and Creatures are provided.
• A full built-in list of skills for characters, along with Mongoose 2e rules for specialities and professions.
• Skills can be dragged to the hot bar for quick access.
• Attack rolls, with damage and effect, stun damage, AP and other weapon attributes.
• Augments, including Expert Systems, augmented armour and cyberwear.
• Support for background and alien race packages.
• Career terms for character generation, including allies, contacts and enemies.

Note that it does not currently include 'content' such as equipment lists.

Support for spacecraft is currently in progress, with rules for cargo, starship hardware, adding crew and passengers and specifying actions for crew roles.

How to Build

Compendium packs.

Objects in compendium packs are stored as individual JSON files.

• Use mkpacks pack to convert from JSON to binary DB format.
• Use mkpacks unpack to convert from binary DB format to JSON.

These scripts assume that the foundry CLI fvtt is present and configured. The dataPath should be set to the local mgt2 directory.

Use release.sh to create a release file. One of the following options must be used:

• -s Keep the version the same
• -p Increment the patch release version (0.1.2 becomes 0.1.3)
• -m Increment the minor release version (0.1.2 becomes 0.2.0)
• -M Increment the major release version (0.1.2 becomes 1.0.0)

You can also add -b which will create a new Git branch based on the new version number, ready for branching a release.

A release runs mkpacks unpack followed by mkpacks pack , so it is recommended that compendiums are locked and Foundry is shutdown when this is done. If not, changes in the Foundry database may be lost.

Use mkpacks unpack to export compendium packs from Foundry into source files. This must be run when the compendium packs are locked and Foundry has been closed down. If this is not the case, then new changes to the packs will not be exported.

Use mkpacks pack to import compendium packs from source files into Foundry. This will overwrite anything in the Foundry database files with what is in the source files.

Object Types

The main supported object types defined in the system are:

• Traveller - A player character
• NPC - Cut down version of a Traveller
• Creature - Creatures with even fewer details
• Spacecraft - A spacecraft, currently partially supported.
• Package - Contains package of skills, items and attributes for building NPCs or Travellers from.
• General Item - Normal equipment without special rules.
• Weapon - Weapons, used by people and creatures.
• Armour - Armour, used by people and creatures.
• Augmentation - Expert Systems, Augments and other things that provide bonuses
• Career Term - Represents a Term during character creation.
• Associate - Represents a contact, ally, enemy or rival gained during character creation.
• Cargo - Goods to be bought and sold, carried on spacecraft.
• Spacecraft Hardware - Items a spacecraft is built from.
• Crew Roles - Specify roles for crew members of a starship or vehicle.

Code is BSD licensed, based on boilerplate Foundry code from https://github.com/asacolips-projects/boilerplate

Some icons are taken from svgicons.com and game-icons.net. See the READMEs in those directories for details.

Starship icons are drawn by Samuel Penn, and available under a CC0 license.

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As "not a Software Guy" could this be ported to Roll20?  

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Definitely interested. I'll plug it in tomorrow and have a peek.  

Weird, I'm almost positive I saw these exact responses before, months ago, and even replied to them at the time... but here they are showing up today. As for the idea of porting to Roll20: Not easily, as it's tied to the user interface and internal data storage mechanisms from Foundry, uses Foundry rolltables, Foundry compendiums, etc. Some of the actual game logic could be copied over but for the most part it would be a complete rewrite. (Even worse for FG since that uses a different scripting language entirely.) I'm still gradually working on this but there's been a relative lack of un-interrupted free time to make much progress. I've ended up doing a lot of tinkering with what it outputs to the chat window and modifying it so that the GM can allow a player who owns a ship actor to use the tool as well. Foundry v12 has been released so I also need to run through the existing code and make sure there are no changes needed.  

drl2 said: Weird, I'm almost positive I saw these exact responses before, months ago, and even replied to them at the time... but here they are showing up today. As for the idea of porting to Roll20: Not easily, as it's tied to the user interface and internal data storage mechanisms from Foundry, uses Foundry rolltables, Foundry compendiums, etc. Some of the actual game logic could be copied over but for the most part it would be a complete rewrite. (Even worse for FG since that uses a different scripting language entirely.) I'm still gradually working on this but there's been a relative lack of un-interrupted free time to make much progress. I've ended up doing a lot of tinkering with what it outputs to the chat window and modifying it so that the GM can allow a player who owns a ship actor to use the tool as well. Foundry v12 has been released so I also need to run through the existing code and make sure there are no changes needed. Click to expand...

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Banded Mongoose

• Sep 6, 2023

Any idea on what percentage of active Mongoose Traveller games are being played with VTT?  

Right now I'm working on learning Fantasy Grounds. I'm hoping to get some one shots run by the end of the year, probably using some existing ones that have already been converted to FGU. If I'm successful at the one shots, I'm hoping to launch a campaign early in 2024.  

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• Sep 7, 2023

I have run my D&D campaign using a VTT for the past 20+ years. I use FG and will be starting up my Traveller campaign this fall. On the FG forums there is a decent level of involvement. The books are being converted slowly but surely. Smiteworks is committed to supporting the ruleset, it gets every update and they fix any bugs found. I am working with an author to convert some of his PDF material into FG modules, leaving the official Mongoose conversion to the current authors doing it.  

The issue with the Traveller FG ruleset is that it is no longer receiving active development. Only bug fixes. The single developer for it is unable to work on it Aby longer, so it's just receiving bug fixes from the Smiteworks devs now. Its a shame, as I would much rather use FG, but have instead opted for foundry for my Traveller VTT.  

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• Sep 16, 2023

I’m pretty green when it comes to online gaming still, I have to say. I much prefer to run things in person. However, sometimes online play is the best bet to get gaming consistently I have found. Would it be possible for someone to give a lowdown over what the best options are for Traveller gamers online - the comparative advantages/disadvantages of Fantasy Grounds vs Roll20 and the rest?  

• Sep 17, 2023

I cannot speak to Roll20. For Fantasy Grounds. *Official MG2 rule set *Many items converted and available in the store *Full automation and ease of adding in new official material *One time purchase no need to subscribe ***varies by your needs, the GM can purchase one time Ultimate License and that is the only cost for the program ***can convert your own items without purchasing anything after the Core Rules book *If the GM has an Ultimate License players only need the free demo to participate *Excellent support for program *Program updates include rule set updates to keep in line with how FG develops *Program is run from the GM's computer, not cloud based *System agnostic Minor problems *Program is computer based, not cloud based **meaning a need for all participants to have a computer able to run program, no tablets, etc **all materials are hosted on the GM's computer so dependent on internet speed of that person *Learning curve to program, primarily for the GM *Developer who was working on the rule set has stopped work in favor of other project **rule set works very well, just unsure if non-bug changes will be happening *Upfront cost for the Ultimate License can be a deterrent for some I have used FG for over two years now, moving to this after using my previous VTT for 18+ years. The experience with the Forums there, support by staff and fellow users, ease of access for purchasing materials at reasonable prices, future proofing (important for me with long time campaigns), has proven the choice was the correct one for our group.  

I've used MapTool myself, can't say for any others. Works well, anyone can host, doesn't have to be the GM. Completely free along with some related tools. No sort of official support, though for myself I haven't really found that necessary. Computer based as well.  

• Sep 18, 2023

That is pretty useful information. So FG is more a digital toolset that an online gaming outlet (as with Roll20)?  

TrippyHippy said: That is pretty useful information. So FG is more a digital toolset that an online gaming outlet (as with Roll20)? Click to expand...

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• Sep 19, 2023

Anstett said: It turns out that this week (Starting Today and running through the end of the weekend)some of the Traveller items in the FG store are on sale. Including the Core Rule set and Aliens of Charted Space 1 and 2 Click to expand...

I’ve run a couple of one-shots in Foundry. The 2d6 system there is really nice for Traveller and Cepheus. The down side is that none of the official MGT2e stuff is available so you have to use the old SRD items or enter them yourself. Hasn’t been a big deal for me since I only enter the bits I need for a given adventure and then put them into compendiums for later re-use. I also play in a 2e campaign and a vaguely “classic” flavored one on Roll20 where it… does, technically, have character sheets. (Someone - I think maybe CyborgPrime? - has been updating the 2e one lately.) (Not so hidden subtext: c’mon, Mongoose - give us support for other VTTs, or at least give us an SRD type document for 2e so we can distribute the basics for whatever VTT we choose!)  

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• Sep 20, 2023

drl2 said: I also play in a 2e campaign and a vaguely “classic” flavored one on Roll20 where it… does, technically, have character sheets. (Someone - I think maybe CyborgPrime? - has been updating the 2e one lately.) Click to expand...

Thanks all for opinions and input. I agree the preference towards in persons vs. on line gaming but is VTT better than TV, video games, or painting figs in the basement? I have been using Roll20 not because I have did any complex assessment, but it seemed to have market share (remember VHS) and went with the crowd. Some of the alternatives seem to require you re-purchase assets in their system. Way back in the Mega Traveller days, one of the High Clerics of Traveller said in an interview that half the customers (note not players) were collectors, they bought the material to read and enjoy the art, but did not routinely play. I was in that group as I was hundreds of miles from home and away from the gaming group I grew up with. I wanted to play but could not find a local group, VTT solves that. I got out of the Air Force and am now much closer to home but still 1-2 hours away from my gaming buddies of 40+ years. Plus we are married, some with kids etc. VTT (note right now I am system agnostic) allows us to get together on week nights, without the driving. My group is about half my gaming buddies, nephews and offspring of gaming buddies. I also have gotten players from Australia, England and Turkey in our game. Although it was fun having them, the reality was it is pretty hard to keep them due to time zone differences. When I need a player, I post openings on Roll20 and I am usually overwhelmed in a couple of hours. There are a lot of Traveller fans looking for a game. The downside of VTT is the "ghosting", players who just stop showing up without any communication. GMs just have to have the AC to deal with that. I am also starting to work on the "Celebrity Guest NPC" idea. These are people I know, or mutual friends, who are VTT curious but not ready to commit. I want to use them to act out an NPC, based on some loose motivations I give them. Plus it would give the players a break from me talking.  

I'm working on learning the Fantasy Grounds VTT system. The only thing I've bought from FG is the (licensed) Mongoose 2e Rulebook. It contains all the rules, etc. It would be pleasant if I also got a PDF of the rule book so I could read it without booting up FG itself. One way I'm learning the system is by adapting an existing adventure that I (legally) own as a PDF to the system. (Yes, I could have bought an adventure from FG. But I felt I would learn it better if I actually did the work.) It is not necessary to buy a second copy of something for the FG system, but it's time consuming to adapt it manually. So you can weigh the cost in terms of time with the cost in terms of dollars when deciding whether to buy a second copy of something. (The reason to buy a rules module is because the rules module also automates some of the game. The skills necessary to code are harder than the skills necessary to copy and paste.) Although the FG rules module doesn't include automation of the character generation rules. That's something I'm looking at seriously. I haven't programmed in a while, but it would make life much easier. Time to learn a new language... As to why a VTT? I live in a small town in Florida. It is highly unlikely that I'd find players anywhere close by who's schedule matches mine. Also, both of my daughters play RPGs online, so it looks like the technology makes it doable nowaday. (I used to run Traveller back in the late 70s/early 80s when the technology was much more primitive. My daughters play D&D and Masks.)  

• Sep 22, 2023

drl2 said: I’ve run a couple of one-shots in Foundry. The 2d6 system there is really nice for Traveller and Cepheus. The down side is that none of the official MGT2e stuff is available so you have to use the old SRD items or enter them yourself. Hasn’t been a big deal for me since I only enter the bits I need for a given adventure and then put them into compendiums for later re-use. I also play in a 2e campaign and a vaguely “classic” flavored one on Roll20 where it… does, technically, have character sheets. (Someone - I think maybe CyborgPrime? - has been updating the 2e one lately.) (Not so hidden subtext: c’mon, Mongoose - give us support for other VTTs, or at least give us an SRD type document for 2e so we can distribute the basics for whatever VTT we choose!) Click to expand...

What would be kewl is a "character sheet" for your ship.  

• Sep 23, 2023

Jongar said: What would be kewl is a "character sheet" for your ship. Click to expand...

• Sep 29, 2023

I think I will shift to Fantasy Grounds in good time - but probably next year now. I am just reappraising how I want to be gaming in future, and online Traveller may be a way to go.  

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How To Play Traveller RPG Online With VTT

You want to play Traveller RPG with your friends, but you are practicing social distancing due to recent virus outbreaks. In this article, I will explain how to play Traveller RPG online .

How To Play Traveller RPG Online

Playing Traveller online is easy and fun.  All you need to get started is a computer with an internet connection, some kind of virtual tabletop, a GM, and at least one player.

Why Play Online?

There are many reasons to play any RPG online .  

Here are some common reasons people choose to play by virtual tabletop:

• Social distancing - Maybe you prefer social distancing due to the Covid-19 virus?  Maybe other health issues are preventing you from being in physical proximity to others?
• Physical separation - Maybe all your friends moved away?  Maybe you moved away?
• No physical storage required - Use shared maps and miniatures across the virtual tabletop
• Automated character sheets - Want to make a skill check?  Just click its name on the character sheet and all the calculations are totaled and the dice a rolled.  A success or failure message, weapon damage, or any other info can be displayed.
• No dice, pencils, or paper required - Virtual dice makes it easy to have everything you need to play.  Need to roll ten 6-sided dice? No problem! Want to roll seventeen 13-sided dice?  No problem! Most virtual tabletops let you roll custom amounts of custom dice, so you can choose odd sizes if you want.

These a just a few reasons one might choose to play Traveller RPG online .  

If I missed anything obvious, or if you have a different reason for playing online, please consider sharing it down in the Comments section below this article.

Who Plays Online Tabletop RPGs?

Anybody with an interest and a low-range computer with an internet connection can easily get started with online tabletop RPGs .

You need to be able to click the mouse and open windows and understand basic computer concepts, so I would recommend maybe 8 or 10 years old and up.

The average gamer is about 34 years old and 70% of gamers are age 18 or older, but people of all ages enjoy gaming.  I started playing role-playing games at age 12 and I still enjoy them today at age 51.

The majority of gamers are male, while women represent a little over 40% of gamers in the US.

Take these stats with a grain of salt; I could not find any specific demographics for RPG gamers , so I used video gamers as a model.

What Are The Options For Playing Online?

When it comes to playing online all you really need is some teleconferencing software and some dice.

Dial-up some friends on Skype and get some role-playing going.

But, if you really want to take advantage of all the things playing online can give you, you should try a virtual tabletop (VTT).

Virtual tabletops allow the players and GM to access a shared online gaming space where they can share maps, character sheets, and other handouts, roll dice of almost any size, play sound effects, and activate the automated skill and combat rolls.

Let’s say you are a player and you want to try to land the ship on a commercial landing pad.  The GM tells you to roll your Pilot skill.

You open your character sheet and click on your Pilot skill.  Your skill level is added to the appropriate characteristic modifier and added to a 2d6 dice roll.  The results are displayed in the chat sidebar, complete with a breakdown of the calculation. It’s a really amazing gaming tech that can help people connect with each other when they can’t get together physically.

You’ll need a VTT and a way to communicate by voice or video.  Roll20 has a built-in video chat but it sometimes suffers from speed issues, so I recommend using your VTT with something like Discord, Skype, or Google Hangouts for the communication component.

Virtual Tabletop

• Roll20 - This VTT runs in your browser, so there is no software to install.
• Fantasy Grounds - I purchased my copy of Fantasy Grounds through the Steam gaming service.  The Standard Edition of Fantasy Grounds installs at a little under 3 MB of space on your hard drive.
• Tabletop Simulator - Not exactly a VTT, but allows you to play a myriad of tabletop games.  A lot of people use Tabletop SImulator to set up a 3D gaming table with 3D models for miniatures.  This program is more of an “honorable mention” because, in my opinion, it takes a lot more set up to make it as useful as the other programs in this category.

Communication

• Discord - The choice of communications for gamers worldwide, Discord lets you set up free private chat servers capable of voice and video chat, link and image charing and screen/game casting. Discord also has an app so you can connect from your phone as well.
• Skype - Video chat with up to 10 participants.  It’s free but you must download and install the Skype software.
• Google Hangouts - Video chat with up to 10 participants.  This is a Google service so if you have a Google account, you already have access to this, and it runs in the browser so there is no software to download or install.

For many gamers, such as myself, a video feed is not important.  What is really needed is a way for the players and GM to communicate with each other by voice and a shared gaming space that VTT programs provide.

How Can I Play Online?

Getting started with playing Traveller online is easy.

Decide Which Virtual Tabletop to Use

This is a personal preference and really depends on the system the GM and players are most comfortable using.  

I prefer Roll20; it has a lower barrier to entry because the basic level account is free for both the players and GM.

Get a Computer

The major VTT programs and communications programs are compatible with a variety of computer operating systems.  Whether you are running Windows, Mac OSX, or Linux, you should be able to connect to a shared gaming space and play online by remote.

Install the Software

If you are using Skype and/or Fantasy Grounds you’ll need to install the software to run those programs.  If you are using Discord, Google Hangouts and/or Roll20, there is no software to install, just use your browser to connect.  Discord is a special case - you can access it by a browser or install the app on your phone and computer for expanded capabilities.

Find Other Players

If you don’t already know people to play with, you can find some in online player-matching directories.  

• Roll20 has a built-in player-matching service that helps players looking for GMs and GMs looking for players.
• Fantasy Grounds users will have to rely on the Fantasy Grounds Forums / Game Calendar , the Fantasy Grounds Discord server , or the directory on Adventuring Log .

That’s it - you are ready to start playing Traveller RPG online.  You should now be able to find other players and join a game.

Where Can I Get The Software To Play Online?

Everything you need to get started can be obtained online.

Virtual Tabletop Programs

• Roll20.net - Free account required for both players and GMs.
• Fantasy Grounds - Free for players, a one-time or subscription fee for GMs.
• Tabletop Simulator - A one-time fee for both players and GMs. 

Communications Programs

• Discord - Free and runs in your browser, as a desktop app, or as a phone app.
• Google Hangouts - Free and runs in your browser.  Part of the Google apps every Google account holder has access to.
• Skype - Free but requires a software download.  Many people don’t like the autostart feature.

How Can I Find People To Play Traveller Online?

Player Matching Services

• Roll20 Looking For A Group
• Adventuring Log 3rd Party Group Directory for both Roll20 and Fantasy Grounds

Social Media Groups

• Traveller RPG Headquarters - A friendly and active group of over 1300 Traveller enthusiasts on Facebook
• Science Fiction Roleplaying Games - An active group of 2500 lovers of gaming and sci-fi.
• Outer Space Tabletop RPGs - A group of over 650 sci-fi RPG enthusiasts. 
• Cepheus Engine Discussion Group - An pretty active group of over 500 members on Facebook
• Roll20 LFG - Loocing for a Roll20 group?  Try this FB group.
• Fans of Roll20 - ANother great Roll20 group.  This one has over 1,000 members.
• Mongoose Traveller Forum Player Locator - A large list of players looking for games.
• Citizens of the Imperium Forum Recruiting Office - Players looking for GMs and Gms looking for players.
• Roll20 Forum Looking For Group (LFG) - Great place to locate other Roll20 users.
• Fantasy Grounds Forum Looking For Group (LFG) -  Perfect place to find Fantasy Grounds users.

Discord Servers

• Traveller RPG Discord Server - I think this is the original Traveller Discord Server. Has TONS of users.
• Traveller RPG Headquarters Discord Server - No relation to the server above, jut the official Discord server of the TRPGHQ group on FB.  Small but growing group. Buy Noble titles and help support the efforts of CyborgPrime through Patreon patronage.
• Fantasy Grounds Discord Server

When Can I Get Started Playing Traveller RPG Online?

You can start playing as soon as you make an account and login to the VTT.

I’d recommend watching a few videos to see how it works.

I’ve given you all the tools - what’s stopping you?  Go play... Go play NOW!

When Is The Best Time To Play?

The best time is whenever you can arrange a time with your friends and their schedules.

According to the posting frequency from user statistics from Traveller RPG Headquarters on Facebook , the best times to find available players are:

• Mondays 11-2 MST
• Sundays 7-12 MST
• Sundays 3-7 MST

Traveller RPG Support

All major VTT products support generic gaming for a variety of systems, you can even adopt them to use your own home-brew system.

That said, each VTT platform has varying amounts of in-built support for the various RPG rules systems.

• Roll20 - Supports Traveller through community-created character sheets and content.  No official Traveller licensed products.
• Fantasy Grounds - Supports Mongoose Licensed products including core rulebooks and several expansions.
• Tabletop Simulator - Various games can be downloaded via DLC but there is no built-in support for Traveller.  All content will have to be player-built.

The Covid-19 virus has people stressed out and in a panic.

At this time it is important to:

• Practice social distancing - Avoid crowded places and proximity to others, even if they seem healthy; symptoms can take weeks to develop.
• Wash hands frequently - Wash before you eat.  Wash after you’ve touched surfaces.
• Don't touch your face!
• Reheat take-out - If you get take-out food, be sure to reheat it in the microwave to help kill any virus that food prep personnel may have inadvertently contaminated.  Make sure you reheat to boiling then let cool to eat. Be sure to wash your hands after touching any packaging and again before you eat.
• Wipe down surfaces and let them air-dry - After you disinfect a surface, do not wipe it with a dry towel, but let it air-dry naturally.
• Cough and sneeze into the crook of your arm - like you’re dabbing!
• Use remote communications technology - Communicate by webcam.  Have virtual hangouts, or remote gaming sessions with your friends to help pass the time.

If you are interested in learning more about how to play Traveller online using Roll20, check out our video and article: Play Traveller Online: Intro to Roll20 VTT [2020]

I hope this short guide has provided enough info to get you started in the world of virtual tabletop gaming.

In an effort to make it easier and more affordable, I have dropped the price on The Relic, an adventure module for Roll20 , by 20%.

Now priced at $15.99, you can expect to get 6-8 hours or more of Traveller RPG goodness.  Use it as a stand-alone adventure or as a launching point for a campaign of your own.

Stay safe, everybody!

WASH YOUR HANDS!

Until next time: Happy Travelling !

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Traveller contains everything needed to play any science-fiction campaign, from desperate battles across the stars against evil empires, through free traders operating on both sides of the law, to mercenary companies desperate to find their next ticket or face bankruptcy - Traveller gives you the tools to explore the universe in a way that suits you.

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