The first Interview for Mayday Traveller RPG Day 2020 is Craig A Glesner of THornwood-Daarnulud, author of HERALD Class Starships.  Find out how Traveller influenced his desire to produce this book.

The Mayday Traveller RPG Day 2020 Event was a huge success, but it's hard to watch 9.75 hours of continuous video.  We've edited the event down to 16 individual videos.

We celebrated Traveller RPG Day 2020 on May 1st with our 2nd Annual "Mayday, Mayday!" Event.  So what goes on at a virtual Traveller convention?  Read on to find out!

Help us celebrate Traveller Day on May 1st, 2020 at our 2nd Annual virtual Traveller Con. 

You want to play Traveller online using Roll20, and you want to know more about how to use the Game Details Page to provide helpful information to your players outside the game. In this video, I’ll explain how to use the Game Details Page in Roll20.

You want to play Traveller online using Roll20, but you don’t know how to create a new game.  In this Roll20 tutorial video, I will show you how to create a new game, choose the correct character sheet, and invite players to join.

You’re stuck at home but you want to play Traveller RPG online with your friends. In this video series, I’ll explain how my friends and I play Traveller online by remote using a virtual tabletop program called Roll20.

Practicing social distancing in 2020 to avoid Covid-19? Play Traveller online by remote with the Roll20 App virtual tabletop!

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.

Have you always wondered what Traveller RPG character creation is like?  This guide explains Traveller’s innovative character creation method.

Are you looking for some background ambiance music for your sci-fi RPG game? Check out this list of futuristic space music genres to help set the mood for your next game.

When creating star systems for Traveller RPG, you may come across information such as O7V, G2V, A3Va, and so forth, when describing stars.  But what the heck does that mean?  I’ll attempt to explain.