Super useful addition. Need a bit more desk space, but very big increase in fun!

This is a MUST have to play D100. Well done art work and makes the game move fast.

Fantastic solo scifi. Well thought out rules presented in an easy to use way. I'm still on the training missions and hooked!

This is a well produced PDF, but as usual, the resolution could be higher. The convenience of buying online from DriveThruRPG makes it worth while though. The game is really fun for fans of the television show. Most of the text is based on the movie, but lots of background stuff from the series makes it in and the feel of the show is there. The game mechanics are fun if you like to play around with lots of different dice. Rather than role just for points, the dice represent abilities. For example, a characteristic of d10 and a skill of d4 means you roll those two dice. You need lots of different dice if you have any number of players.

The games screen is really nice, I picked one up at Dragon's Lair in Austin. This is really helpful for speeding up play.

This download is just not very useful in its current form. The game screen gets cut up into A4 pages for the PDF file and the sector map is so small that it cannot be read and zooming in is no use because the scan detail is not so great.

I was able to find better screens created by players by surfing the Web. Memory alpha is fun to play, but typos make a few places easy to get mixed up.

If the price was 5.00 I would say it is closer to the value, but 7 is just too high for a package that doesn't do much for the GM.

I've been away from Traveller for 20 years, but returning to it with T4 has been a blast! I really liked Marc Miller's work, but of course this book is full of typos, but just download the erata and everything is fine. I thought the rule book was complete without being overly complex. A few taps inserted on key pages and I was off playing in no time.

A well done background to the T4 era. The writing is not bad and the information interesting and helpful in setting up T4 games. Most of the book is related to the government situation in one way or another. Since T4 is a time of expansion, this makes sense, as does the dark picture painted of the mega corporations and their cooperation with the Third Imperium.

Well done resource for T4. This book was a big help in my getting back into Traveller after 20 years out of the loop. Products in the catalog include game play details and price, along with some simple graphics. Just enough information, leaving room for modification.