Hey Traveller fam, I just found out about Traveller and I wanted to make a thing to help refs manage campaigns. It's sorta a combination of a lot of various Traveller tools out there in the wild, have been kicking it around for a few weeks, still lots of work to go, but wanted to share with a larger Traveller community and ask you to break it ;) check it out at traveller.voyage

The Ulfrun system is an S-type Binary system with two seperate solar systems Alpha and Beta.

The stars orbit with a 0.2 light year seperation making them effectively two seperate systems from the POV of Jumping. In system travel between the two is impossible.

Thought for Referees running a Cluster Truck campaign.

The Ulfrun Beta solar system is almost devoid of sophonts - a few thousand belters work the inner belt.

If you are running a more Firefly style campaign where the attempted annexation leads to armed conflict Ulfrun Beta is the perfect place for rebels to run to. While it has little water outside of ice on one moon it has gas giants for fuel and plenty of asteroids and moons to hide on.

It is also in the center of the Estuary Cluster with access to the two major systems of Estuary and Eyrgiafa.

Note that I have gone over the 20 image limit so the remaining two moons can be found in the Drop Box.

Once again I have created a seperate Ulfrun folder in my Drop Box.

Link to Dropbox post Drop Box for all my Planet Information and System Maps

As people always ask I created these using a software program called Universe Sandbox.

As always feedback and corrections are welcome.

What do a mechanic's tools look like in your Traveller universe? If a mechanic from 2026 saw them, would he recognize them? Hammers and knives from a thousand years ago are very similar to modern incarnations, and the ones from ten or twenty thousand years ago are still basically recognizable. Which tools we use today are so fundamental that their designs will be basically the same in a few thousand years? Hammers, obviously. But also I think the wrench. We're always going to need to fasten things together.