The Travellers evaluate and make repairs on their new ship, the Sharptooth, while on their way to Menorb, the nearest world off the busy X-Boat routes.

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The Travellers enact their plan to escape The Gash and get out of the Pixie system before the Imperial Navy can respond.

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Numerous threads pull tighter and tighter as the day of the prison escape draws near.

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The Travellers become enmeshed prison politics as they attempt to make deals that will help them to escape. Kevin is pressed into assisting Assistant Warden Horus Ment. 

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Aboard the prison hulk known as “The Gash,” Sir Kevin has mysteriously vanished in the night. The other Travellers go about gathering information about The Gash and their fellow prisoners. 

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Archduke Norris has arranged for the Travellers to be arrested and sentenced to the deep space prison hulk known as The Gash. There they are to make contact with the former smuggler Lincoln Lunt, break out of the prison with him, and extract any information he has about the Brothers of Farbauti. 

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Qazyna’s friend Troitska’s been dognapped! The Travellers rush to her hotel to investigate the scene.

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The Travellers meet for the first time at Gougeste, a “Mad Max” style planet, during a military sting operation gone bad. Six years later, they reconvene on the sector capital world Regina to pursue the smugglers that escaped the first time. 

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It’s an all-new actual play campaign from Geek at Arms! In Session Zero of Hard Travellin’ Geeks, we create a quintet of space-farers for Traveller 5, sci-fi adventure in the far, far future by Marc Miller. Traveller is famous for its life-path character generation system, in which it is possible to die before play even begins. 

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