A brilliant labour of love exploring the Vilani for Traveller. Lots of adventure seeds and ideas here.

Almost unreadable (no index, no organization). Highlighted keywords would help. Not usable randomly, too confusing to remember interesting items, too cluttered to read easily.

What a spectacular product, innovatively including non-Western traditions into the SWN community. It is different, exotic, alien, and respectful. Well done.

The Keiths really love pulp sci-fi, and this is one of their best adventures for Traveller.

S. John Ross is one of the greats of TTRPG: endlessly creative, funny, and an excellent writer with an eye toward good gaming. I will buy anything he writes. So should you. So should everyone on Earth.

I loved this and highly recommend the rules system as a clearly written, well conceived way to start playing Traveller ASAP.

Poor value for the price. Modules for Mothership are $2. This is a straight d100 table, content OK, but there is nothing else. If it were $1, I would give five stars and look forward to the author's next project. For $3, I feel robbed and resenful. Not recommended. Disappointing.

What a charming book that reflects a lot of cleverness . I would love to see more and will buy again and pay this time for such good work.

I love the Barreller. I love everything about it. It's a woefully outdated, 100-ton J1 freighter, designed by a penny-pinching Bwap, that cuts costs at every possibly opportunity to make for a truly horrific spacegoing experience. Just reading the description makes me want to look for on-planet patron encounters and never jump again. On Reddit, someone said that this is a ship held together by quirks, but the Barreller is much more than that. It is a genius of design: every element of the ship design rules has been tortured and manipulated to produce something that is almost, but not entirely, unusable, dangerous, and terrifying. Voyaging one parsec on the ship would require so many skill rolls to avoid death or dismemberment. You know how the MegaTraveller Starship Operator's Guide had a salty NPC delivering some diatribe against something, and you're like "why are subsidized merchants so bad" when you read it. Well, Barreller is not like that book. When you read these well-written nine pages, you will be thinking "What a piece of junk!" and mean it. This ship has real character to it. I cannot wait for the next creation from Klomster. I want more more more!