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Miniatures Adventure => Future Wars => Topic started by: Davros on May 07, 2016, 06:55:47 PM
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I am wondering if anyone in this groups remembers The Terran Trade Authority books by Stewart Cooley from the late 1970's and the rpg published by Morrigan Press which was cancelled.
I saw mentioned in Wikipedia that a The Terran Trade Authority Campaign Setting (by Jonathan M. Thompson & Jeff Lilly, with foreword by Stewart Cowley) (Planned 2016) is mentioned publication of said book?
Facts about The Terran Trade Authority
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_qxHER1d5hw
Terran Trade Authority - Spacecraft 2000-2100AD
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FQunbwFw2VI
David
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Sure, I remember the series, and the rather disappointing Morrigan books. Google shows several mentions of a 2016 relaunch (again) but after the last couple of attempts I wouldn't hold my breath waiting. Be nice if it happens, though.
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TTA Facebook group perhaps ask there:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/7965204003/
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I remember the books from when I was a kid I loved them.
Didn't know they were a game though
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Ditto on Gamer Mac's comments. A neighbor-kid had those beautiful books, and when he went away to college his mother let them go in a yard sale for about a buck each. And I didn't get them! (Curses)
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Still have the books somewhere; I remember thinking 'stringing a bunch of sci-fi cover art seems really lazy.' ::)
Still love them; funny how first impressions will let you down. I never heard an RPG was attempted. I'd rather have a space/interface game.
Doug
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I found the Facebook group and I will ask that question if there is a new adaptation for an RPG setting
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I still have both books. I was in high school when those came out and I loved them.
Back in the early '80's, I built an Avery Hornet fighter out of balsa wood using the pictures in the first TTA book.
The model is long gone, but my fondness for that design lives on.
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Got the books.
Some nicely weird ships there, would make for an interesting small scale spaceship-based game.
I loved the Proxima Shark and Tarantula....