It wasn’t about the daughter. It was about a cluster of 3 imperial research planets which Coeur found out about and went to investigate. As for the relationship I don’t remember now, but will check it and let you know.
All right. It’s nearly 1a.m. here, so I’ll better go to bed if I don’t want to play zombie tomorrow at work. It’s been a fun day with all you guys remembering stuff from ancient history.
Thank you and good night,
Blase
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Subject: RE: [Traveller_TNE] Question for the group
Did Paul's version deal with Maggart's daughter? And did Coeur and her XO
ever get together? I made him take that out of the first book.
I think the politics thing sounds intriguing.
The Poles have every right to keep their country to themselves for a change.
> They are both available on dtrpg. There were 3 people reviewing them and
> my personal opinion is that our reviews were inconclusive, so Marc decided
> to put them both for sale. As far as I can recall both were quite decent
> when it comes to RPG fiction, and our job was to look for contradictions
> to previously published material, and overall evaluation.
>
> The politics is something that interested me as a player and referee, so
> when I introduced my group to TNE I took the liberty to translate some
> parts of PoT (hope it doesn’t cause infringement on copyrights of any
> kind) for my players, and they pointed me to that direction as a possible
> plot for some adventures.
>
> As for the German forces in Poland, we allow them to use our armour
> training grounds (for a small fee) and that would be all. There is still a
> strong mistrust to any foreign troops stationing in Poland, to a point
> that, when the US suggested installing Anti Ballistic System in Poland we
> had strong voices against.
>
>