Editing RTT Worldgen (section)

== To Do List ==
Special Features, internal links for dice tables, descriptive links for planetary and stellar classes, nomenclature/layout sheet

A: B-cdef-ghjk-Lm N N N P
:A — Orbit
:B — World Type
:C — Size
:D — Atmosphere
:E — Hydrosphere
:F — Biosphere
:G — Population
:H — Government Type
:J — Law Level
:K — Industrial Base
:L — Starport
:m — Bases
:N — World & Trade Codes
:P — Travel Code


Playtesting Notes:

12 Dec 2008: Minor tweaks.

19 June 2008: Improved population rules. Needs testing.

9 June 2008: Still working on the population rules. A high stellar society like the Imperium turns out a ''lot'' of small outposts, which is mildly surprising, but does seem reasonable. Need a more elegant approach to terraforming; maybe this will work…

Gov. and Law codes seem to work, but definitely need to tweak the Industrial Base generation. Some tweaking to the base rules.

6 June 2008: The tables seem to turn out rather small planetary systems, especially for the ubiquitous red dwarfs, but I'm not sure that's a bug; if anything, it makes it easier to cope. And considering that we still don't know how common planets ''really'' are in the universe; under these rules, the Sol system is neither rare nor typical, which works for me. If you want more planets, try applying DM +1 to the three orbit rolls. Microscopic life is fairly common and macroscopic life less so, which seems a reasonable assumption for Traveller, and there look to be plenty of quiet lifeless worlds suitable for terraforming.