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TWILIGHT: 2000 PUBLISHED ITEMS
Listing of T2K Published Material as I know of them, materials in italics I do not own or have not seen. The list is growing as more stuff comes my way. :
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1st Edition v1
TWILIGHT: 2000 v1, First Edition (1984) Frank Chadwick, (published by GDW) (pic)
-The one that started it all.
-Better than v2 IMO, but not v2.2
-The Escape adventure is a classic.
Free City of Krakow #501 (1985) William H. Keith, Jr. (published by GDW) (pic)
-Other than the adventure being of huge consequence to begin with this is great stuff.
-Part 2 of the beginning adventures. (505, 501, 502, 503, 506, 50?)
Pirates of the Vistula #502 (1985) William H. Keith, Jr. and Timothy B. Brown (published by GDW) (pic)
-Another good one.
-Comes with riverine rules and boat diagrams.
-Part 3 of the beginning adventures. (505, 501, 502, 503, 506, 50?)
Ruins of Warsaw #503 (1985) William H. Keith, Jr. and Timothy B. Brown (published by GDW) (pic)
-Part 2 of "Pirates".
-Introduces one to true ruins.
-Part 4 of the beginning adventures. (505, 501, 502, 503, 506, 50?)
U.S. Army Vehicle Guide #504 (1986) Frank Chadwick and Loren Wiseman (published by GDW) (pic)
-Army unit bio's along with vehicles.
-Before the web the only way to visualy see your vehicles, still handy for the ref.
Black Madonna #505 (1985) Frank Frey, Jr., with Loren Wiseman (published by GDW) (pic)
-For me "Hands Down" the best one written.
-Introduces players to play against the center.
-Part 1 of the beginning adventures. (505, 501, 502, 503, 506, 50?)
Going Home #506 (1986) Loren K. Wiseman (published by GDW) (pic)
-Wisemans best work. The last train to Clarksville is second only to "Madonna"
-Part 5 of the beginning adventures. (505, 501, 502, 503, 506, 50?)
Red Star/Lone Star # 507 (1986) William H. Keith, Jr. (published by GDW) (pic)
-Another good one.
_Includes an Oil Rig.
-Intoduces players to Soviet Division Cuba, a tale in the John Wayne genre.
RDF Sourcebook #508 (1986) Frank Frey (published by GDW) (pic)
-Allot of v1 character generation stuff.
-OOB for the Middle East.
-Allot of new equipment also.
-Another winner from Frank Frey.
Armies of the Night #509 (1986) William H. Keith, Jr. (published by GDW) (pic)
-Alot to swallow, but a good effort by Kieth.
-Salvaging N.Y. can be a blast, but the politics are tiring.
Allegheny Uprising # 510 (1987) William H. Keith, Jr. (published by GDW) (pic)
-A huge area vague enough to nurse for a long time.
-The cache is kinda weak, give it your twist.
Airlords of the Ozarks # 511 (1987) William H. Keith, Jr.(published by GDW) (pic)
-Airships if you had'nt allready thought of it.
-Gives players a taste for hating NA, but most of us can think of worse scenarios.
Gateway to the Spanish Main #512 (1987) Thomas Mulkey (published by GDW) (pic)
-The replica of the USS Constitution is great.
-Samples of ships routine are handy.
King's Ransom #513 (1987) Frank Frey and Lester W. Smith (published by GDW) (pic)
- Anything Frank wrote is worth a gander this is no different.
- Im not a big fan of AOR for this module but it's a goody.
Soviet Vehicle Guide #514 (1987) Frank Frey and Brad Hay (published by GDW) (pic)
-Unit bio's like the USACVG.
-A handy refs tool.
Urban Guerrilla #515 (1988) Thomas F. Mulkey (published by GDW) (pic)
-One of the more detailed adventures.
-Extensive detail of the Tampa / St.Pete. area.
-New America heirarchy is detailed and could be carried to any region.
Small Arms Guide #516 (1988) Frank Frey (published by GDW) (pic)
-The first one you can pass on.
-Before the internet you would have needed this compilation of weapons. Now it's just as fun making up your own.
-Frank did great job getting a selection, wish he had gotten better art.
Last Submarine #517 (1988) Jeff Billings and John Caskey (published by GDW) (pic)
-Part I of the submarine trilogy. The best of the three.
-Make up of New England.
-Plenty too do here, without the submarine.
Kidnapped #518 (1988) Timothy B. Brown (published by GDW) (pic)
- Great Adventure, well written.
- Tim manages too kill off the rest of America with the be all, end all drought, plague, Maurauders. (well written, complete, and deleteable.)
Howling Wilderness #519 (1988) Loren Wiseman (published by GDW) (pic)
-My arguments with this book do not end. Survivors in Norfolk? Relocating to the Outerbanks? And were did this drought come from?
-Other than tieing GDW history into the Travellor TNE history, this one can be missed. If you need that, then this is a must have.
Mediterranean Cruise #520 (1988) Loren K. Wiseman (published by GDW) (pic)
-Boat combat (yeah!)
-Deck plans for some small vessels.
-The whole Mediterranean in 48 pages, not counting the Harpoon tie in and the ship combat rules.
Boomer #521 (1989) Loren K. Wiseman (published by GDW) (pic)
-Part III of the submarine adventures.
-Deck plans for an ice breaker.
-Rules for the hostile climate and topography.
Satellite Down #522 (1988) Loren K. Wiseman (published by GDW) (pic)
-Description of the Mexican Civil War.
-USS Virginia beached.
Return To Warsaw #523 (1989) Loren K. Wiseman (published by GDW) (pic)
Bear's Den #524 (1989) Tim Ryan and Scott G. White (published by GDW) (pic)
-Why they came back I dont know, but it's well written.
-Specific rules for dog sleds.
-A handy refs tool.
Heavy Weapons Guide #525 (1989) Loren Wiseman (published by GDW) (pic)
-A must have.
-Includes grenades, mines, support weapons and even home made stuff available from the Wojo Armory.
-Better looking than Handbook.
NATO Combat Vehicle Guide #526 (1991) Loren K. Wiseman (published by GDW) (pic)
-Great art!
-OOB's and Unit bio's.
White Eagle #527 (1990) Loren K. Wiseman (published by GDW) (pic)
-A reunion of sorts for the for those that played through the first serials of adventures?
-Updates for Krakow and Sliesia
Survivor's Guide to the United Kingdom #528 (1990) Peter Phillipps (published by GDW) (pic)
-Maps and NPC's for the UK
-Comes in real handy if you get stranded during the Boomer triolgy.
-Well written. Not a must, but cool.
The Last
Battle #0551 (1989) Design: Tim Ryan, Development: Frank Chadwick
(published by GDW) (pic)
- On the cover of the rules book, it says that it is a
"First Battle series game from GDW".
2nd Edition v2, v2.1, v2.2
TWILIGHT: 2000, 2nd Edition #2000 (1990) Frank Chadwick (published by GDW) (pic)
-The BYB "Big Yellow Book" lot of stuff in no certain order.
-Totally revamps Charachter Gen. (Backwards till 2.2 IMO)
-Much sturdier than v1's floppy books.
-If your just starting a MUST have, has Veh, Wep cards, mini adventures, floorplans etc. The only book you need to start.
TWILIGHT: 2000, 2nd Edition Box Set #2001 (1990) Frank Chadwick (published by GDW) (no pic)
-Adventure cards with more floorplans and maps.
-Came with cut out miniatures that were cute.
-Errata sheet was nothing to panic over not having.
Infantry Weapons of the World #2002 (1991) Loren K. Wiseman (published by GDW) (pic)
-Same as Vehicle guide, before the web it was the source of gun pics.
-Still useful, except LKW missed the M79 and that was unforgiveable.
American Combat Vehicles Handbook #2003 (1990) Loren K. Wiseman (published by GDW) (pic)
-Pics from the 1st CVH with new scetches for new vehicles.
-Conversions done too v2.
-Good ta have.
Soviet Combat Vehicles Handbook #2004 (1990) Loren K. Wiseman (published by GDW) (pic)
-Pics from the 1st CVH with new scetches for new vehicles.
-Conversions done too v2.
-Good ta have.
Merc: 2000 #2005 (1990) Loren K. Wiseman (published by GDW) (pic)
-Would have been better if it had included more gadgets.
-A good twist to T2K and well done, Alternate timeline, rules deviations, scenarios etc.
Bangkok #2006 (1991) Loren K. Wiseman (published by GDW) (pic)
NATO Combat Vehicle Handbook #2007 (1991) (published by GDW) (pic)
-For color it's gotta have.
-Extensive listing of NATO vehicles with unit bio's and locations.
-Like all the later handbooks new color plates would have been very cool, but they didn't do it.
Gazeteer (for Merc: 2000) #2008 (199?) (published by GDW) (pic)
Nautical/Aviation Handbook #2009 (1991) Loren K. Wiseman (published by GDW) (pic)
-Specs' for some boats and aircraft (helos and fixed wing).
-You can probably fudge this stuff.
-Only book that card drawings is better than center art.
Twilight Nightmares #2010 (199?) (published by GDW) (pic)
-Some far out Sci-Fi adventures.
-Over half of theses are quite good.
-If your running with a novice group that never heard of this book, it's a must have to me.
Heavy Weapons Handbook #2011 (1992) Loren K. Wiseman (published by GDW) (pic)
-A gotta have.
-Missles large and small, grenades, mines, artillery, flame weapons etc.
Special Operations Handbook #2012 (1992) Craig Sheeley (published by GDW) (pic)
-Additiona skills, Agencie descriptions, New rules.
-A must have, great resource.
Castle by the Sea #2014 (1992) Nick Atlas (published by GDW) (pic)
-Excellent floor plan of a castle.
-Good adventure also.
Referee's Screen #2015 (1992) Loren K. Wiseman (published by GDW) (pic)
-Came with the d20 conversion system creating version 2.1
-A sheet of weps with adjusted recoils v2.
-An extra sheet of tables.
-Screen it's self isnt very useful cept as a dice hide.
Operation Crouching Dragon #2016 (199?) (published by GDW) (pic)
East European Source Book #2017 (1994) Craig Sheely (published by GDW) (pic)
-Very handy all of east Europe is included.
-Includes a couple of scenarios that are good.
Rendevous at Krakow #2018 (199?) (published by ?) (pic)
TWILIGHT: 2000, 2nd Edition Version 2.2 (1993) Frank Chadwick. (published by GDW) (pic)
-This is what I've played mainly since 93'.
-Makes T2K compatible with Traveller: TNE. It implements D20 rules.
-Seems Identical too the v2 boxed set.
Not by GDW (by 3W):
City of Angels #0401 (1989) Craig Sheeley (published by 3W, Inc.) (pic)
-Another good effort by Sheely. (All of his are good.)
-The art makes it look cheap but the adventure is playable.
-Rules for scopes, recoiless rifles and civilian generation is included.
-A good one you could do without, but why? :-)
I apologise for the rough translations;
Koopen Hamina (1990) (Finnish) (pic)
-Translation : To Copenhagen
-Version : 1.0
-This is a adventure module
Erikois Joukot (1990) (Finnish) (pic)
-Translation : Special Forces
-Version : 1.0
-"More flesh on the bones" More tables of Special Forces than all tables from Version 1.0 together.
Pohjoismaat Lahdkirja (1990) (Finnish) (pic)
-Translation : Nordic Countries: Sourcebook
-Version : 1.0
-Where did they nuke, tables of MOS of Swedens, Finlands,Denmark, Norway. And info on the countries + Iceland
Twilight Kohtaamisia (boxed) (Finnish) (pic)
-Translation : Twilight Encounters
-Version : 2.0
-As the English Version, but of course in Finnish.
Twilight 2000 2nd edition (199?) (Finnish) (pic)
-As the English Version, but of course in Finnish.
Incomplete Data: Items I am missing info on.
Twilight Encounters #0552 (1990) ? (published by GDW) (pic)
* Thanks to Darin and Todd
for the scans.
* Thanks to Antti for the information and scans of the Finnish
products.
* Thanks to James for some book data.
Any questions or comments are welcome in the forum or contact me.
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