Zhodani References

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Hi Netland,

	I'm cobbling together a little article on Zhodani & psionics in
Traveller.  So far I'm doing fine - I have the original psionics rules,
which haven't changed appreciably in the Megatraveller rules, and I'm
tapping away at the keyboard.  What I need, though, is some more information
on the Zhodani themselves.  Although I could certainly use any suggestions
anybody wants to post/send about psionics & ideas for zhodani, etc.

	I used to have a copy of the Zhodani Alien module, won it as
second prize in a tournament somewhere.  Naturally, at the time I didn't
play traveller over-much, and what I did play never had anything to do
with the Zhodani.  Also naturally, when the subject finally came up a
few years later, the module was nowhere to be scene (I'm talking about the
new line of alien modules, not the Zhodani adventure).  Equally, it seems
to be very hard to find in the stores.  So if anybody is willing to offer
me an old copy, I'd love to hear from 'em.  Or, if anybody is willing to
photocopy the pertinent parts, let me know.

	I'd also appreciate pointers to Zhodani referencess in the various
'zines and adventures, or summaries of important details.  Mainly interested
in dates & names and that sort of stuff.  For example, a recent Space Gamer
has a traveller adventure called "The Possession Ball, about a small crystal
sphere that... well, never mind.  The point is that I'm going to try to work
the basic information and the date & place into the article for some "GDW
Continuity" :-)  So any references would help.  I might also be interested
in tracking down articles that could be useful.

	So how about it out there?  Can you give me a hand?  Or at least
some suggestions or questions you think might be interesting in an article
on Traveller Psionics?

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