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* SpikeShooter: Supplement ''Spacefarer's Guide to Alien Monsters''. The nailer is a porcupine-like alien creature that can fire its quills up to eight meters away.

** ''Spacefarer's Guide to Alien Monsters''. The mante is an alien insect whose tissues are made of silicon. This makes its body extremely dense, and it is not affected by most weapons.

* CreepyCentipedes
** Classic supplement ''Spacefarer's Guide to Alien Monsters''.

*** The lanceballoon's body is an oval-shaped gasbag filled with helium, which allows it to float in the air. It has fins that look like sails to steer. The tentacles that hang down from it have embedded crystals that it uses to focus sunlight and use it as a weapon.

** ''Spacefarer's Guide to Alien Monsters''. The floater is an alien creature whose body is a bag containing hydrogen gas, which allows it to float through the air. It has electrically charged tentacles which descend below it. The tentacles stun any creatures they touch and drag them up to the floater to be eaten.

* LivingGasbag: The Luugiir in ''Journal of the Travellers' Aid Society'' #18, the Oegongong in ''Challenge'' magazine #27 and the muqath in Creator/FASA's ''Rescue on Galatea''.

*** The Covalen is a six-legged dragon-like alien creature that can spit a glue-like liquid up to ten meters away.

* CreepyCentipedes: Classic supplement ''Spacefarer's Guide to Alien Monsters''. The Crawler is a 4.8 meter long centipede which can move as fast as a human being and whose bite inflicts a deadly poison.

** Classic supplement ''Spacefarer's Guide to Alien Monsters''. The burnfrog can spit a nerve poison up to four meters away.

* SuperSpit: Classic adventure "Disappearance on Aramat". The Gratheudom (Dozer Beast) can spit an acid powerful enough to burn through body armor up to three meters away.

* ManlyFacialHair: Archduke Norris, the leader of the clearest "good" faction in the ''[=MegaTraveller=]'' illustrations has a seriously bushy mustache, while the assassinated emperor Strephon and his assassin Dulinor were both clean-shaven. The vilanous Lucan by contrast has a rather wsipy beard but no mustache.

* BadassMustache: Archduke Norris has a particularly impressive one, especially in his illustration in the ''New Era'' Regency sourcebook, where he let it grow out even more.

* TheSixStats: Strength, Dexterity, Endurance, Intelligence, Education, and Social Standing. They are usually generated with a 2d6 roll, but can be boosted up to 15 for humans during character generation.

** The first supplement in the original game, ''1001 Characters'', had stats for nine characters in the back that were "drawn from the pages of science fiction." They weren't named, but the background notes provided enough clues to guess who they were.[[note]]The nine characters were: [[Literature/JohnCarter John Carter of Mars]], [[Literature/{{Lensman}} Kimball Kinnison]], [[Creator/HarryHarrison Jason dinAlt]], [[Literature/DumarestOfTerra Earl Dumarest]], [[Literature/KnownSpace Beowulf Shaeffer]], [[Creator/AlexeiPanshin Anthony Villiers]], [[Literature/TechnicHistory Dominic Flandry]], [[Literature/TheDemonPrinces Kirth Girsen]], and [[Literature/TheStarsMyDestination Gully Floyle]].[[/note]]

* {{Privateer}}: Goes with SpacePirates, of course.

** One of the goals of the ''Pirates of Drinax'' campaign is to restor the old Sindal Empire, which has issued the players a Letter of Marque. This will retroactively make the Travellers privateers rather than SpacePirates.

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* AutoKitchen: The Classic game ''Azhanti High Lightning'', Adventure 2 ''Research Station Gamma'' and Judges Guild adventure ''Darthanon Queen''. The kitchens/galleys in these products have fully automated food preparation equipment.