A commentary on the ship's staterooms;<br/><br/>Ghostraven's post reminded me that I should talk about the staterooms for those who may be unfamiliar to Traveller. A stateroom is essentially a 10' cube, with a single bed on one side of the room (yes, I am ruling though the rooms are single occupancy, the bed is just big enough to comfortably fit a pair if they stay close  ;) ). Usually a stateroom will also have a fold-out desk and chair attached to the wall that can fold away and handily gives a small work space for the occupant.<br/>Also in every stateroom there is usually a fresher, which is essentially an en-suite shower/toilet cubicle and takes a 5'x5' corner of the room. Y'see, even with artificial gravity provided by the gravity ring, it still comes up to be around Lunar gravity. A fresher on a ship works as the water comes down and floats about, hitting and bouncing off the walls to do a kind of all-over shower when it is turned on. A crewmember also has a toilet in the cubicle (so yes, in theory you could shower whilst on the loo... ^^;). I like to think of it as similar to the fold-out toilet Mal used in his cabin in that one episode of Firefly.<br/><br/>The room itself is actually pretty nice, though better socialising can be done in the Mess Hall, which has three two-seater tables as you can see on the deckplan over on p.1 of this very thread. Only so many people can stand about in a stateroom without it getting a bit cosy in there, y'see.<br/><br/>So feel free to consider these points when your characters take a look at their claimed bunks. ^^