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Line 55: When the [[Helm Memory Core]] was recovered, the ''Marauder'' was an obvious candidate for [[lostech]] upgrades. [[House Davion]] were among the first to field an updated variant, but their eagerness backfired when [[House Kurita]] captured [[Quentin]] - and its ''Marauder'' factory - in the [[War of 3039]]. With the Kuritans in possession of this first variant, the [[Federated Commonwealth]] decided to build a second using a different configuration. Other lostech-inspired variants were also built in time for the [[Clan Invasion]].<ref name=TRO3050>''Technical Readout: 3050'', p. 174</ref> When the [[Helm Memory Core]] was recovered, the ''Marauder'' was an obvious candidate for [[lostech]] upgrades. [[House Davion]] were among the first to field an updated variant, but their eagerness backfired when [[House Kurita]] captured [[Quentin]] - and its ''Marauder'' factory - in the [[War of 3039]]. With the Kuritans in possession of this first variant, the [[Federated Commonwealth]] decided to build a second using a different configuration. Other lostech-inspired variants were also built in time for the [[Clan Invasion]].<ref name=TRO3050>''Technical Readout: 3050'', p. 174</ref> − A second revitalization of the ''Marauder'' occurred at the hands of the Capellan Confederation, though notably they had never before built the 'Mech themselves. On behalf of Ceres Metals Industries, the [[Chancellor]] himself, [[Sun-Tzu Liao]], negotiated a deal to acquire the design from General Motors in exchange for allowing [[HildCo Interplanetary]] to resume exporting its products to the [[Federated Suns]]. While a success, disturbing rumors from the [[Periphery]] reported a number of these seemingly backwater realms fielding updated ''Marauders'' of their own, with origins suspected to be of a [[Word of Blake|sinister]] nature.<ref name=TROPP>''Technical Readout: Project Phoenix'', p. 48</ref> + A second revitalization of the ''Marauder'' occurred at the hands of the Capellan Confederation, though notably they had never before built the 'Mech themselves. On behalf of Ceres Metals Industries, the [[Chancellor]] himself, [[Sun-Tzu Liao]], negotiated a deal to acquire the design from General Motors in exchange for allowing [[HildCo Interplanetary]] to resume exporting its products to the [[Federated Suns]]. While a success, disturbing rumors from the [[Periphery]] reported a number of these seemingly backwater realms fielding updated ''Marauders'' of their own, with origins suspected to be of a [[Word of Blake|sinister]] nature.<ref name=TROPP>''Technical Readout: Project Pheonix'', p. 48</ref> ==Weapons and Equipment== ==Weapons and Equipment==
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When the [[Helm Memory Core]] was recovered, the ''Marauder'' was an obvious candidate for [[lostech]] upgrades. [[House Davion]] were among the first to field an updated variant, but their eagerness backfired when [[House Kurita]] captured [[Quentin]] - and its ''Marauder'' factory - in the [[War of 3039]]. With the Kuritans in possession of this first variant, the [[Federated Commonwealth]] decided to build a second using a different configuration. Other lostech-inspired variants were also built in time for the [[Clan Invasion]].<ref name=TRO3050>''Technical Readout: 3050'', p. 174</ref> | When the [[Helm Memory Core]] was recovered, the ''Marauder'' was an obvious candidate for [[lostech]] upgrades. [[House Davion]] were among the first to field an updated variant, but their eagerness backfired when [[House Kurita]] captured [[Quentin]] - and its ''Marauder'' factory - in the [[War of 3039]]. With the Kuritans in possession of this first variant, the [[Federated Commonwealth]] decided to build a second using a different configuration. Other lostech-inspired variants were also built in time for the [[Clan Invasion]].<ref name=TRO3050>''Technical Readout: 3050'', p. 174</ref> | ||
| − | A second revitalization of the ''Marauder'' occurred at the hands of the Capellan Confederation, though notably they had never before built the 'Mech themselves. On behalf of Ceres Metals Industries, the [[Chancellor]] himself, [[Sun-Tzu Liao]], negotiated a deal to acquire the design from General Motors in exchange for allowing [[HildCo Interplanetary]] to resume exporting its products to the [[Federated Suns]]. While a success, disturbing rumors from the [[Periphery]] reported a number of these seemingly backwater realms fielding updated ''Marauders'' of their own, with origins suspected to be of a [[Word of Blake|sinister]] nature.<ref name=TROPP>''Technical Readout: Project | + | A second revitalization of the ''Marauder'' occurred at the hands of the Capellan Confederation, though notably they had never before built the 'Mech themselves. On behalf of Ceres Metals Industries, the [[Chancellor]] himself, [[Sun-Tzu Liao]], negotiated a deal to acquire the design from General Motors in exchange for allowing [[HildCo Interplanetary]] to resume exporting its products to the [[Federated Suns]]. While a success, disturbing rumors from the [[Periphery]] reported a number of these seemingly backwater realms fielding updated ''Marauders'' of their own, with origins suspected to be of a [[Word of Blake|sinister]] nature.<ref name=TROPP>''Technical Readout: Project Pheonix'', p. 48</ref> |
==Weapons and Equipment== | ==Weapons and Equipment== | ||