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| − | '''Alexander Carlyle''' (27 July, [[3036]]<ref>''Day of Heroes'', p. 7</ref> – ) is the son of famed mercenary commander [[Grayson Carlyle]] and [[Lori Kalmar]]. He served with the [[ | + | '''Alexander Carlyle''' (27 July, [[3036]]<ref>''Day of Heroes'', p. 7</ref> – ) is the son of famed mercenary commander [[Grayson Carlyle]] and [[Lori Kalmar]]. He served with the [[2nd Royal Guards]] on [[Tharkad]] as the commander of their Lightning company. Alexander began service in the [[LAAF]] as a way to further bind the [[Gray Death Legion]] to [[Katherine Steiner-Davion]]. |
==Character History== | ==Character History== | ||
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Alexander Carlyle (27 July, 3036[1] – ) is the son of famed mercenary commander Grayson Carlyle and Lori Kalmar. He served with the 2nd Royal Guards on Tharkad as the commander of their Lightning company. Alexander began service in the LAAF as a way to further bind the Gray Death Legion to Katherine Steiner-Davion.
Character History
After the FedCom Civil War, Alex intended to rebuild the Legion. However, this was not possible as his family's claim to Glengarry had been stripped, and the Mercenary Review and Bonding Commission indicated that because of the Legion's spotty track-record with turning on their employers, they could not be appropriately graded.[2]