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Line 1: − '''Canon Rumor''' is the name for information, stories or "facts" which could be considered as 'in-story rumor,' based on its context within the source material. Some facts from [[BattleTech]]'s history are based on misdirection perpetrated by in-story characters or organizations, such as [[ComStar]] or the [[Word of Blake]]. + '''Canon Rumor''' is the name for information, stories or "facts" which could be considered as 'in-story rumor,' based on its context within the source material. Some facts from [[BattleTech]]'s history are based on mis-direction perpetrated by in-story characters or organizations, such as [[ComStar]] or the [[Word of Blake]]. == Subject Notes == == Subject Notes == The term "canon rumor" came about during [[FanPro]]'s oversight of the BattleTech franchise, when ''[[Interstellar Players]]'' was published. The book provided different alternate 'truths' to the history and events of the BattleTech universe and supplied players with alternative storylines with which to play. The ''[[:Category:Jihad Books|Jihad Hotspots]]'' series of titles is often considered to be composed of half-truths and rumor, based on the communication breakdown associated with the corruption of the [[HPG]] network during that conflict. The term "canon rumor" came about during [[FanPro]]'s oversight of the BattleTech franchise, when ''[[Interstellar Players]]'' was published. The book provided different alternate 'truths' to the history and events of the BattleTech universe and supplied players with alternative storylines with which to play. The ''[[:Category:Jihad Books|Jihad Hotspots]]'' series of titles is often considered to be composed of half-truths and rumor, based on the communication breakdown associated with the corruption of the [[HPG]] network during that conflict. + == References == == References == <references /> <references /> − ==Bibliography== ==Bibliography== *''[[Blake Ascending]]'' *''[[Blake Ascending]]''
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| − | '''Canon Rumor''' is the name for information, stories or "facts" which could be considered as 'in-story rumor,' based on its context within the source material. Some facts from [[BattleTech]]'s history are based on | + | '''Canon Rumor''' is the name for information, stories or "facts" which could be considered as 'in-story rumor,' based on its context within the source material. Some facts from [[BattleTech]]'s history are based on mis-direction perpetrated by in-story characters or organizations, such as [[ComStar]] or the [[Word of Blake]]. |
== Subject Notes == | == Subject Notes == | ||
The term "canon rumor" came about during [[FanPro]]'s oversight of the BattleTech franchise, when ''[[Interstellar Players]]'' was published. The book provided different alternate 'truths' to the history and events of the BattleTech universe and supplied players with alternative storylines with which to play. The ''[[:Category:Jihad Books|Jihad Hotspots]]'' series of titles is often considered to be composed of half-truths and rumor, based on the communication breakdown associated with the corruption of the [[HPG]] network during that conflict. | The term "canon rumor" came about during [[FanPro]]'s oversight of the BattleTech franchise, when ''[[Interstellar Players]]'' was published. The book provided different alternate 'truths' to the history and events of the BattleTech universe and supplied players with alternative storylines with which to play. The ''[[:Category:Jihad Books|Jihad Hotspots]]'' series of titles is often considered to be composed of half-truths and rumor, based on the communication breakdown associated with the corruption of the [[HPG]] network during that conflict. | ||
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== References == | == References == | ||
<references /> | <references /> | ||
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==Bibliography== | ==Bibliography== | ||
*''[[Blake Ascending]]'' | *''[[Blake Ascending]]'' | ||