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Line 1: − For the purpose of this category, "classic" [[BattleTech]] novels are those published under the original BattleTech brand and set in the "Classic BattleTech" timeline (the late [[Succession Wars era]], subsequent [[Clan Invasion era]] and [[Civil War era]], pre-[[Dark Age]]) which was concluded with ''[[Endgame]]''. Initially published by [[FASA]] up until the twelfth book (''[[Lost Destiny]]''), the line was subsequently taken over by [[ROC]], including rebranded reprints of all FASA novels except for #2, ''[[The Sword and the Dagger]]''. + For the purpose of this category, "classic" [[BattleTech]] novels are those published under the original BattleTech brand and set in the "Classic BattleTech" timeline (pre-[[Dark Age]]). Initially published by [[FASA]] up until the twelfth book (''[[Lost Destiny]]''), the line was subsequently taken over by [[ROC]], including rebranded reprints of all FASA novels except for ''[[The Sword and the Dagger]]''; it was concluded with ''[[Endgame]]''. − Six novels published later under the [[MechWarrior series]] moniker also are set during the same time period. They are not covered in this category. + Six novels published later under the [[MechWarrior series]] moniker (listed separately) also are set during the same time period. − [[FanPro]] published a number of German BattleTech novels under the "Classic BattleTech" moniker between 2004 and 2007. Set in various eras from the [[Star League era]] up until the late [[Clan Invasion era]]), they included reprints of translated classic BattleTech novels as well as all-new original novels, most of which were not translated and published in english and therefore do not fall under the current definition of [[canon]]. The FanPro novels are not covered in this category; see [[FanPro novels]]. + [[FanPro]] published a number of German BattleTech novels under the "Classic BattleTech" moniker between 2004 and 2007. These are not covered in this category; see [[FanPro novels]]. [[Category:Novels|*]] [[Category:Novels|*]]
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| − | For the purpose of this category, "classic" [[BattleTech]] novels are those published under the original BattleTech brand and set in the "Classic BattleTech" timeline ( | + | For the purpose of this category, "classic" [[BattleTech]] novels are those published under the original BattleTech brand and set in the "Classic BattleTech" timeline (pre-[[Dark Age]]). Initially published by [[FASA]] up until the twelfth book (''[[Lost Destiny]]''), the line was subsequently taken over by [[ROC]], including rebranded reprints of all FASA novels except for ''[[The Sword and the Dagger]]''; it was concluded with ''[[Endgame]]''. |
| − | Six novels published later under the [[MechWarrior series]] moniker also are set during the same time period | + | Six novels published later under the [[MechWarrior series]] moniker (listed separately) also are set during the same time period. |
| − | [[FanPro]] published a number of German BattleTech novels under the "Classic BattleTech" moniker between 2004 and 2007. | + | [[FanPro]] published a number of German BattleTech novels under the "Classic BattleTech" moniker between 2004 and 2007. These are not covered in this category; see [[FanPro novels]]. |
[[Category:Novels|*]] | [[Category:Novels|*]] | ||