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==Consequences== ==Consequences==
− The results of the conflict can be described as a draw: the League was forced to submit to the group, and lost all its territorial gains, but ComStar also lost: Jeanette Marik's death destroyed Toyama's chances to take control of the League, and ComStar failed to destroy the state. It also revealed that the Interdiction could weaken a state, but not destroy it. With all the hopes the Primus had, the reward was minimal. Still worse, the conflict weakened the neutral image of ComStar. + The results of the conflict can be described as a draw: the League was forced to submit to the group, and lost all its territorial gains, but ComStar also lost: Jeanette Marik's death destroyed Toyama's chances to take control of the League, and ComStar failed to destroy the state. It also revealed that the Interdiction could weaken a state, but not destroy it. With all the hopes the Primus had, the reward was minimal. Still worse, the conflict destroyed forever the neutral image of ComStar, and to all the Successor States, the group was now just another player vying for power with its own plans and ambitions. After the open conflict between an Inner Sphere state and ComStar, [[Operation Scorpion]] was only a matter of time.
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− | The results of the conflict can be described as a draw: the League was forced to submit to the group, and lost all its territorial gains, but ComStar also lost: Jeanette Marik's death destroyed Toyama's chances to take control of the League, and ComStar failed to destroy the state. It also revealed that the Interdiction could weaken a state, but not destroy it. With all the hopes the Primus had, the reward was minimal. Still worse, the conflict | + | The results of the conflict can be described as a draw: the League was forced to submit to the group, and lost all its territorial gains, but ComStar also lost: Jeanette Marik's death destroyed Toyama's chances to take control of the League, and ComStar failed to destroy the state. It also revealed that the Interdiction could weaken a state, but not destroy it. With all the hopes the Primus had, the reward was minimal. Still worse, the conflict destroyed forever the neutral image of ComStar, and to all the Successor States, the group was now just another player vying for power with its own plans and ambitions. After the open conflict between an Inner Sphere state and ComStar, [[Operation Scorpion]] was only a matter of time. |
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== |