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Erick Tseng

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History

Erick engaged in his Trial of Position to join the ranks of the Ghost Bear Toumanin January of 3058. Destroying two mechs to become a Star Commander, he was assigned to Alpha Assault Star of the 72nd Assault Trinary, 304th Assault Cluster, Beta Galaxy, under Star Captain Edwin Bekker.

BattleMechs

Erick piloted a Timber Wolf A initially before upgrading to a Warhawk C and eventually piloting a Iron Cheetah

Notes

In 3058, during one of the rare documented Inner Sphere deployments of the Executioner-B, the Crusader Wolves of then-Khan Vlad Ward were on the receiving end of its ire. Elements of Clan Ghost Bear’s 304th Assault Cluster struck the planet Thun while looking for raiders who had captured the genetic legacies of the Bears’ founders. Their target was a system of underwater caves in Jagger Bay. To reach it, Star Commander Erick entered the waters in a modified Executioner-B C. Advancing slowly and steadily, he employed the immense firepower of his PPCs and short-range torpedoes to brush aside a few lesser Wolf ’Mechs and submarines that had been hastily deployed in defense. Though the water’s mass made the Executioner-B even more sluggish, Erick piloted it skillfully. He was able to sidestep incoming fire, and the ’Mech’s heat sinks performed better in the cool surroundings, allowing for faster PPC firing cycles than usual. Once in the caves, Erick found additional ’Mechs frantically powering up in a futile attempt at resistance. After identifying them as the wanted raider machines, he destroyed them all with prejudice. The Ghost Bears had confirmation of the culprits, but no Wolf survivors reported back to Khan Ward that day.

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