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Product information | |
Type | Novella |
Author | Craig A. Reed |
Pages | 200 |
Cover Artwork | Tan Ho Sim |
Publication information | |
Publisher | Catalyst Game Labs |
First published | 25 September 2020 |
ISBN-10 | 978-1947335332 |
ISBN-13 | 1947335332 |
Content | |
Content | Drama Special Ops Naval Space Warfare |
Era | Jihad era |
Timeline | 8 April 3071 – 11 June 3077 (epilogue, 19 July 3147) |
The novella Icons of War by Craig A. Reed is a story of the Clans during the Wars of Reaving.
Contents
From the Back Cover
“ | SYMBOLS OF POWER...
After the Word of Blake exacts an incalculable toll on Clan Wolf, Elemental warrior Garmen Kerensky is tasked by Wolf Khan Vlad Ward to undertake an audacious, top-secret mission in the Clan Homeworlds. While other covert teams help the Wolves evacuate Clan Space, Garmen’s command will steal the most prized relic of Clan history: the body of the Great Father, Commanding General Aleksandr Kerensky, Garmen’s ancestor. But the father of the Clans' founder is entombed aboard the McKenna's Pride, a Star League-era WarShip in permanent geosynchronous orbit above the Clans' capital city, a staunchly guarded vessel that will take ingenuity, a warrior's spirit, and more than a little luck to reach. Stealing his ancestor's remains is a tall order under normal circumstances, but the Homeworld Clans are on the verge of open warfare with each other, and this mission threatens to blow Clan society apart entirely. As the elite warrior guards of the Ebon Keshik hunt Garmen, he and his hardened team must navigate the intrigue of the shadowy Dark Caste to have any hope of reaching the Pride alive. But no plan ever survives enemy contact, and Garmen must overcome the forces arrayed against him or risk forever losing the Great Father's body to the chaos and destruction of the Clans' internal warfare. |
” |
Plot Summary
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Featured Characters
- Star Captain Garmen Kerensky
- Guildmaster Satinka
- Star Commander Niyol
- Point Commander Wymer
- Star Captain Bhu Telinov
- Star Colonel Gavril Mikino
- Stas
- Khan Vlad Ward
- ilKhan Hannibal Banacek
Featured BattleTech
BattleMechs
DropShips
- Black Rattler (Sassanid-class)
- Botany Bay (Gazelle-class)
- McKenna's Honor (Lion-class)
- Red Fang (Sassanid-class)
- Wild Snake (Carrier-class)
JumpShips
WarShips
- McKenna's Pride (McKenna-class)
- Stealthy Kill (Black Lion-class)
Featured Planets
Notes
The cover depicts the McKenna's Pride in the visual design of the original McKenna class, as of ca. 2750. Line Developer Ray Arrastia has stated that this depiction is in error, and that it should have the refurbished shape of the McKenna class as of ca. 3057.[1]
References
- ↑ In this posting on the BattleTech forum, replying to the observation "a 2750 McKenna as the shrine above Strana Mechty? I SO prefer the 3057 McKenna look" with "It was an oversight, should have been the 3057 style. To reconcile this it could be speculated that the image of the McKenna's Pride predates the novel's timeframe.