Field Manual: 3085

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Field Manual: 3085
Product information
Type Sourcebook
Author Joel Bancroft-Jones
Herbert A. Beas II
William Gauthier
Ken' Horner
Luke Robertson
Geoff Swift
Øystein Tvedten
Patrick Wynne
Keith Hann
Johannes Heidler
Paul Sjardijn
Development Herbert A. Beas II
Øystein Tvedten (strategic assistance)
Pages 258
Cover Artwork Eugene Negri (art)
Ray Arrastia (design)
Illustrations Chris Lewis
Matt Plog
Øystein Tvedten (maps)
Ray Arrastia (layout/additional logos)
Patrick Wynne (additional logos)
Publication information
Publisher Catalyst Game Labs
Product code 35250
First published 2012
ISBN-13 978-1-936876-03-7
MSRP $35.00
Content
Era Dark Age era
Agency League Parliamentary Archive Services
Universe Date 12 October 3085
Series Field Manuals
Preceded by Field Manual: Mercenaries, Revised
Followed by Field Manual: SLDF

Description[edit]

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From the back cover[edit]

Enter the Republic

The year is 3085. In the wake of the Jihad, a new realm — the Republic of the Sphere — has been born. Drawing war-weary masses from all over the Inner Sphere, the Republic stands for unity and security, in the hopes that never again will its worlds suffer from centuries of relentless war. But even though the common threat has finally passed, few believe they have seen the last of war. As the combined realms and Clans of the Inner Sphere struggle to rebuild, a new balance of power has begun to emerge.

Field Manual: 3085 updates the military and political state of the Inner Sphere in the years following the end of the Jihad and the formation of the Republic of the Sphere. This report includes a brief history and overview of recent developments in the BattleTech universe (including the formation and organization of the Republic of the Sphere), as well as current TO&Es for all of the major 'Mech and mercenary commands employed by the realms and Clans of the post-Jihad Inner Sphere. Special rules are also included, enabling players to create characters and forces for use in campaigns set in and after this critical point in BattleTech history.

Contents[edit]

  • THE CLANS
  • THE PERIPHERY
  • MERCENARIES
    • General Review
      • Emergent Markets
    • State of Readiness
      • Mercenary Hubs
      • State Halls
    • Mercenaries Today
      • Lyran Commonwealth
      • Draconis Combine
      • Federated Suns
      • Capellan Confederation
      • Former Free Worlds League
      • Periphery
    • Notable Mercenary Forces
  • THE REPUBLIC OF THE SPHERE
  • RULES ANNEX
    • BattleTech Rules
      • General BattleTech Rules
      • Special Command Abilities
    • Random Assignment Tables
      • Using the Random Assignment Tables
      • Omni Units
      • Random Assignment Tables
    • Role-Playing Rules
      • Playing the Post-Jihad Period
      • Creating Characters in Post-Jihad Period
      • Fallen Factions
      • Rising Factions
      • Hybrid Factions
      • Affiliation: Capellan Confederation
      • Affiliation: Draconis Combine
      • Affiliation: Federated Suns
      • Affiliation: Former Free Worlds League
      • Affiliation: Lyran Commonwealth
      • Affiliation: The Inner Sphere Clans
      • Affiliation: Ghost Bear Dominion
      • Affiliation: Raven Alliance
      • Affiliation: Clan Character Notes
      • Affiliation: Major Periphery
      • Affiliation: Minor Periphery
      • Affiliation: Independents
      • Affiliation: Terran
      • Affiliation: ComStar
      • Affiliation: Republic of the Sphere/First Generation
      • Affiliation: The Homeworld Clans
      • Affiliation: Deep Periphery
      • Economic Adjustments for the Post-Jihad Era

Notes[edit]

  • The trademarked title is BattleTech Field Manual: 3085.
  • The planet name Hahira is misspelled Harira on page 67.