Shrapnel (magazine)/Issue 6
Sarna News
- HEXTECH Review - Wave 3 Brings More Urban Options To Your Battlefield
- Your BattleTech News Round-Up For March, 2024
- Crashing 'Mechs With Jennifer Brozek, Author Of The Rogue Academy Trilogy
- Getting The Word Out With Rem Alternis, Catalyst Community & Marketing Director
- Bad 'Mechs - Yeoman
- Read more →
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| Issue #06 | |
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| Product information | |
| Type | Magazine |
| Development | Loren L. Coleman, Publisher John Helfers, Executive Editor Philip A. Lee, Managing Editor David A. Kerber, Layout and Graphic Design |
| Pages | 200 |
| Cover Artwork | Ken Coleman |
| Interior Artwork | Alan Blackwell, Doug Chaffee, Matthew Cross, David J. Hutchins, David A. Kerber, Natán Meléndez, Matt Plog, Klaus Scherwinski |
| Publication information | |
| Publisher | Catalyst Game Labs |
| Product code | CAT36095 |
| First published | 13 September 2021 |
| ISBN-10 | 1638610398 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-1-63861-039-7 |
| MSRP | $5.99 |
| Content | |
| Preceded by | Issue 5 |
| Followed by | Issue 7 |
Content[edit]
- Paper Tiger (by Mark Hill)
- Voices of the Sphere: The Republic Armed Forces (by Eric Salzman)
- Point of View (by Jason Schmetzer)
- Technical Readout: Victor C (by Eric Salzman)
- Almost Sounds Like the Guns Themselves (by E. Clark Avery)
- Plasma, Plasma, and More Plasma (by Wunji Lau)
- One Door Closes (by Blaine Lee Pardoe)
- Persuading Parliament: A Lobbyist's Guide to Atreus (by Stephen Toropov)
- Tales from the Cracked Canopy: The Devil's Luck (by Alexander J. Roth)
- Maskirovka Reports: Tiamat Crashes Into the Wall (by Joel Steverson)
- Diamandis' Dogs (by M. W. Hayden)
- Electioneering: A MechWarrior: Destiny Mission Briefing (by Stephen Toropov)
- Vengeance Games (by Craig A. Reed, Jr.), part 1 of 4
- Chaos Campaign Scenario: The Ballad of Sir Lobos Plumados (by Eric Salzman)
- The Poisoner's Pen: Advice from the Ebon Magistrate (by Ken Horner)
- Ace Darwin and the Sidewinder Canyon (by James Bixby)
- After-Action Report: Barlow's End (by James Kirtley)
- Moving Forward (by Daniel Isberner)