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Line 37: == Plot Summary == == Plot Summary == − During the Fourth Succession War, [[Capellan Confederation]] warlord [[Shang Tsung]] had launched a counterattack against the Federated Suns' [[Capellan March]] world of Cammal. Duke [[Manuel de Leon]] and his ducal guard, the Lionhearts, narrowly held the line together with the Youngblood Renegades mercenary unit (hired by Capellan March Duke [[Michael Hasek-Davion]]), with heavy losses. The Capellans, although ultimately repulsed, inflicted massive damage on Cammal and managed to destroy the duke's [[DropShip]], killing him and his family and ending the line of [[House de Leon]]. Afterwards, many felt that House Davion had been suspiciously slow in sending reinforcements to Cammal. + During the Fourth Succession War, [[Capellan Confederation]] warlord [[Shang Tsung]] had launched a counterattack against the Federated Suns' [[Capellan March]] world of Cammal. Duke Manuel de Leon and his ducal guard, the Lionhearts, narrowly held the line together with the Youngblood Renegades mercenary unit (hired by Capellan March Duke [[Michael Hasek-Davion]]), with heavy losses. The Capellans, although ultimately repulsed, inflicted massive damage on Cammal and managed to destroy the duke's [[DropShip]], killing him and his family and ending the line of House de Leon. Afterwards, many felt that House Davion had been suspiciously slow in sending reinforcements to Cammal. − After the war, the law firm representing the late duke and his House (Cummings Law-and-Justice) prevented the duchy from falling back to House Davion and kept searching for a legitimate heir for decades. The power vacuum on Cammal was filled by a politically weak planetary government formed from the numerous different factions comprising the population. The Lionhearts became a mercenary unit. The Youngblood Renegades mercenaries received a continent on Cammal as fief for their service, becoming its de facto rulers and thus one of the ruling factions on the planet. + After the war, the law firm representing the late duke and his House (Cummings Law-and-Justice) prevented the duchy from falling back to House Davion and kept searching for a legitimate heir for decades. The the power vacuum on Cammal was filled by a politically weak planetary government formed from the numerous different factions comprising the population. The Lionhearts became a mercenary unit. The Youngblood Renegades mercenaries received a continent on Cammal as fief for their service, becoming its de-facto rulers and thus one of the ruling factions on the planet. − The enigmatic Winterland Enterprises megacorporation has since become the world's single largest employer. Researching into the corporation's background and dealings, the Youngblood Renegades find that Winterland Enterprises seems to possess far more money that it should, possibly from a group of nobles around the late duke Michael Hasek-Davion who might have been preparing a coup (putting a new spin on Hasek-Davion's purported hero's death on a "peace mission" to [[Sian]] in the war). Winterland Enterprises CEO Judy de Winter is the daughter of the [[Duke of Corella]] who was associated with Hasek-Davion and also died under mysterious circumstances. The Renegades come to suspect she might possess information to blackmail House Davion into leaving her corporation alone. The corporation is very powerful on Cammal and involved in a broad field of activities including [[lostech]] and weapon research and manufacture (with a great share of their weapons production unaccounted for); unbeknownst to outsiders, they possess extensive surveillance capabilities and even at least one "weather satellite" capable of orbital bombardment. + The enigmatic Winterland Enterprises mega-corporation has since become the world's single largest employer. Researching into the corporation's background and dealings, the Youngblood Renegades find that Winterland Enterprises seems to possess far more money that it should, possibly from a group of nobles around the late duke Michael Hasek-Davion who might have been preparing a coup (putting a new spin on Hasek-Davion's purported hero's death on a "peace mission" to [[Sian]] in the war). Winterland Enterprises CEO Judy de Winter is the daughter of the duke of [[Corella]] who was associated with Hasek-Davion and also died under mysterious circumstances. The Renegades come to suspect she might possess information to blackmail House Davion into leaving her corporation alone. The corporation is very powerful on Cammal and involved in a broad field of activities including [[lostech]] and weapon research and manufacture (with a great share of their weapons production unaccounted for); unbeknownst to outsiders, they possess extensive surveillance capabilities and even at least one "weather satellite" capable of orbital bombardment. In [[3053]] a Cummings lawyer named Richard Foster-Drake visits [[MechWarrior (pilot)|MechWarrior]] Lance Sergeant Michael Razza of the [[1st Kittery Borderers]] in a hospital on [[Warren]] and informs him that he is actually a legitimate successor of Manuel de Leon and as such the inheritor of the title of duke of Cammal and substantial wealth. Razza, apparently born to a Youngblood Renegades nurse after his father's death and raised in secrecy, has recently lost all memories of who he is after suffering head injuries when ejecting from his ''[[Warhammer]]'' in a battle with periphery pirates. He accepts Foster-Drake as his advisor and right-hand man and travels to Cammal with him to claim his birthright, accompanied by his medical supervisor Dr. Anabel Faber. In [[3053]] a Cummings lawyer named Richard Foster-Drake visits [[MechWarrior (pilot)|MechWarrior]] Lance Sergeant Michael Razza of the [[1st Kittery Borderers]] in a hospital on [[Warren]] and informs him that he is actually a legitimate successor of Manuel de Leon and as such the inheritor of the title of duke of Cammal and substantial wealth. Razza, apparently born to a Youngblood Renegades nurse after his father's death and raised in secrecy, has recently lost all memories of who he is after suffering head injuries when ejecting from his ''[[Warhammer]]'' in a battle with periphery pirates. He accepts Foster-Drake as his advisor and right-hand man and travels to Cammal with him to claim his birthright, accompanied by his medical supervisor Dr. Anabel Faber. Line 53:
Line 53: Duke Razza meets Robin Youngblood on a night out in what may or may not be an arranged meeting. Although she is uncomfortable with the situation, they talk and he confides to her that he has no memories of his past. Since his late mother was a Youngblood Renegades member before she quit service and returned to her homeworld, Razza asks Robin to provide him with any information the Renegades may still have on file. Meanwhile, the Renegades find that they cannot seem to confirm the existence of one Lance Sergeant Michael Razza with the Kittery Borderers, casting doubt on the duke's backstory. Duke Razza meets Robin Youngblood on a night out in what may or may not be an arranged meeting. Although she is uncomfortable with the situation, they talk and he confides to her that he has no memories of his past. Since his late mother was a Youngblood Renegades member before she quit service and returned to her homeworld, Razza asks Robin to provide him with any information the Renegades may still have on file. Meanwhile, the Renegades find that they cannot seem to confirm the existence of one Lance Sergeant Michael Razza with the Kittery Borderers, casting doubt on the duke's backstory. − Foster-Drake, Dr. Faber and Colonel Lee are behind the developing situation on Cammal. They had hired the mercenaries who ambushed the Renegades ([[Harker's Wölfe]]), and they are actively stirring up trouble such as preparing highly unpopular laws to be signed by Razza. Foster-Drake, the mastermind, decides that the failed attack on the Renegades and its unexpected outcome can be turned into an advantage but Harker and his mercenaries are now a liability and have to be wiped out; however, they must be found first. Another ruthless unit of mercenaries who ask no questions is hired through middle-men on [[Galatea]]. In order to weaken the Youngblood Renegades on Cammal, "pirate" forces are hired to attack their garrison detachment on [[Lindsay]]. Worried by the strange events happening on Cammal, Colonel Youngblood divines that this is an attempt to draw forces away from Cammal. He orders a great charade to give the impression that of most of the Renegades' assets are moved away to Lindsay when in truth only a tank detachment is really sent. + Foster-Drake, Dr. Faber and Colonel Lee are behind the developing situation on Cammal. They had hired the mercenaries who ambushed the Renegades (Harker's Wölfe), and they are actively stirring up trouble such as preparing highly unpopular laws to be signed by Razza. Foster-Drake, the mastermind, decides that the failed attack on the Renegades and its unexpected outcome can be turned into an advantage but Harker and his mercenaries are now a liability and have to be wiped out; however, they must be found first. Another ruthless unit of mercenaries who ask no questions is hired through middle-men on [[Galatea]]. In order to weaken the Youngblood Renegades on Cammal, "pirate" forces are hired to attack their garrison detachment on [[Lindsay]]. Worried by the strange events happening on Cammal, Colonel Youngblood divines that this is an attempt to draw forces away from Cammal. He orders a great charade to give the impression that of most of the Renegades' assets are moved away to Lindsay when in truth only a tank detachment is really sent. − The remains of Harker's unit are hiding in the outback. One of their MechWarriors meets with their employers about evacuation off-world, but she is abducted and later tortured to death. A street urchin who happens to witness her capture is shot on the spot, but his younger friend Vance escapes from the murder scene. When the woman's mutilated corpse is later found by chance the local inspector dutifully reports to the Youngblood Renegades. As it so happens, one Renegades MechWarrior is also active as something of a social worker. Vance, after finding that he is now being hunted by some powerful underground agency, contacts her and tells his story. He also identifies the corpse as the woman he saw when his friend was shot. Evidence from the dead woman's body leads the Youngblood Renegades to the mercenary hideout in the everglades region, where they ambush and vanquish the remains of Harker's Wölfe; however, Harker himself is still on the loose and plotting his revenge against Duke Razza, who he thinks has betrayed him... + The remains of Harker's unit are hiding in the outback. One of their MechWarriors meets with their employers about evacuation off-world, but she is abducted and later tortured to death. A street urchin who happens to witness her capture is shot on the spot, but his younger friend Vance escapes from the murder scene. When the woman's mutilated corpse is later found by chance the local inspector dutifully reports to the Youngblood Renegades. As it so happens, one Renegades MechWarrior is also active as something of a social worker. Vance, after finding that he is now being hunted by some powerful underground agency, contacts her and tells his story. He also identifies the corpse as the woman he saw when his friend was shot. Evidence from the dead woman's body leads the Youngblood Renegades to the mercenary hideout in the everglades region, where they ambush and vanquish the remains of Harker's Wölfe; however, Harker himself is still on the loose and plotting his revenge against Duke Razza... ==Featured BattleTech== ==Featured BattleTech== ===BattleMechs=== ===BattleMechs=== − {{div col|colwidth=25em}} *''[[Archer]]'' *''[[Archer]]'' *''[[Assassin]]'' *''[[Assassin]]'' Line 95:
Line 94: *''[[Wasp]]'' *''[[Wasp]]'' *''[[Wolfhound]]'' *''[[Wolfhound]]'' − *''[[Wolverine (BattleMech)|Wolverine]]'' + *''[[Wolverine]]'' − {{div col end}}+ ===Aerospace Fighters=== − + *''Ghost'' stealth aerospace fighter ===Vehicles=== ===Vehicles=== − {{div col|colwidth=25em}} *[[Chaparral]] (mentioned) *[[Chaparral]] (mentioned) *[[Demon (Combat Vehicle)|Demon]] *[[Demon (Combat Vehicle)|Demon]] *[[Ferret]] VTOL *[[Ferret]] VTOL − * [[Fury (Combat Vehicle)|Fury]] + *[[Fury (Combat Vehicle)|Fury]] *[[Goblin]] *[[Goblin]] *[[Karnov]] VTOL *[[Karnov]] VTOL Line 109:
Line 107: *[[LRM Carrier]] (modified to carry [[Arrow IV]] launchers) *[[LRM Carrier]] (modified to carry [[Arrow IV]] launchers) *[[Manticore]] *[[Manticore]] − *[[Padilla Heavy Artillery Tank|Padilla]] (mentioned) + *[[Padilla]] (mentioned) − *[[Pegasus (Combat Vehicle - Hovertank)|Pegasus]] + *[[Pegasus]] *[[Puma (Combat Vehicle)|Puma]] *[[Puma (Combat Vehicle)|Puma]] *[[Saracen]] *[[Saracen]] Line 117:
Line 115: *[[Striker (Combat Vehicle)|Striker]] *[[Striker (Combat Vehicle)|Striker]] *[[Warrior H-7]] VTOL *[[Warrior H-7]] VTOL − {{div col end}} − − ===Aerospace Fighters=== − *''Ghost'' stealth aerospace fighter − ===DropShips=== ===DropShips=== − *''[[Avenger (DropShip class)|Avenger]]'' + *''[[Avenger]]'' *''[[Monarch]]'' (''Bright Star'') *''[[Monarch]]'' (''Bright Star'') − *''[[Overlord (DropShip class)|Overlord]]'' (''Yorktown'', ''Intrepid'') + *''[[Overlord]]'' (''Yorktown'', ''Intrepid'') *unspecified DropShips ''John B.'', ''Proud Mary'', ''Mendelon'', ''Rubikon'', ''Rio Grande'' *unspecified DropShips ''John B.'', ''Proud Mary'', ''Mendelon'', ''Rubikon'', ''Rio Grande'' − ===JumpShips=== ===JumpShips=== *unspecified JumpShip ''Delphi I'' *unspecified JumpShip ''Delphi I'' Line 134:
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== Plot Summary == | == Plot Summary == | ||
| − | During the Fourth Succession War, [[Capellan Confederation]] warlord [[Shang Tsung]] had launched a counterattack against the Federated Suns' [[Capellan March]] world of Cammal. Duke | + | During the Fourth Succession War, [[Capellan Confederation]] warlord [[Shang Tsung]] had launched a counterattack against the Federated Suns' [[Capellan March]] world of Cammal. Duke Manuel de Leon and his ducal guard, the Lionhearts, narrowly held the line together with the Youngblood Renegades mercenary unit (hired by Capellan March Duke [[Michael Hasek-Davion]]), with heavy losses. The Capellans, although ultimately repulsed, inflicted massive damage on Cammal and managed to destroy the duke's [[DropShip]], killing him and his family and ending the line of House de Leon. Afterwards, many felt that House Davion had been suspiciously slow in sending reinforcements to Cammal. |
| − | After the war, the law firm representing the late duke and his House (Cummings Law-and-Justice) prevented the duchy from falling back to House Davion and kept searching for a legitimate heir for decades. The power vacuum on Cammal was filled by a politically weak planetary government formed from the numerous different factions comprising the population. The Lionhearts became a mercenary unit. The Youngblood Renegades mercenaries received a continent on Cammal as fief for their service, becoming its de facto rulers and thus one of the ruling factions on the planet. | + | After the war, the law firm representing the late duke and his House (Cummings Law-and-Justice) prevented the duchy from falling back to House Davion and kept searching for a legitimate heir for decades. The the power vacuum on Cammal was filled by a politically weak planetary government formed from the numerous different factions comprising the population. The Lionhearts became a mercenary unit. The Youngblood Renegades mercenaries received a continent on Cammal as fief for their service, becoming its de-facto rulers and thus one of the ruling factions on the planet. |
| − | The enigmatic Winterland Enterprises | + | The enigmatic Winterland Enterprises mega-corporation has since become the world's single largest employer. Researching into the corporation's background and dealings, the Youngblood Renegades find that Winterland Enterprises seems to possess far more money that it should, possibly from a group of nobles around the late duke Michael Hasek-Davion who might have been preparing a coup (putting a new spin on Hasek-Davion's purported hero's death on a "peace mission" to [[Sian]] in the war). Winterland Enterprises CEO Judy de Winter is the daughter of the duke of [[Corella]] who was associated with Hasek-Davion and also died under mysterious circumstances. The Renegades come to suspect she might possess information to blackmail House Davion into leaving her corporation alone. The corporation is very powerful on Cammal and involved in a broad field of activities including [[lostech]] and weapon research and manufacture (with a great share of their weapons production unaccounted for); unbeknownst to outsiders, they possess extensive surveillance capabilities and even at least one "weather satellite" capable of orbital bombardment. |
In [[3053]] a Cummings lawyer named Richard Foster-Drake visits [[MechWarrior (pilot)|MechWarrior]] Lance Sergeant Michael Razza of the [[1st Kittery Borderers]] in a hospital on [[Warren]] and informs him that he is actually a legitimate successor of Manuel de Leon and as such the inheritor of the title of duke of Cammal and substantial wealth. Razza, apparently born to a Youngblood Renegades nurse after his father's death and raised in secrecy, has recently lost all memories of who he is after suffering head injuries when ejecting from his ''[[Warhammer]]'' in a battle with periphery pirates. He accepts Foster-Drake as his advisor and right-hand man and travels to Cammal with him to claim his birthright, accompanied by his medical supervisor Dr. Anabel Faber. | In [[3053]] a Cummings lawyer named Richard Foster-Drake visits [[MechWarrior (pilot)|MechWarrior]] Lance Sergeant Michael Razza of the [[1st Kittery Borderers]] in a hospital on [[Warren]] and informs him that he is actually a legitimate successor of Manuel de Leon and as such the inheritor of the title of duke of Cammal and substantial wealth. Razza, apparently born to a Youngblood Renegades nurse after his father's death and raised in secrecy, has recently lost all memories of who he is after suffering head injuries when ejecting from his ''[[Warhammer]]'' in a battle with periphery pirates. He accepts Foster-Drake as his advisor and right-hand man and travels to Cammal with him to claim his birthright, accompanied by his medical supervisor Dr. Anabel Faber. | ||
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Duke Razza meets Robin Youngblood on a night out in what may or may not be an arranged meeting. Although she is uncomfortable with the situation, they talk and he confides to her that he has no memories of his past. Since his late mother was a Youngblood Renegades member before she quit service and returned to her homeworld, Razza asks Robin to provide him with any information the Renegades may still have on file. Meanwhile, the Renegades find that they cannot seem to confirm the existence of one Lance Sergeant Michael Razza with the Kittery Borderers, casting doubt on the duke's backstory. | Duke Razza meets Robin Youngblood on a night out in what may or may not be an arranged meeting. Although she is uncomfortable with the situation, they talk and he confides to her that he has no memories of his past. Since his late mother was a Youngblood Renegades member before she quit service and returned to her homeworld, Razza asks Robin to provide him with any information the Renegades may still have on file. Meanwhile, the Renegades find that they cannot seem to confirm the existence of one Lance Sergeant Michael Razza with the Kittery Borderers, casting doubt on the duke's backstory. | ||
| − | Foster-Drake, Dr. Faber and Colonel Lee are behind the developing situation on Cammal. They had hired the mercenaries who ambushed the Renegades ( | + | Foster-Drake, Dr. Faber and Colonel Lee are behind the developing situation on Cammal. They had hired the mercenaries who ambushed the Renegades (Harker's Wölfe), and they are actively stirring up trouble such as preparing highly unpopular laws to be signed by Razza. Foster-Drake, the mastermind, decides that the failed attack on the Renegades and its unexpected outcome can be turned into an advantage but Harker and his mercenaries are now a liability and have to be wiped out; however, they must be found first. Another ruthless unit of mercenaries who ask no questions is hired through middle-men on [[Galatea]]. In order to weaken the Youngblood Renegades on Cammal, "pirate" forces are hired to attack their garrison detachment on [[Lindsay]]. Worried by the strange events happening on Cammal, Colonel Youngblood divines that this is an attempt to draw forces away from Cammal. He orders a great charade to give the impression that of most of the Renegades' assets are moved away to Lindsay when in truth only a tank detachment is really sent. |
| − | The remains of Harker's unit are hiding in the outback. One of their MechWarriors meets with their employers about evacuation off-world, but she is abducted and later tortured to death. A street urchin who happens to witness her capture is shot on the spot, but his younger friend Vance escapes from the murder scene. When the woman's mutilated corpse is later found by chance the local inspector dutifully reports to the Youngblood Renegades. As it so happens, one Renegades MechWarrior is also active as something of a social worker. Vance, after finding that he is now being hunted by some powerful underground agency, contacts her and tells his story. He also identifies the corpse as the woman he saw when his friend was shot. Evidence from the dead woman's body leads the Youngblood Renegades to the mercenary hideout in the everglades region, where they ambush and vanquish the remains of Harker's Wölfe; however, Harker himself is still on the loose and plotting his revenge against Duke Razza | + | The remains of Harker's unit are hiding in the outback. One of their MechWarriors meets with their employers about evacuation off-world, but she is abducted and later tortured to death. A street urchin who happens to witness her capture is shot on the spot, but his younger friend Vance escapes from the murder scene. When the woman's mutilated corpse is later found by chance the local inspector dutifully reports to the Youngblood Renegades. As it so happens, one Renegades MechWarrior is also active as something of a social worker. Vance, after finding that he is now being hunted by some powerful underground agency, contacts her and tells his story. He also identifies the corpse as the woman he saw when his friend was shot. Evidence from the dead woman's body leads the Youngblood Renegades to the mercenary hideout in the everglades region, where they ambush and vanquish the remains of Harker's Wölfe; however, Harker himself is still on the loose and plotting his revenge against Duke Razza... |
==Featured BattleTech== | ==Featured BattleTech== | ||
===BattleMechs=== | ===BattleMechs=== | ||
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*''[[Archer]]'' | *''[[Archer]]'' | ||
*''[[Assassin]]'' | *''[[Assassin]]'' | ||
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*''[[Wasp]]'' | *''[[Wasp]]'' | ||
*''[[Wolfhound]]'' | *''[[Wolfhound]]'' | ||
| − | *''[[ | + | *''[[Wolverine]]'' |
| − | + | ===Aerospace Fighters=== | |
| − | + | *''Ghost'' stealth aerospace fighter | |
===Vehicles=== | ===Vehicles=== | ||
| − | |||
*[[Chaparral]] (mentioned) | *[[Chaparral]] (mentioned) | ||
*[[Demon (Combat Vehicle)|Demon]] | *[[Demon (Combat Vehicle)|Demon]] | ||
*[[Ferret]] VTOL | *[[Ferret]] VTOL | ||
| − | * [[Fury (Combat Vehicle)|Fury]] | + | *[[Fury (Combat Vehicle)|Fury]] |
*[[Goblin]] | *[[Goblin]] | ||
*[[Karnov]] VTOL | *[[Karnov]] VTOL | ||
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*[[LRM Carrier]] (modified to carry [[Arrow IV]] launchers) | *[[LRM Carrier]] (modified to carry [[Arrow IV]] launchers) | ||
*[[Manticore]] | *[[Manticore]] | ||
| − | *[[ | + | *[[Padilla]] (mentioned) |
| − | *[[ | + | *[[Pegasus]] |
*[[Puma (Combat Vehicle)|Puma]] | *[[Puma (Combat Vehicle)|Puma]] | ||
*[[Saracen]] | *[[Saracen]] | ||
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*[[Striker (Combat Vehicle)|Striker]] | *[[Striker (Combat Vehicle)|Striker]] | ||
*[[Warrior H-7]] VTOL | *[[Warrior H-7]] VTOL | ||
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===DropShips=== | ===DropShips=== | ||
| − | *''[[ | + | *''[[Avenger]]'' |
*''[[Monarch]]'' (''Bright Star'') | *''[[Monarch]]'' (''Bright Star'') | ||
| − | *''[[ | + | *''[[Overlord]]'' (''Yorktown'', ''Intrepid'') |
*unspecified DropShips ''John B.'', ''Proud Mary'', ''Mendelon'', ''Rubikon'', ''Rio Grande'' | *unspecified DropShips ''John B.'', ''Proud Mary'', ''Mendelon'', ''Rubikon'', ''Rio Grande'' | ||
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===JumpShips=== | ===JumpShips=== | ||
*unspecified JumpShip ''Delphi I'' | *unspecified JumpShip ''Delphi I'' | ||
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<references/> | <references/> | ||
| + | [[Category:Books]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Foreign language products]] | ||
| + | [[Category:German language products]] | ||
[[Category:Novels]] | [[Category:Novels]] | ||
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[[Category:Works by Jochen Hahn]] | [[Category:Works by Jochen Hahn]] | ||
[[Category:Works by Karsten Kaeb]] | [[Category:Works by Karsten Kaeb]] | ||