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Line 2: [[File:Guia_del_Juego_de_Rol_Battletech_cover.jpg|200px|thumb|right|Guia del Juego de Rol - Cover]] [[File:Guia_del_Juego_de_Rol_Battletech_cover.jpg|200px|thumb|right|Guia del Juego de Rol - Cover]] − This was a one-shot magazine, printed in 1994 by the company ([[Ediciones Zinco]]) owning [[BattleTech]] publishing rights in Spain. It was designed to give Spanish players an overall status of the BattleTech franchise and also provide some scenarios & ideas. + This was a one-shot magazine, printed in 1994 by the company (Ediciones Zinco) owning [[BattleTech]] publishing rights in Spain. It was designed to give Spanish players an overall status of the BattleTech franchise and also provide some scenarios & ideas. The magazine contained several sections describing different topics: The magazine contained several sections describing different topics: Line 14:
Line 14: *** [[Rampage (Guia del Juego de Rol Battletech)|Rampage]]: a 60-ton 'Mech (not to be confused with the [[Rampage|Amaris 'Mech]]) armed with a PPC and two [[small laser]]s. No historical information was provided. *** [[Rampage (Guia del Juego de Rol Battletech)|Rampage]]: a 60-ton 'Mech (not to be confused with the [[Rampage|Amaris 'Mech]]) armed with a PPC and two [[small laser]]s. No historical information was provided. :: These designs could not be constructed with any of the 'Mech constructions rules of that time, including one not meeting and the other exceeding the target tonnage. :: These designs could not be constructed with any of the 'Mech constructions rules of that time, including one not meeting and the other exceeding the target tonnage. − * An adventure for ''BattleTech'' and ''MechWarrior'': '''Codename Satan''', in which a single [[lance]] [[mercenary]] force is contracted by the [[Federated Suns]] to raid a desert planet belonging to [[House Liao]], [[Tikara V]] (a noncanonical planet), in [[3026]]. The target is a [[Capellan]] secret investigation center developing an unknown weapon. After a short fight with the lance defending the base, the commandos attached to the mercenary unit move to enter the facility, which is in total disarray after an exposure issue with the lethal airborne weapon being developed. The mercenaries are tasked with retrieving the weapon and escape back to the [[DropShip]]. On their way back, they will be chased by a [[McCarron's Armored Cavalry]] lance from the [[Big Mac]] and bombarded by [[Long Tom]] artillery defending the sector. At the end{{m}}once back in Davion{{m}}space, they are going to discover that what they found was not what their employer expected and payment will be disputed. + * An adventure for ''BattleTech'' and ''MechWarrior'': '''Codename Satan''', in which a single [[lance]] [[mercenary]] force is contracted by the [[Federated Suns]] to raid a desert planet belonging to [[House Liao]], [[Tikara V]] (a non-canonical planet), in [[3026]]. The target is a [[Capellan]] secret investigation center developing an unknown weapon. After a short fight with the lance defending the base, the commandos attached to the mercenary unit move to enter the facility, which is in total disarray after an exposure issue with the lethal airborne weapon being developed. The mercenaries are tasked with retrieving the weapon and escape back to the [[DropShip]]. On their way back, they will be chased by a [[McCarron's Armored Cavalry]] lance from the [[Big Mac]] and bombarded by [[Long Tom]] artillery defending the sector. At the end{{m}}once back in Davion{{m}}space, they are going to discover that what they found was not what their employer expected and payment will be disputed. * Miniature painting * Miniature painting * Four small ''BattleTech'' scenarios, set up as 1v1 or 2v2. * Four small ''BattleTech'' scenarios, set up as 1v1 or 2v2. Line 26:
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[[File:Guia_del_Juego_de_Rol_Battletech_cover.jpg|200px|thumb|right|Guia del Juego de Rol - Cover]] | [[File:Guia_del_Juego_de_Rol_Battletech_cover.jpg|200px|thumb|right|Guia del Juego de Rol - Cover]] | ||
| − | This was a one-shot magazine, printed in 1994 by the company ( | + | This was a one-shot magazine, printed in 1994 by the company (Ediciones Zinco) owning [[BattleTech]] publishing rights in Spain. It was designed to give Spanish players an overall status of the BattleTech franchise and also provide some scenarios & ideas. |
The magazine contained several sections describing different topics: | The magazine contained several sections describing different topics: | ||
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*** [[Rampage (Guia del Juego de Rol Battletech)|Rampage]]: a 60-ton 'Mech (not to be confused with the [[Rampage|Amaris 'Mech]]) armed with a PPC and two [[small laser]]s. No historical information was provided. | *** [[Rampage (Guia del Juego de Rol Battletech)|Rampage]]: a 60-ton 'Mech (not to be confused with the [[Rampage|Amaris 'Mech]]) armed with a PPC and two [[small laser]]s. No historical information was provided. | ||
:: These designs could not be constructed with any of the 'Mech constructions rules of that time, including one not meeting and the other exceeding the target tonnage. | :: These designs could not be constructed with any of the 'Mech constructions rules of that time, including one not meeting and the other exceeding the target tonnage. | ||
| − | * An adventure for ''BattleTech'' and ''MechWarrior'': '''Codename Satan''', in which a single [[lance]] [[mercenary]] force is contracted by the [[Federated Suns]] to raid a desert planet belonging to [[House Liao]], [[Tikara V]] (a | + | * An adventure for ''BattleTech'' and ''MechWarrior'': '''Codename Satan''', in which a single [[lance]] [[mercenary]] force is contracted by the [[Federated Suns]] to raid a desert planet belonging to [[House Liao]], [[Tikara V]] (a non-canonical planet), in [[3026]]. The target is a [[Capellan]] secret investigation center developing an unknown weapon. After a short fight with the lance defending the base, the commandos attached to the mercenary unit move to enter the facility, which is in total disarray after an exposure issue with the lethal airborne weapon being developed. The mercenaries are tasked with retrieving the weapon and escape back to the [[DropShip]]. On their way back, they will be chased by a [[McCarron's Armored Cavalry]] lance from the [[Big Mac]] and bombarded by [[Long Tom]] artillery defending the sector. At the end{{m}}once back in Davion{{m}}space, they are going to discover that what they found was not what their employer expected and payment will be disputed. |
* Miniature painting | * Miniature painting | ||
* Four small ''BattleTech'' scenarios, set up as 1v1 or 2v2. | * Four small ''BattleTech'' scenarios, set up as 1v1 or 2v2. | ||
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[[Category:Magazines]] | [[Category:Magazines]] | ||
[[Category:BattleTech Magazines]] | [[Category:BattleTech Magazines]] | ||
| − | [[Category:Spanish | + | [[Category:Spanish language products]] |