Anton Fetladral
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Anton Fetladral | |
|---|---|
| Personal | |
| Affiliation | Clan Wolf |
| Profile | |
| Rank | Galaxy Commander |
| Profession | MechWarrior |
Galaxy Commander Anton Fetladral served as the commanding officer of Clan Wolf's Epsilon Galaxy from 3044 through Operation REVIVAL.[1]
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History[edit]
He was the commander of the 278th Battle Cluster in 3044 when Djuna Kerensky, the former commander of Epsilon, died. He presented himself as a candidate to lead Epsilon Galaxy, and was approved by all other warriors. The other warriors were relieved not to be selected for the Galaxy themselves as it was mostly filled by freeborns and older trueborns.
From there onward, Anton was without question the most popular commander Epsilon Galaxy had ever had. He was known to treat freebirth warriors with more respect than he did trueborns and was able to make the veterans feel that he at least sympathized with them. However, this created problems between him and his fellow trueborn warriors.[2]
He commanded the Galaxy leading the Green Keshik, also known as Galaxy Command.[1]
Clan Invasion[edit]
During the Fifth Wave of REVIVAL, Hainfeld was conquered by Clan Wolf in December 3051. Involving the Green Keshik, Dornbeng and Nega Garrison Clusters, the invasion was meant to be a test for the normally underappreciated freeborn and aging trueborn Clan warriors. At the time the planet was defended by the Second Freemen along with the First, Second and Third Hainfeld Militia Brigades, each one composed of one armor and two mechanized infantry regiments, under the overall command of Överste Rhett Weaver. The defenders were arrayed around the capital, Hainfeld Central, and outnumbered the attackers, forcing Galaxy Commander Anton Fetladral to reconsider his earlier plan to take the planet. Taking notice of the city's sprawling, open parks and the lack of enemy aerospace cover, the Galaxy Commander had his forces perform a combat drop at night, landing directly inside the city. Unwilling to bring harm upon the city's inhabitants, the Second Freemen skirmished only briefly at Pancake Ridge, Heffer Vale and Quarter Ravine, before withdrawing to Carse.[3]
In 3052, there had been some change in his behavior as Sanal Wolf held considerable animosity towards him for his harshness toward deserters and the draconian treatment of warriors who failed to follow his orders to the letter.[4]
Anton was wounded during the fighting on Tukayyid.[5]
BattleMech[edit]
Anton Fetladral piloted an Executioner OmniMech.[6]
Rules[edit]
Game Rules[edit]
Any enemy Anton takes fire from receives a −1 bonus to be hit by any other Wolf unit coming to Anton's defense. If Anton dies, the Wolves receive a +1 to-hit penalty for the rest of the game.[7]
References[edit]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Wolf Clan Sourcebook, p. 105
- ↑ Scorched Earth (WWE), p. 11: "Galaxy Commander Anton Fetladral"
- ↑ Wolf Clan Sourcebook, p. 66
- ↑ Wolf Clan Sourcebook, p. 113: "Star Colonel Sanal"
- ↑ Wolf Clan Sourcebook, p. 105, "Galaxy Command"
- ↑ Scorched Earth (WWE), p. 17: "Clan Wolf Forces Table"
- ↑ Scorched Earth (WWE), p. 12: "In-game bonus"
Bibliography[edit]
- Scorched Earth (World Wide Event)
- Wolf Clan Sourcebook