Difference between revisions of "Ben H. Rome"

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From December 2008<ref>[http://catalystgamelabs.com/2008/12/12/catalyst-game-labs-announces-new-assistant-line-developers/ Catalyst Game Labs Announces New Assistant Line Developers]</ref> until he stepped down on 7 October 2016, he was Assistant [[BattleTech Line Developer]],<ref>[https://benhrome.wordpress.com/2016/10/07/shutdown-sequence-initiated/ Shutdown sequence initiated], Ben Rome's posting about quitting working on BattleTech or the company that licenses it</ref> initially (until 2013) to his long-time gaming friend [[Herbert A. Beas]] who had assumed the mantle of Line Developer shortly before (and to interim Line Developer [[Randall Bills]] from 2013 through 2016).
 
From December 2008<ref>[http://catalystgamelabs.com/2008/12/12/catalyst-game-labs-announces-new-assistant-line-developers/ Catalyst Game Labs Announces New Assistant Line Developers]</ref> until he stepped down on 7 October 2016, he was Assistant [[BattleTech Line Developer]],<ref>[https://benhrome.wordpress.com/2016/10/07/shutdown-sequence-initiated/ Shutdown sequence initiated], Ben Rome's posting about quitting working on BattleTech or the company that licenses it</ref> initially (until 2013) to his long-time gaming friend [[Herbert A. Beas]] who had assumed the mantle of Line Developer shortly before (and to interim Line Developer [[Randall Bills]] from 2013 through 2016).
  
Ben Rome has authored and co-authored numerous BattleTech sourcebooks, [[BattleCorps]] stories, and individual [[BattleCorps Scenarios]].
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Ben Rome has authored and co-authored numerous BattleTech sourcebooks, [[BattleCorps]] stories, and individual [[BattleCorps Scenarios]]. His work is held in particularly high esteem among the fanbase; he was involved in the making three products that won an [[w:Origins Award|Origins Award]], in particular ''[[The Wars of Reaving]]'' where he was project lead and lead writer and which won the [[w:2011 Origins Award winners|2011 Origins Award]] for "Best Miniatures Rules or Expansion".
  
 
==Bibliography==
 
==Bibliography==
 
:''See also:'' [[:Category:Works by Ben H. Rome]]
 
:''See also:'' [[:Category:Works by Ben H. Rome]]
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The following is an (incomplete) list of BattleTech products where Ben Rome was involved in some significant capacity, as a writer and/or project lead:
 
*2005  ''[[Dawn of the Jihad]]''
 
*2005  ''[[Dawn of the Jihad]]''
 
*2005  ''[[Jihad Hot Spots: 3070]]''
 
*2005  ''[[Jihad Hot Spots: 3070]]''
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*2006  ''[[Technical Readout: Vehicle Annex]]''
 
*2006  ''[[Technical Readout: Vehicle Annex]]''
 
*2006  ''[[Mercenaries Supplemental Update]]''
 
*2006  ''[[Mercenaries Supplemental Update]]''
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*2006  ''[[Jihad - a Soldier's Tale]]''
 
*2007  ''[[Jihad Hot Spots: 3072]]''
 
*2007  ''[[Jihad Hot Spots: 3072]]''
 
*2007  ''[[Starterbook: Sword and Dragon]]''
 
*2007  ''[[Starterbook: Sword and Dragon]]''
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*2009  ''[[Masters and Minions: The StarCorps Dossiers]]''
 
*2009  ''[[Masters and Minions: The StarCorps Dossiers]]''
 
*2010  ''[[Field Report: DCMS]]''
 
*2010  ''[[Field Report: DCMS]]''
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*2011  ''[[The Wars of Reaving]]''
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*2015  ''[[Handbook: House Kurita]]''
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*2016  ''[[Campaign Operations]]''
  
 
==References==
 
==References==

Revision as of 05:40, 8 October 2016

Ben H. Rome
Occupation Author
Assistant BattleTech Line Developer (2008-2016)
BattleTech forum handle GhostBear
Homepage https://benhrome.wordpress.com

Overview

Author Ben H. Rome played MechWarrior: Dark Age since 1997 and became a playtester for WizKids. He was subsequently invited to pitch and write for the 2001 Dawn of the Jihad BattleTech sourcebook for Catalyst Game Labs, and kept writing for them as the Jihad era unfolded through sourcebooks.

From December 2008[1] until he stepped down on 7 October 2016, he was Assistant BattleTech Line Developer,[2] initially (until 2013) to his long-time gaming friend Herbert A. Beas who had assumed the mantle of Line Developer shortly before (and to interim Line Developer Randall Bills from 2013 through 2016).

Ben Rome has authored and co-authored numerous BattleTech sourcebooks, BattleCorps stories, and individual BattleCorps Scenarios. His work is held in particularly high esteem among the fanbase; he was involved in the making three products that won an Origins Award, in particular The Wars of Reaving where he was project lead and lead writer and which won the 2011 Origins Award for "Best Miniatures Rules or Expansion".

Bibliography

See also: Category:Works by Ben H. Rome

The following is an (incomplete) list of BattleTech products where Ben Rome was involved in some significant capacity, as a writer and/or project lead:

References

  1. Catalyst Game Labs Announces New Assistant Line Developers
  2. Shutdown sequence initiated, Ben Rome's posting about quitting working on BattleTech or the company that licenses it