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==History & Tactics== | ==History & Tactics== | ||
| − | '''Dick Benson''' was a [[Solaris VII]] | + | '''Dick Benson''' was a [[Solaris VII]] stablemaster and [[MechWarrior (pilot)|MechWarrior]] for [[Vampires Stables]] and known for his shady way to work, and most probably the cause for the Stables reputation{{cn}} |
By using one of the Stables ''Ghosts'', [[Robby France]], he had him steal one of [[VEST]]'s ''[[Sasquatch]]'' prototypes, even goading over it. | By using one of the Stables ''Ghosts'', [[Robby France]], he had him steal one of [[VEST]]'s ''[[Sasquatch]]'' prototypes, even goading over it. | ||
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He was approached by VEST representatives he accepted a fight for the prototype's possession in the [[King of the Mountain]]. | He was approached by VEST representatives he accepted a fight for the prototype's possession in the [[King of the Mountain]]. | ||
| − | He faced there MechWarrior [[Lorri Bent]] that was bringing the second ''Sasquatch'' prototype recently brought to fully operational status and with a few extra weapons and a kill | + | He faced there MechWarrior [[Lorri Bent]] that was bringing the second ''Sasquatch'' prototype recently brought to fully operational status and with a few extra weapons and a kill switch for the first prototype installed in hers. |
| − | Dick Benson was handily defeated by | + | Dick Benson was handily defeated by Lorri Bent, with his 'Mech becoming nothing worth salvaging. His injuries were grave, nearly losing both legs and nearly ensuring he would never be able to pilot a 'Mech again.<ref name=STR>"Solaris: The Reaches", pp. 11, 23, 27, 43, 45, 53–54, 67: "A Matter of Respect"</ref> |
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| − | *''[[Solaris: The Reaches]]'' | + | * ''[[A Matter of Respect]]'' (in: ''[[Solaris: The Reaches]]'') |
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[[Category:Solaris Games Characters|Benson, Dick]] | [[Category:Solaris Games Characters|Benson, Dick]] | ||
[[Category:Solaris Games MechWarriors|Benson, Dick]] | [[Category:Solaris Games MechWarriors|Benson, Dick]] | ||
Latest revision as of 17:39, 9 August 2022
Dick Benson | |
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| Also known as | "The Blade" |
| Affiliation | Vampires Stables |
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| Position(s) | Stablemaster |
| Profession | Arena Gladiator |
History & Tactics[edit]
Dick Benson was a Solaris VII stablemaster and MechWarrior for Vampires Stables and known for his shady way to work, and most probably the cause for the Stables reputation[citation needed]
By using one of the Stables Ghosts, Robby France, he had him steal one of VEST's Sasquatch prototypes, even goading over it.
He was approached by VEST representatives he accepted a fight for the prototype's possession in the King of the Mountain.
He faced there MechWarrior Lorri Bent that was bringing the second Sasquatch prototype recently brought to fully operational status and with a few extra weapons and a kill switch for the first prototype installed in hers.
Dick Benson was handily defeated by Lorri Bent, with his 'Mech becoming nothing worth salvaging. His injuries were grave, nearly losing both legs and nearly ensuring he would never be able to pilot a 'Mech again.[1]
BattleMechs[edit]
Unknown.
References[edit]
- ↑ "Solaris: The Reaches", pp. 11, 23, 27, 43, 45, 53–54, 67: "A Matter of Respect"