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	8) ''Review: Falcon Guard'', by Christine Carter, p. 8<br>		8) ''Review: Falcon Guard'', by Christine Carter, p. 8<br>
	9) ''Trends and Directions'', by J. Donal Lail, p. 9<br>		9) ''Trends and Directions'', by J. Donal Lail, p. 9<br>
−	An analysis of several of the then-new technologies from the 3050 Technical Readout. The author makes an interesting series of proposals to modify the rules to improve survivability of light mechs, such as: changing the target movement-based to-hit modifiers from a cap at 10+ hexes to increments of 12+, 14+, and 16+; sudden change of speed maneuver when running, and; sudden change of direction maneuver (zig-zag) when running.<br>	+	An analysis of several of the then-new technologies from the 3050 Technical Readout. The author makes an interesting series of proposals to modify the rules to improve survivability of light mechs, such as: changing the target movement-based to-hit modifiers from a cap at 10+ hexes to increments of 12+, 14+, and 16+; sudden change of speed manuever when running, and; sudden change of direction manuever (zig-zag) when running.<br>
	Includes specs for the ''Butterfly'' 30 ton 'Mech (no spec sheet provided)<br>		Includes specs for the ''Butterfly'' 30 ton 'Mech (no spec sheet provided)<br>
	10) ''Role-Playing Opportunities in BattleTech'', by Gregory W. Detwiler, p. 12<br>		10) ''Role-Playing Opportunities in BattleTech'', by Gregory W. Detwiler, p. 12<br>
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	This piece is a fictional story set in the arenas of Solaris VII, interwoven with an article discussing tactics and game mechanics of Solaris VII. It includes the specs for the ''Berserker'' BZK-3R mech featured in the fictional story.<br>		This piece is a fictional story set in the arenas of Solaris VII, interwoven with an article discussing tactics and game mechanics of Solaris VII. It includes the specs for the ''Berserker'' BZK-3R mech featured in the fictional story.<br>
	16) ''Review: Mecha!'', by Herb Barents, p. 33<br>		16) ''Review: Mecha!'', by Herb Barents, p. 33<br>
−	17) ''New BattleMechs'', p. 36<br>	+	17) ''New Battlemechs'', p. 36<br>
	Spec sheets for several reader-created custom mechs.<br>		Spec sheets for several reader-created custom mechs.<br>
	''ToastMaster'' BLR-1F, by James Greeson<br>		''ToastMaster'' BLR-1F, by James Greeson<br>

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{{ApocryphalProduct}} {{InfoBoxProduct | image = | name = | type = Magazine | author = | development = Herb Barents | primarywriting = Herb Barents, Philip J. Deluca, Jon Pehrson, J. Donald Lail and others. | pages = 48 to 56 pages in later issues. | cover = | interiorart = Steve Barnett and others | illustrations = Steve Barnett and others | publisher = Herb Barents | productioncode = | year = | ISBN10 = | ISBN13 = | MSRP = | content = | era = | timeline = | series = | precededby = | followedby = }} ''Future Wars'' was a fan-made, unofficial [[BattleTech]] publication that ran for 41 issues and a "best of" issue. With very limited advertising, original artwork was published in each issue. The first 18 issues are known to have a very low distribution, no more than 600 issues. Earlier issues may be considered a regional, self-published fanzine and later issues a more widely distributed specialty magazine with more professional printing. All known regular issues lacked color printing, but the covers after wider distribution were of heavier color paper stock. Issues from 23 onward were saddle stitched and thought to be more widely distributed… peaking at 50 or more North American hobby stores in the early 1990s, almost exclusively in the US. This publication is considered apocryphal for the assumption that the publisher held a license from FASA to publish BattleTech content; otherwise, it would be outright noncanon. Known content: ==Mech War Times (Issue 1)== This issue was not entitled ''Future Wars''. Like many 'zines, the original issues were produced on a typewriter and duplicated with a copier. ==Issue 2== This is the first issue that was entitled ''Future Wars''. FASA had asked Herb to change the name from ''Mech War Times''. ==Issue 14== "Light 'Mechs, 'Mech Variants, Figures in Review, Date Line: The Front, Star Base Detroit, Rules Variants" Cover: B&W Illustration of an Unseen ''Wasp'' running at the reader brandishing a medium laser. Issue price of $2.00. ==Issue 15== "LAMs, Tactics, Q&A, Optional Rules, An Official FASA Optional Rule" Cover: B&W Illustration of an Unseen ''Wasp'', a LAM, and 4 distant LAMs in fighter mode. Issue price of $2.00. ==Issue 16== "Planetary Assaults, Reviews, New Fighter, The Pipeline" Cover: B&W Illustration of an aerospace battle. Issue price of $2.00. ==Issue 17== "Infantry Issue, Fiction, New 'Mechs" Cover: B&W Illustration of a female combatant perched atop machinery holding a large, smoking gun. Issue price of $2.00. ==Issue 18== "Medium 'Mechs, Michael Stackpole Interview, Excerpt from Blood Legacy pt. 2" Cover: B&W Illustration of a number of 'Mechs firing jump jets. A ''Griffin'' is the most prominent. Issue price of $2.50. ==Issue 19== Cover: B&W Illustration of an apparent command or support group of vehicles and personnel with a ''Cyclops'' 'Mech. Issue price of $2.50. ==Issue 21== "Reviews" Cover: B&W Illustration of a seated Katrina Steiner reading the ''BattleTech 20 Year Update''. Issue price of $2.50. ==Issue 22== "Vehicles, Katachen Variants, New 'Mechs" (44 pages) Cover: B&W Illustration of a ''Swift Wind'' scout car with a female combatant looking on with one leg perched on a rock. Issue price of $2.50. NOTES: Unlike many later issues, this issue is not stapled in the spine from folded 11" by 17" print stock, but rather appears to be printed on 8 ½" by 11" paper common in consumer printers and stapled from the face. (This is the last issue face stapled.) ==Issue 23== "Heavy 'Mechs" 1989 Cover: B&W Illustration of 5 'Mech walking through a valley with buttes. An Unseen ''Warhammer'' in the foreground. Issue price of $3.50. It appears to be stapled through the spine (saddle stitched) from the poor images available of this issue. ==Issue 24== "Star League Tech, Heavy 'Mech Design" (44 pages) Price of issue $3.50 Cover: B&W Illustration of 3 'Mechs in the midst of urban combat. Perhaps an ''Archer'', ''Crusader'' and ''Thunderbolt''. ARTICLES: ''Conqueror'' 'Mech (50 ton Introductory); ''Firestorm'' FF1 (60 ton Introductory) ==Issue 25== "DropShip Construction, The Lotus Eaters" (48 pages) Cover: B&W Illustration of an unknown 'Mech or Power Armor and tagline "The Dawn of a New Age With… The Kin!" ARTICLES: DropShip Construction; Regimental Types and Quality; Portable Battle Bar (RoboTech [''sic''] Anecdote); The Pipeline; The Black Dragons; The Lotus Eaters; The Kin; more ==Issue 26== "This Issue: Scenarios" 1991 Cover: B&W Illustration of 8 futuristic officers and MechWarriors simulating a wargame. ARTICLES: A Matter of Balance; Critical Slots; Real 'Mechs; Shorts; Heavy 'Mech Modifiers; BattleTech Playing Strategies; Point-Blank Enterprises; ''Chimera'' (55 tons); ''Kali'' KL-8; ''Conquistador'' CNQ-4R; Operation Deep Scout; ''Hot Head'' 'Mech, ''Hellfire'' 1A and 1B, ''Morning Star'' MRN-1. ==Issue 27== "Assault 'Mechs, Fiction, Reviews" 1992 Cover: B&W Illustration of an ''Atlas'' advancing on wreckage of ''Warhammer'' (?); Issue price of $3.50 Tagline: "Heavy Metal" ARTICLES: [Illegible] Rhonda's Irregulars, Burying the Hatchet, Old Dinosaurs, The House Rules, Review: Jade Phoenix Trilogy Vol. 1 & 2, Solaris VII, Assault 'Mech Specifics, 'Mechs [illegible] 100 Tons, Building the Assault 'Mech, Real 'Mechs, Assault 'Mech Modifications, New Assault BattleMechs; ''OstLord'' OSL-9R ==Issue 28== "Let's Get Personal, Infantry, Role Playing, New 'Mechs" (48 pages) 1992 Cover: B&W Illustration of a futuristic soldier in reflective sunglasses. ==Issue 29== [[File:FutureWars29_crop.jpg|right||200px|Future Wars Issue 29 Cover]] "Solaris VII Issue" (48 pages) 1992 Cover: B&W Illustration of a ''Hatamoto-Chi'' with right arm weapon directed at the reader. ARTICLES: <br> 1) ''Editorial'', by Herb Barents, p. 1<br> Mr. Barents makes a plea to the gaming community to stay focused on having fun with the game, to not be a "rules lawyer" who seeks to win by exploitation of game mechanics. He also urges the reader to adopt a "checks and balances" approach to making changes to the game in the interest of maintaining a balance. <br> 2) ''Incoming Transmissions'', letters and articles credited to "The Readers", p. 2<br> 3) ''Sensor Sweep'', by Herb Barents, p. 4<br> 4) ''Figures in Review'', by Philip J. DeLuca, p. 5<br> Mr. DeLuca reviews several ''Shadowrun'' miniatures produced by Ral Partha, including the "Deckers (3)", "Go-gangers (4 characters, 2 bikes)", Pack #20-502 "Human Street Samurai (3)", Pack #20-510 "Corporate Security Guards (5)"<br> 5) ''The Pipeline'', by Philip J. DeLuca, p. 5<br> 6) ''Submission Guidelines'', p. 7<br> 7) ''Convention News'', The Readers, p. 7<br> 8) ''Review: Falcon Guard'', by Christine Carter, p. 8<br> 9) ''Trends and Directions'', by J. Donal Lail, p. 9<br> An analysis of several of the then-new technologies from the 3050 Technical Readout. The author makes an interesting series of proposals to modify the rules to improve survivability of light mechs, such as: changing the target movement-based to-hit modifiers from a cap at 10+ hexes to increments of 12+, 14+, and 16+; sudden change of speed manuever when running, and; sudden change of direction manuever (zig-zag) when running.<br> Includes specs for the ''Butterfly'' 30 ton 'Mech (no spec sheet provided)<br> 10) ''Role-Playing Opportunities in BattleTech'', by Gregory W. Detwiler, p. 12<br> 11) ''A Tale of the Black Panther Legionnaires'' (fiction), by Ronald L. Bush, p. 18<br> 12) ''Review: ClanTroops'', by Herb Barents, p. 20<br> 13) ''Armor Allocation According to Hit Probabilities'', by Geoff Buhl, p. 23<br> 14) ''Solaris VII: In Depth Part I'', by Pat Hwang, p. 24<br> 14) ''Solaris VII: In Depth Part II'', by Herb Barents, p. 27 <br> 15) ''Tactics in the Arenas'', by Philip J. Deluca, p. 31<br> This piece is a fictional story set in the arenas of Solaris VII, interwoven with an article discussing tactics and game mechanics of Solaris VII. It includes the specs for the ''Berserker'' BZK-3R mech featured in the fictional story.<br> 16) ''Review: Mecha!'', by Herb Barents, p. 33<br> 17) ''New Battlemechs'', p. 36<br> Spec sheets for several reader-created custom mechs.<br> ''ToastMaster'' BLR-1F, by James Greeson<br> ''Birdman'' BCA-1A, Bill Swisher<br> ''Ogre'' OGR-3E, Bill Kropp<br> ''Ice Man III'' ICMN-3, Bill Swisher<br> ''Grand Reaver'' GND-1R, Scott Malcomson<br> 18) Records Sheets for the featured player-created mechs.<br> 19) ''Ramblings of an Unbalanced Mind'', by Philip J. DeLuca, p. 45<br> ==Best of Future Wars, Volume 1== Cover: Color Illustration of a female MechWarrior with red hair and Wolf's Dragoons patch standing before an Unseen ''Warhammer''. This cover was unique as it was printed in color. Issue price of $7.50 Published: 1992 (64 pages) It is believed that this compilation was published at approximately the same time as issue #30, but the exact order remains unknown. "Over the years I have had requests for back issues of the 'zine…. Best of Future Wars #1 covers the articles that appeared in this 'zine from #1 to #18, three years' worth of things. It covers only the article as other Best of Future Wars will contain 'Mechs and vehicles, real 'Mechs, and tactics." --Herb Barents, Editor of the original issues from which this work is compiled. Steve Burnett and Paul Pelfrey complied this work… including new artwork… beginning in July 1991 from materials provided by Herb Barents. Planned further "Best of Future Wars" were never published. ARTICLES: Drop Ship construction, Point Defense, The VHE (High Explosive Autocannon) Shell, Weapon Analysis, Power Armor, Opportunity Fire, Strategic Movement, The Penitrator [''sic''] Missile Weapon, Optional Sabot shells, Morale Rules, New Weapons: Gatling Laser, Swing Fire Missile System, Rapid-fire Autocannon, Long Ranged Flamer, Power Booster, Weapon Malfunctions, 3-D play Advice, Economics for your campaign, Alternate 'Mech Construction Rules, 8 pages of dedicated line art including all the light 'Mechs from the original TRO3025, Review: BattleTroops & BT Nova Game Books, Planetary assault rules, A Look at the Goliath, Long Range Weapon Analysis, MechWarrior additions, City Raid Scenario and a fictional page of "classified ads." [''sic''] ==Issue 30== [[File:FutureWars30.jpg|right||200px|Future Wars Issue 30 Cover]] "BattleForce! New Scenarios, New Units, 3 New 'Mechs" (48 pages) 1992 Cover: B&W Illustration of a stylized anime 'Mecha with left hand outstretched toward the reader and what appears to be a hatchet in the right hand. The head slightly resembles a ''Hatchetman'' or ''Axman''. ARTICLES: Reviews (Medium OmniMechs from TRO3050, Death Star Technical Companion, Jade Falcon Sourcebook); The Art of Being Four-Footed (1 pg.); Level 2 Options for TRO 3026 Vehicles (1 pg.); Various BattleForce Articles including a Clan conversion (9 pgs.); Combined Arms Tactics (2 pgs.); Burn's Bandits Merc. Regiment Profile (5 pgs.); Meeting Engagement Scenario (3 pgs, 3026); Beer & Pretzel BattleTech (2 page alternative to BattleForce); "Worthless Money, Worthless Honor" (4 pgs. fan fiction); Real 'Mechs (quirks) 3050 ''Centurion'', 3050 ''Grasshopper'', 3055 ''Galahad'', 3050 ''Phantom''; 3 New 'Mechs (''Brick'' T-BR1K, ''Firecracker'' FCR-500, ''Strider'' STd5R) ==Issue 31== "Aerospace Issue, New Fighters, Silent Death, Star Warriors" Cover: B&W Illustration of an aerospace fighter… probably a ''Chippewa''. Mechs: * ''Shadow Stalker'' SHD-SR (55 tons) * ''Sphinx'' SPN-9X (55 tons) * ''Blood Tiger'' (75 tons) * ''Blood Tiger A'' (75 tons) * ''Cavalier'' CAV-5L (75 tons) * ''Monsoon'' MS-ON (75 tons) ==Issue 32== "New 'Mechs, New Technology" Cover: B&W Illustration of what appears a 'Mech Tech in a 'Mech Bay. Mechs: * ''Equalizer'' EQR-3Z (30 tons) * ''Fire Ant'' FRNT-1A (30 tons) * ''Fire Ant'' FRNT-1B (30 tons) * ''Patrolman'' PTR-135 (35 tons) * ''Swashbuckler'' SWB-1B (45 tons) * ''Claymore'' CLM-5R (60 tons) * ''Commander'' CMD-70 (70 tons) * ''Blade'' BL-9E (75 tons) * ''Pulsar'' (75 tons) No connection to the ''[[Challenge Magazine]]'' 'Mech of this name. * ''Charger'' CGR-1H (80 tons) * ''Garrison'' GRY-220GC (95 tons) * ''Rifleman II'' RFL-2B (100 tons) * ''Bushmaster'' STING-A1 (100 tons) ==Issue 33== [[File:FutureWars33.jpg|right||200px|Future Wars Issue 33 Cover]] "The Clans, New Tech, ClanTech on Solaris" 1993 Cover: B&W Illustration of what appears a MechWarrior with a laser pistol within a cockpit protecting himself from an attacking Clan elemental. Mechs: * ''Shrew'' SRH-3W (20 tons) * ''Spider'' SDR-IIC (30 tons) * ''Yellowjacket'' YLJ-01C (40 tons) No connection to other similarly named 'Mechs. * ''Trebuchet'' TBT-IIC (50 tons) * ''Waster-Prime'' WST-3R (50 tons) * ''JagerMech'' JM6-IIC (65 tons) * ''Thing'' THN-1G (85 tons) * ''Shinobi'' SHI-1A (90 tons) * ''Poseidon'' PSD-9A (100 tons) ==Issue 34== [[File:Future Wars 34.jpg|right||200px|Future Wars Issue 34 Cover]] "Lance-Based Tactics, Kin Smashing, The 113th American Division" 1993 Cover: B&W Illustration of urban combat featuring a 'Mech that may be an ''Ostroc'' or ''Ostsol''. Mechs: * ''Needler'' NDR-3C (20 tons) * ''Needler'' NDR-3E (20 tons) * ''Needler'' NDR-3L (20 tons) * ''Aggressor'' AGS-1L (40 tons) * ''Pugilist'' PGS-1TKO (45 tons) * ''Ripper'' RPR-1A (65 tons) * ''SkullHunter'' SKH-3S (70 tons) * ''Rifleman II'' RFL-2B (100 tons) * ''Bushmaster'' STING-A1 (100 tons) ==Issue 35== [[File:FutureWars35.jpg|right||200px|Future Wars Issue 35 Cover]] "Allah's Hammer, 'Mech Shields, The Free Worlds Alliance" Cover: B&W Illustration of defiant unknown 'Mech with a prominent gun held high in the right hand. ARTICLES: Mekton Review (8 pages), Allah's Hammer (fiction and scenario), Review: Mekton RAFM 'Mecha figures (3 pages), BattleTech to Palladium Robotech Conversions, 3050 Liao Civil War (2 pages), The Real 'Mechs (Quirks of the ''Blackjack'', ''Hatchetman'' and ''Clint'', 1 page), 'Mech Shields (3 pages), Stupid Weapon Tricks (2 page weapon analysis), ''Black Gorilla'' 75 ton 'Mech, ''Gremlin'' GMN-1 15 ton 'Mech, ''Hellraiser'' HLRZ-3, ''IT'' 65 ton 'Mech (The name is literally "IT"), ''The Gauss Platform'' (slow 100 ton vehicle), ''Labyrinth'' LBY-4D 60 ton 'Mech, ''Viper'' VPR-IIx 30 ton 'Mech, further 3 pages of Mekton advertisement and a record sheet. ==Issue 36== [[File:FutureWars36.jpg|right||200px|Future Wars Issue 36 Cover]] "Campaign Rules, DropShip Construction, 9 New 'Mechs, 3 New DropShips, 7 Reviews" (56 pages) 1994 Cover: B&W Illustration of a standing 'Mech similar to a ''Locust''. ARTICLES: BattleTech Campaign (6 pages); 10 pages of various DropShip articles; Review: Metal Magic's Former Imperial Robot Legions (suitable proxy 'Mechs); Reviews and Articles: BattleSpace, BattleForce, Tactical Handbook, Succession Wars board game; Princess Ryan's Space Marines miniatures game; ''Blazer'' BLZ-R1; ''First Born'' 60 ton 'Mech; ''Brimstone'' FRE-ND; ''Marauder III'' MAD-6A (XL engine, ER PPC, AC/20); ''Ottawa'' 70 ton Clan 'Mech; ''Punisher'' Clan Assault Carrier; ''Stormbringer'' STB-3R; ''Thunder'' TDR-3R; ''Tornado'' TOR-1D ==Issue 37== [[File:FutureWars37.jpg|right||200px|Future Wars Issue 37 Cover]] "Clan 'Mechs, Anti-Clan 'Mechs, New Weapons, 12 New 'Mechs, Star League Naval Base" (56 pages) Cover: B&W Illustration of a very simple unknown 'Mech with a rounded shape. ARTICLES: Review: SimTac terrain & Vac-U-Cast, The Clan Way (3 pages on how to simulate Clan fighting style), ''Decimator'' DCMR-2, ''Catapult II'' CAT-3, ''Awesome III'' AWS-10A, ''Devestator'' [''sic''] III DVTR-3, Clan Wolverine, Clan Garrison 'Mechs: Rifleman(c), Thunderbolt(c), Catapult(c), Archer(c), Warhammer(c), Marauder(c), Atlas(c), Sensors (5 pages of advanced rules), Variable Rated Energy Cannon (1 page weapon), Turning Up the Heat (3 pages), Variant Armor Rules (2 pages, 2 articles), EM Missile (1 page), Revised Repair Time (1 page), Mace Weapon (1 page), Homemade BattleMechs (1 page), LRM 5 Weapon Analysis (1 page), Star League Naval Bases (7 pages), Review: MechWarrior 2nd. Ed. (1 page), Gaming in 3D advice (2 pages, 2 articles), ''Kindig'' 40 ton OmniMech ==Issue 38== [[File:FutureWars38.jpg|right||200px|Future Wars Issue 38 Cover]] "28 'Mech Designs" (56 pages) Cover: B&W Illustration of a ''War Dog'' BattleMech with Officer Speight and support staff looking on. BATTLEMECHS: ''Backstabber'', ''Bahamut'', ''Beli'', ''Cannonball'', ''Pinball'', ''Typhoon'', ''Eradicator II'', ''Balrog'', ''Pinball'' (3050), ''Devastator'', ''Dark Phoenix'', ''FLY By Night'', ''Rifleman II'', ''Hellraiser Mk 2'' and ''Mk 3'', ''Venom'' ICE 'Mech, ''Athena'' ICE 'Mech, ''Battlemaster'' [''sic''] ICE 'Mech, ''Monkey'' ICE 'Mech, ''Kommodo'' ICE 'Mech, ''Kong'', ''Spitting Cobra'', ''Slam Cat'' (Omni), ''Sapper'', ''Saber'' NOTES: The ICE 'Mechs are TSM-focused designs rather than using an internal combustion engine. ''Devastator'' looks like an independent second-line Clan design. The fluff for the ''Rifleman II'' claims it is a heavier 80 ton 'Mech built in 3053. The ''BattleMaster ICE uses an XL engine and TSM with jump jets. '' ARTICLES: Other than letters to the editor and an article "By the Number" (3 pages design analysis), this issue is almost entirely heavily optimized 'Mech designs and record sheets. ==Issue 39== [[File:FutureWars39.jpg|right||200px|Future Wars Issue 39 Cover]] "Fiction, 12+ Reader 'Mech Designs, New Magazine Design" Cover: B&W Illustration of a ''Behemoth'' (similar to the art on the cover of TRO3055) ==Issue 40== "Con Run! Review: ''Full Thrust'', Art, Fiction, 'Mech Designs" Cover: B&W Illustration of an Unseen ''Warhammer'' beside a building. Issue price of $5.00. ==Issue 41== Issue price of $5.00 Cover: B&W Illustration printed on green paper stock. Two trees in background with a battle-damaged Unseen ''Marauder'' walking through brushfire to the right. ARTICLES: Reviews: ''Dirtside II'', ''Heavy Gear'', ''BattleForce II'', ''Planetstorm''; Fiction; Scenarios; Designs; and much more! [''sic''] NOTES: Believed to be the last regular issue of this publication. [[Category:Magazines]] [[Category:BattleTech Magazines]]

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