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==History==
One of many [[WarShip]]s to be disabled and abandoned or lost during the [[Star League]] era or the early [[Succession Wars]], the ''[[Aegis]]''-class heavy cruiser later known as the '''''Herald of Retribution''''' was one of a number of ships recovered by the [[Word of Blake]]<ref name="J:FRp128">''Jihad: Final Reckoning'', p. 128, "Word of Blake Naval Assets"</ref> and restored to working order in secret.<ref name="FM:Up90">''Field Manual: Updates'', p. 90, "Naval Assets and Militia Divisions"</ref>
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One of many [[WarShip]]s to be disabled and abandoned or lost during the [[Star League]] era or the early [[BattleTech eras|Succession Wars]], the ''[[Aegis]]''-class heavy cruiser later known as the '''''Herald of Retribution''''' was one of a number of ships recovered by the [[Word of Blake]]<ref name="J:FRp128">''Jihad: Final Reckoning'', p. 128, "Word of Blake Naval Assets"</ref> and restored to working order in secret.<ref name="FM:Up90">''Field Manual: Updates'', p. 90, "Naval Assets and Militia Divisions"</ref>
  
 
The WoBS ''Herald of Retribution'' was one of eight ''Aegis''-class cruisers to serve in the Blakist fleet during the [[Jihad]];<ref name="J:FRp128"/> prior to the Jihad, the only ''Aegis'' known to be operating within the Blakist black water navy was the [[Immortal Spirit|WoBS ''Immortal Spirit'']],<ref name="FM:Up90"/> but the Word of Blake had secretly recovered three additional ''Aegis''-class heavy cruisers from sites around the [[Inner Sphere]] such as the abandoned [[Star League Defense Force]] facility known as the [[Ruins of Gabriel]] and restored them to operational status. These three ''Aegis'' were the [[Herald of Justice|WoBS ''Herald of Justice'']], the ''Herald of Retribution'' and the [[Herald of Wisdom|WoBS ''Herald of Wisdom'']].<ref name="J:FRp128"/>
 
The WoBS ''Herald of Retribution'' was one of eight ''Aegis''-class cruisers to serve in the Blakist fleet during the [[Jihad]];<ref name="J:FRp128"/> prior to the Jihad, the only ''Aegis'' known to be operating within the Blakist black water navy was the [[Immortal Spirit|WoBS ''Immortal Spirit'']],<ref name="FM:Up90"/> but the Word of Blake had secretly recovered three additional ''Aegis''-class heavy cruisers from sites around the [[Inner Sphere]] such as the abandoned [[Star League Defense Force]] facility known as the [[Ruins of Gabriel]] and restored them to operational status. These three ''Aegis'' were the [[Herald of Justice|WoBS ''Herald of Justice'']], the ''Herald of Retribution'' and the [[Herald of Wisdom|WoBS ''Herald of Wisdom'']].<ref name="J:FRp128"/>

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Herald of Retribution
Vessel Profile
TypeWarShip
ClassAegis

History

One of many WarShips to be disabled and abandoned or lost during the Star League era or the early Succession Wars, the Aegis-class heavy cruiser later known as the Herald of Retribution was one of a number of ships recovered by the Word of Blake[1] and restored to working order in secret.[2]

The WoBS Herald of Retribution was one of eight Aegis-class cruisers to serve in the Blakist fleet during the Jihad;[1] prior to the Jihad, the only Aegis known to be operating within the Blakist black water navy was the WoBS Immortal Spirit,[2] but the Word of Blake had secretly recovered three additional Aegis-class heavy cruisers from sites around the Inner Sphere such as the abandoned Star League Defense Force facility known as the Ruins of Gabriel and restored them to operational status. These three Aegis were the WoBS Herald of Justice, the Herald of Retribution and the WoBS Herald of Wisdom.[1]

In mid-September 3070, a Word of Blake invasion force assaulted Sian in an attempt to occupy the planet. The assault force was led by the the WoB's 24th and 17th Divisions, aided by several mercenary commands, including the Dragon's Breath. However, House Liao forces prevented the majority of the lead elements of the invasion force from landing.[3][4] and the Herald of Retribution was destroyed during the conflict, the last of the three Herald sister ships to be lost.[1]

References

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Jihad: Final Reckoning, p. 128, "Word of Blake Naval Assets"
  2. 2.0 2.1 Field Manual: Updates, p. 90, "Naval Assets and Militia Divisions"
  3. Jihad Turning Points: Sian, p. 8, "Signs of things to Come"
  4. Jihad: Final Reckoning, p. 48, "The Jihad In Review"

Bibliography