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Revision as of 12:26, 28 September 2010
Story Description
Jihad - a Soldier's Tale is a short-story which appeared in diary/journal format on the Classic Battletech website's Forums between May 2006 by Ben Rome, prior to him becoming official writer with Catalyst Game Labs. The story itself became canon mid-way through its "publication" on the Forums.
The journal entries are written by former ComStar turned Word of Blake Precentor Benjamin Emory. Tells the story of his early days as Word of Blake special operations officer and his journey that led him to become part of the fearsome Manei Domini.
Notes
The journal does not allude to the writer's identity until its very end, nor does it indicate when the events described occur.
The article was not originally presented in pages, however content of the story adds up to 21 pages.
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