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Volume 1 focus is on the Classics 'Mechs, which have proven of the centuries of be best known and used through out the conflicts of humankind. | Volume 1 focus is on the Classics 'Mechs, which have proven of the centuries of be best known and used through out the conflicts of humankind. | ||
| − | Unlike previous series of mini-RecGuides, the book contains Record Sheets. | + | Unlike previous series of mini-RecGuides, the book contains no Record Sheets. |
==Publisher's Description== | ==Publisher's Description== | ||
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| Product information | |
| Type | Technical Readout |
| Development | Johannes Heidler |
| Primary writing | Herbert A. Beas II Aaron Cahall Étienne Charron-Willard Matthew Cross Joshua Franklin William Gauthier Keith Hann Chris Hartford Johannes Heidler Philip A. Lee Edward McEneely Joshua Perian Luke Robertson Eric Salzman Lance Scarinci Paul Sjardijn Geoff ‘Doc’ Swift Chris Wheeler Matthew Wilsbacher Patrick Wynn |
| Pages | 154 |
| Cover Artwork | Pablo Aschei Eldon Cowgur |
| Illustrations | Alan Blackwell Jordan Cuffie Aaron Harris Harri Kallio Chris Lowrey Anthony Scroggins |
| Publication information | |
| Publisher | Catalyst Game Labs |
| Product code | CAT35136 |
| First published | 21 July 2021 |
| MSRP | $14.99 (PDF) $$34.99 (Printed Book & PDF) |
| Content | |
| Content | BattleMechs Record Sheets |
| Era | ilClan era |
| Timeline | 3151 |
| Followed by | Recognition Guide, Vol. 2: ilClan |
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Contents
Description
Recognition Guide, Vol. 1: Classics (abbreviated RGv1 Classics or RGC) is the accumulation of PDF only series of Clan-Style Technical Readouts published as an in-universe 3150 intelligence reports created by Clan Sea Fox. A two volume set, which separates the classic Inner Sphere & Clan designs from the past, from the cutting edge all-new designs.
Volume 1 focus is on the Classics 'Mechs, which have proven of the centuries of be best known and used through out the conflicts of humankind.
Unlike previous series of mini-RecGuides, the book contains no Record Sheets.
Publisher's Description
| “ | The march of technology across BattleTech’s eras is relentless—but some war machines never die. As the ilClan era dawns, the most recognizable BattleMechs stand ready to carry your banner into the future, bristling with cutting-edge weapons and armor.
BattleTech: Recognition Guide, Vol. 1: Classics collects some of the best-known Inner Sphere, Clan, and ComStar BattleMechs, rebuilt with the latest technology to keep them competitive on modern battlefields. This volume is the companion to Recognition Guide, Vol. 2: ilClan, and contains material originally published in the bestselling PDF-only BattleTech Recognition Guide: ilClan series. Each machine is fully detailed with an illustration, in-universe development notes, battle histories, and notable pilots for each unit. |
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Contents
- Table Content
- Credits
- Introduction
Inner Sphere BattleMechs
- Locust
- Stinger
- Wasp
- Valkyrie
- Ostscout
- Phoenix Hawk
- Chameleon
- Griffin
- Scorpion
- Shadow Hawk
- Wolverine
- Merlin
- Ostroc
- Ostsol
- Rifleman
- Crusader
- Thunderbolt
- Archer
- Warhammer
- Marauder
- Goliath
- BattleMaster
- Longbow
- Atlas
- Marauder II
Clan BattleMechs
- Howler (Baboon)
- Locust IIC
- Incubus (Vixen)
- Horned Owl (Peregrine)
- Jenner IIC
- Griffin IIC
- Shadow Hawk IIC
- Conjurer (Hellhound)
- Vapor Eagle (Goshawk)
- Glass Spider (Galahad)
- Rifleman IIC
- White Raven (Black Python/Viper)
- Phoenix Hawk IIC
- Warhammer IIC
- Marauder IIC
- Bane (Kraken)
- Stone Rhino (Behemoth)
COMSTAR BATTLEMECHS
- Nexus
- Raijin
- Grand Crusader
Notes
- The book is first book which has collectively published together new line up of the Classic images funded by the Clan Invasion Kickstarter
- The book also first time since 1990's Technical Readout: 3050, that all of previous unseen BattleMechs have been collected together in one book with full images.