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| name = Touring the Stars - Ionus | | name = Touring the Stars - Ionus | ||
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| author = | | author = | ||
| development = [[Joshua C. Perian]] | | development = [[Joshua C. Perian]] | ||
| − | | primarywriting = [[Michael Miller]] (Writing) <br/>[[Herbert A. Beas II]] (Editing) | + | | primarywriting = [[Mike Miller|Michael Miller]] (Writing) <br/>[[Herbert A. Beas II]] (Editing) |
| pages = 16 | | pages = 16 | ||
| cover = [[David Allen Kerber]]-(Design & Layout) | | cover = [[David Allen Kerber]]-(Design & Layout) | ||
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| illustrations = [[Ray Arrastia]] (Maps) <br/> [[David Allen Kerber]] (Maps) <br/> [[Patrick Wynne]]-(Maps) | | illustrations = [[Ray Arrastia]] (Maps) <br/> [[David Allen Kerber]] (Maps) <br/> [[Patrick Wynne]]-(Maps) | ||
| publisher = [[Catalyst Game Labs]] | | publisher = [[Catalyst Game Labs]] | ||
| − | | productioncode = [ | + | | productioncode = [https://store.catalystgamelabs.com/products/battletech-touring-the-stars-ionus-pdf E-CAT35SN211] |
| − | | year = September | + | | year = September 2, 2016 |
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==Description== | ==Description== | ||
| − | '''''Touring the Stars: Ionus''''' ( | + | '''''Touring the Stars: Ionus''''' (abbreviated '''TtS:Ionus''') is the eleventh in a series of supplemental Sourcebooks designed to detail worlds featured in the BattleTech Universe. The book is part of a series of in-universe profiles of articles written by Professor [[Bertram Habeas]], in his series of books collectively known as ''Touring the Stars''. |
In this book, Mr. Habeas writes up the world of [[Ionus]]. Tells the tough beginnings of the world during the [[Terran Alliance]], where it was kept off the book of worlds to be colonized due to its environmental issues, to its ascendance to becoming a great important in the Aerospace Industry for the original [[Free Worlds League]] and its '''Dark Age''' reincarnation. | In this book, Mr. Habeas writes up the world of [[Ionus]]. Tells the tough beginnings of the world during the [[Terran Alliance]], where it was kept off the book of worlds to be colonized due to its environmental issues, to its ascendance to becoming a great important in the Aerospace Industry for the original [[Free Worlds League]] and its '''Dark Age''' reincarnation. | ||
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*Unlike other sourcebooks, ''Touring the Stars - Ionus'' lacks an explicit table of contents. The list shown here was assembled from page headings. | *Unlike other sourcebooks, ''Touring the Stars - Ionus'' lacks an explicit table of contents. The list shown here was assembled from page headings. | ||
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[[Category:Touring the Stars E-Books|Ionus Touring the Stars]] | [[Category:Touring the Stars E-Books|Ionus Touring the Stars]] | ||
| − | [[Category:RPG Supplement | + | [[Category:RPG Supplement]] |
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| Product information | |
| Type | Sourcebook Companion |
| Development | Joshua C. Perian |
| Primary writing | Michael Miller (Writing) Herbert A. Beas II (Editing) |
| Pages | 16 |
| Cover Artwork | David Allen Kerber-(Design & Layout) |
| Illustrations | Ray Arrastia (Maps) David Allen Kerber (Maps) Patrick Wynne-(Maps) |
| Publication information | |
| Publisher | Catalyst Game Labs |
| Product code | E-CAT35SN211 |
| First published | September 2, 2016 |
| MSRP | $2.99 |
| Content | |
| Era | Dark Ages |
| Timeline | 3150 |
| Series | Touring the Stars |
| Preceded by | Touring the Stars: Butte Hold |
| Followed by | Touring the Stars: Tyrfing |
Description[edit]
Touring the Stars: Ionus (abbreviated TtS:Ionus) is the eleventh in a series of supplemental Sourcebooks designed to detail worlds featured in the BattleTech Universe. The book is part of a series of in-universe profiles of articles written by Professor Bertram Habeas, in his series of books collectively known as Touring the Stars.
In this book, Mr. Habeas writes up the world of Ionus. Tells the tough beginnings of the world during the Terran Alliance, where it was kept off the book of worlds to be colonized due to its environmental issues, to its ascendance to becoming a great important in the Aerospace Industry for the original Free Worlds League and its Dark Age reincarnation.
This book gives the world's history and current situation during the Late Republic Era or better known as the Dark Age era.
This book marks the beginning of a line of PDF web-exclusive products produced by Catalyst Game Labs both for players using the A Time of War RPG rules and players using the Total Warfare series of books as a backdrop for their game.
Publisher's Description[edit]
| “ | 'An introverted, self-contained world of modest technology, Ionus was originally a poor candidate for human colonization. However, recovery of the Helm Memory Core brought new importance to Ionus as the Free Worlds League’s premier WarShip producer. A lucky survivor of the Word’s Jihad, today Ionus’s advanced shipyards remain a tempting target for any world-be conqueror.
Touring the Stars is a whistle-stop tour of the universe! Every system and planet where mankind treads in the BattleTech universe has a story, for those with the drive to explore it. Take a tour of the stars humanity now calls home, experience awesome new worlds, immerse yourself in the local civilization, and prepare to do battle in exotic locales. |
” |
Contents[edit]
- Atlas - History of Ionus
- A Time of War Seed (RPG Tracks)
- "Under Pressure”
- "In Space, No One Can Hear Your Engines Roar"
- Rules Annex
- Sugarbombs (Plant)
- Dry Rice (Plant)
- Optional Rules
- Four page BattleForce 2 map of Ionus
Notes[edit]
- Unlike other sourcebooks, Touring the Stars - Ionus lacks an explicit table of contents. The list shown here was assembled from page headings.