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==Overview==
 
==Overview==
This nerve agent was very effective and had a high mortallity rate.{{cn}}
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This nerve agent was very effective and had a high mortality rate.{{cn}}
  
 
It was used in several incidents in Wei itself by the [[Capellan Confederation]] in the [[Fourth Succession War]]<ref name="4SWv2p42">''NAIS The Fourth Succession War Military Atlas Volume 2'', pp. 42–43: "Wei"</ref>, but also in other worlds like when [[Thuggees|Thuggee cultists]] made use of the UrbStryc-A from Wei during the [[Capellan-St. Ives War]] attacking major population centers on [[Indicass]] and [[St. Ives]]<ref name="DARWp118"/>, and it got worse during the course of the [[Jihad]] when the UrbStryc-A from Wei would be used on dozens of worlds resulting in deaths numbering in the tens of millions and with half the planetary population of Wei killed.<ref name="DARWp118"/>
 
It was used in several incidents in Wei itself by the [[Capellan Confederation]] in the [[Fourth Succession War]]<ref name="4SWv2p42">''NAIS The Fourth Succession War Military Atlas Volume 2'', pp. 42–43: "Wei"</ref>, but also in other worlds like when [[Thuggees|Thuggee cultists]] made use of the UrbStryc-A from Wei during the [[Capellan-St. Ives War]] attacking major population centers on [[Indicass]] and [[St. Ives]]<ref name="DARWp118"/>, and it got worse during the course of the [[Jihad]] when the UrbStryc-A from Wei would be used on dozens of worlds resulting in deaths numbering in the tens of millions and with half the planetary population of Wei killed.<ref name="DARWp118"/>
  
 
===Notes===
 
===Notes===
[[Tamas Rubinsky]] survived to exposure to the UrbStryc-A Nerve Gas, but he acquired [[Degenerative Feedback Anomaly]] which left him unable to use a [[Neurohelmet]] and thus incapable of ever being able to again pilot a [[BattleMech]].<ref name=TKF>''The Killing Fields'', Chapter 19</ref>. It cannot be confirmed if this was a side effect of surviving the nerve agent of a combination of the agent and another preexisting condition on Tamas.{{cn}}
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[[Tamas Rubinsky]] survived to exposure to the UrbStryc-A Nerve Gas, but he acquired [[Degenerative Feedback Anomaly]] which left him unable to use a [[Neurohelmet]] and thus incapable of ever being able to again pilot a [[BattleMech]].<ref name=TKF>''The Killing Fields'', Chapter 19</ref>. It cannot be confirmed if this was a side effect of surviving the nerve agent or a combination of the agent and another preexisting condition on Tamas.{{cn}}
  
 
==References==
 
==References==

Revision as of 18:15, 8 September 2023

UrbStryc-A was the name give by Capellan Confederation military of a nerve agent born on Wie when it was discovered that some of the plants on the planet contained chemicals that when combined, produced a nerve gas. These plants were found in the southern reaches of Province[1]

Overview

This nerve agent was very effective and had a high mortality rate.[citation needed]

It was used in several incidents in Wei itself by the Capellan Confederation in the Fourth Succession War[2], but also in other worlds like when Thuggee cultists made use of the UrbStryc-A from Wei during the Capellan-St. Ives War attacking major population centers on Indicass and St. Ives[1], and it got worse during the course of the Jihad when the UrbStryc-A from Wei would be used on dozens of worlds resulting in deaths numbering in the tens of millions and with half the planetary population of Wei killed.[1]

Notes

Tamas Rubinsky survived to exposure to the UrbStryc-A Nerve Gas, but he acquired Degenerative Feedback Anomaly which left him unable to use a Neurohelmet and thus incapable of ever being able to again pilot a BattleMech.[3]. It cannot be confirmed if this was a side effect of surviving the nerve agent or a combination of the agent and another preexisting condition on Tamas.[citation needed]

References

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 Dark Age: Republic Worlds (3130)
  2. NAIS The Fourth Succession War Military Atlas Volume 2, pp. 42–43: "Wei"
  3. The Killing Fields, Chapter 19

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