Fire for Effect

Fire for Effect
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Product information
TypeAnthology
DevelopmentJason Schmetzer (editor)
Pages299
Cover ArtworkJonathan González Gómez (art)
First Publication
PublisherCatalyst Game Labs
PICCAT35803
Published23 August 2013
ISBN-101-936876-78-7
ISBN-13978-1-936876-78-5
MSRP
  • $4.99 (EPUB)
  • $14.95 (POD)
Content
EraVarious
SeriesBattleCorps Anthologies
Preceded byWeapons Free
Followed byCounterattack

Fire for Effect (subtitle: BattleCorps Anthology Volume 4) is a print anthology of sixteen Jihad era short stories previously published online on BattleCorps, most notably including the nine stories of the Case White series, plus one previously unpublished story (A Thing to be Done). As usual, it includes a foreword ("Forward") and an "About the Authors" section.

The anthology was also published in EPUB format on 23 August 2013.

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From the Back Cover[edit]

LOYALTY. VALOR. DESPAIR. JIHAD.

A massive invasion fleet is destroyed almost to a man. Legions of soldiers, confident of victory, are cut down before they even reach the ground. Those that do make landfall are bombarded and shattered and rained with nuclear fire. Elsewhere, veterans long retired from combat are called back to duty by desperate times. Explorers comb unknown worlds for hints to explain deadly evils.

Seventeen stories of combat, honor, betrayal and death fill the pages of Fire for Effect: BattleCorps Anthology Volume 4.

Savvy readers will recognize now-familiar names in BattleTech lore among the authors: Steven Mohan, Jr., Kevin Killiany, Phaedra Weldon, Jason Schmetzer, Jason Hardy and Herbert Beas. These writers have shaped the direction of the BattleTech universe. In 2007, with these stories, they took the fictional storylines of the BattleTech universe to new and violent heights. Worlds rose and fell, and empires toppled. Armies of BattleMechs and fleets of WarShips fought and perished. And beneath all of it, the spidery tendrils of the Word of Blake sowed mistrust and conflict in every realm.

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