Endgame at Engadine
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Endgame at Engadine | |||
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Short story (2 parts) by Kevin Killiany | |||
Publication | |||
Published | 11 December 2006 (Part 1) 3 January 2007 (Part 2) | ||
Publisher | BattleCorps | ||
Pages | 51 (Part 1) 61 (Part 2) 112 (Total) | ||
Chronology | |||
Era | Civil War era | ||
Timeline | 2 September 3067 — 15 November 3067 | ||
Series | |||
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Endgame at Engadine is a two-part short story by Kevin Killiany that was first published online on BattleCorps as the seventh and eighth part of the Chaos Irregulars series. The story was later republished in the BattleCorps anthology Chaos Formed in 2013.
Contents
Part 1[edit]
- published on: 11 December 2006
“ | Jake stomped the jump pedals, rotating the tillers as acceleration slammed him into the command couch. The pinewoods dropped away, some of the saplings bursting aflame in the jump jets’ backwash. | ” |
Part 2[edit]
- published on: 3 January 2007
“ | You the reader have guided Jake, Ariel, Pauls, Davis, Reema, and all the rest through many different contracts. You've watched the unit suffer and prosper throughout their many contracts. Though the story choices are over, the unit is destined for greatness... | ” |
Plot Summary[edit]
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Featured Characters[edit]
- Tim Andrews of the Chaos Irregulars of 2nd Company's Gamma lance, piloting an Assassin
- Leutnant Brickman of the Engadine Planetary Militia
- Cynthia Josepha "CJ" Cherry of the Chaos Irregulars' specialized lance, piloting a FS9-S1 Firestarter
- Lieutenant Reema Chowla, commander of the Chaos Irregulars' 1st Company's Alpha Lance, piloting a Mongoose
- Lieutenant Grainger "Gray" Christian of the Chaos Irregulars' specialized lance (mentioned)
- Lord President of Engadine Duke Alistair Daniel
- Colonel Effram Daniel, commander of the Engadine Planetary Militia, son of Alistair
- Sir Guydell Daniel, son of Alistair
- Lieutenant Stanly Tony Davis, lance leader of the Chaos Irregulars' specialized lance, piloting a Phoenix Hawk
- Hauptmann Erich Donaldo, commander of Battle Armor infantry from Main Street
- Felix, dog handler of the Daniel family
- Colonel Friedrich, commander of the Elume Planetary Militia
- Marcus Green of the Chaos Irregulars, piloting a Raijin
- Colonel Ada Gubser, commander of Smithson's Chinese Bandits (mentioned)
- Lieutenant Jarmae "Jars" Heather, lance leader of the Chaos Irregulars' 1st Company's Beta Lance, piloting a QKD-4G Quickdraw
- Colonel Marquess Baldrich Howetzer, commander of the Main Street Planetary Militia
- Captain Obadiah "Oh" "Jake" Jacoam, commander of the Chaos Irregulars, piloting a Spector
- Jacques of the Chaos Irregulars of 2nd Company's Gamma lance, piloting a TBT-7M Trebuchet
- Anton Kaiman, captain of the Sanibel
- Dwight Martin of the Chaos Irregulars' 1st Company's Alpha Lance, piloting an Enforcer (mentioned)
- Sigrid McAllister, captain of the Captiva
- Colonel Owyang, commander of the Swartklip Planetary Militia
- Administrator Verna Parlane, manager of Swartklip's repair yards
- Sergeant Major Pauls of the Chaos Irregulars
- Captain Ariel Peregrine, commander of the Chaos Irregulars, piloting a HUR-WO-R4O Huron Warrior called The Colonel
- Technician Darryl Silverlake, chief engineer of the Chaos Irregulars
- Giovanni Simson, piloting a Hauptmann (mentioned)
- Colonel Griff Storm, commander of Storm's Metal Thunder (mentioned)
- Marva Talbot of the Chaos Irregulars of 2nd Company, piloting a GRF-6S Griffin
- Sergeant Tanner of the Elume Planetary Militia
- Lieutenant Troy "Too True" Truman of the Chaos Irregulars' specialized lance, piloting a DV-7D Dervish
- Albert Whuang of the Chaos Irregulars' 1st Company's Alpha Lance, piloting a Valkyrie (mentioned)
- Colonel Jaime Wolf of Wolf's Dragoons & the Allied Mercenary Command (mentioned)
- Lieutenant Theodora "Teddi" Yannis of the Chaos Irregulars, driving a J. Edgar
Featured Units[edit]
- Chaos Irregulars
- Daniel House Guards
- Elume Planetary Militia
- Engadine Planetary Militia
- Main Street Planetary Militia
- Swartklip Planetary Militia
- 11th Arcturan Guards (mentioned)
- Morrison's Extractors (mentioned)
- Peregrine's Hussars (mentioned)
- Smithson's Chinese Bandits (mentioned)
- Sorensen's Strikers (mentioned)
- Waco Rangers (mentioned)
- Warrior House Kamata (mentioned)
- Wolf's Dragoons (mentioned)
- Word of Blake Militia (mentioned)
Featured Places[edit]
- Elume
- Engadine
- Khartoum
- Swartklip
- El Giza (mentioned)
- Hesperus II (mentioned)
- Howick (mentioned)
- Main Street (mentioned)
- New Capetown (mentioned)
- Noisiel (mentioned)
- Outreach (mentioned)
- Saravan (mentioned)
- Wallis (mentioned)
Featured BattleTech[edit]
BattleMechs[edit]
- Battle Hawk
- Buccaneer
- Bushwacker
- Chameleon
- GRF-6S Griffin
- Enforcer
- FS9-S1 Firestarter
- HUR-WO-R4O Huron Warrior
- Lineholder
- Merlin
- Mongoose
- Phoenix Hawk
- Quickdraw
- Raijin
- Spector
- Starslayer
- Thanatos
- UZL-2S Uziel
- UZL-3S Uziel
- Wyvern
- BattleMaster (mentioned)
- Valkyrie (mentioned)
- Emperor (mentioned)
- Enfield (mentioned)
- Crockett (mentioned)
- GRH-5H Grasshopper (mentioned)
- GRH-5J Grasshopper (mentioned)
Vehicles[edit]
- Swift Wind Scout Car (mentioned)
Aerospace Fighters[edit]
DropShips[edit]
- Mule-class cargo carrier DropShip, Clermont
- Seeker-class troop carrier DropShip, Rooter
- Hamilcar-class space assault DropShip, Orchid (mentioned)
- Manatee-class 'Mech carrier DropShip, Maitland
- Union-class 'Mech carrier DropShip, Ocala
JumpShips[edit]
- Tramp-class JumpShip, Sanibel, Captiva, Canavarel (mentioned), Key West (mentioned), Largo (mentioned)
- Star Lord-class JumpShip (mentioned)
Featured Fauna[edit]
Notes[edit]
- In his foreword to the Chaos Formed EPUB book Kevin Killiany writes that he consciously named the first Chaos Irregulars story Decision at Acamar as a homage to the first BattleTech novel, Decision at Thunder Rift, and that the last (projected) Chaos Irregulars story, Endgame at Engadine, was named after the last BattleTech novel in the initial classic novel line, Endgame.