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==Unit Description==
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The '''First Striker Payne''' was a front line cluster of [[Kindraa Payne]]. It was stationed on [[Shadow]] in [[3059]].<ref name=FMCRC149>''Field Manual: Crusader Clans'', p. 149</ref>
 
==History==
 
==History==
The '''First Striker Payne''' was a front line cluster of [[Kindraa Payne]]. It was stationed on [[Shadow]] in [[3059]].<ref name=FMCRC149>''Field Manual: Crusader Clans'', p. 149</ref>
 
 
 
In [[3066]] Kindraa Beyl-Grant challenged for the position of [[saKhan]] within the Clan in an attempt to bring more Warden causes before the Clan Council. [[Kindraa Sainze]], holder of the office, was infuriated and struck at the Beyl-Grant with three Clusters. The fighting was fierce and Beyl-Grant stood a good chance of being annihilated but [[Kindraa Payne]] and [[Kindraa Faraday-Tanaga]] intervened and forced the Sainze warriors to withdraw. The First survived this conflict to form part of the new Kindraa Payne-Beyl-Grant.<ref>''Field Manual: Updates'', p. 42</ref>
 
In [[3066]] Kindraa Beyl-Grant challenged for the position of [[saKhan]] within the Clan in an attempt to bring more Warden causes before the Clan Council. [[Kindraa Sainze]], holder of the office, was infuriated and struck at the Beyl-Grant with three Clusters. The fighting was fierce and Beyl-Grant stood a good chance of being annihilated but [[Kindraa Payne]] and [[Kindraa Faraday-Tanaga]] intervened and forced the Sainze warriors to withdraw. The First survived this conflict to form part of the new Kindraa Payne-Beyl-Grant.<ref>''Field Manual: Updates'', p. 42</ref>
  

Revision as of 19:10, 1 July 2022

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First Striker Payne
Disbanded 3069 (Destroyed)
Nickname The Fire Dancers
Affiliation Clan Fire Mandrill
Parent Command Kindraa Payne-Beyl-Grant

Unit Description

The First Striker Payne was a front line cluster of Kindraa Payne. It was stationed on Shadow in 3059.[1]

History

In 3066 Kindraa Beyl-Grant challenged for the position of saKhan within the Clan in an attempt to bring more Warden causes before the Clan Council. Kindraa Sainze, holder of the office, was infuriated and struck at the Beyl-Grant with three Clusters. The fighting was fierce and Beyl-Grant stood a good chance of being annihilated but Kindraa Payne and Kindraa Faraday-Tanaga intervened and forced the Sainze warriors to withdraw. The First survived this conflict to form part of the new Kindraa Payne-Beyl-Grant.[2]

The First Striker Payne was to only unit of the Payne Kindraa to be active for the new Kindraa Payne-Beyl-Grant. In 3069 the Kindraa launched a series of Trials of Possession for various Coyote holdings on Shadow and the Savage Coyote factory on Foster. Despite outnumbering the Coyotes nearly two-to-one the Kindraa could not force the Coyotes off of Shadow. The fighting was both on the planet and in the surround space. The Reaver broke zellbrigen when it exchanging a broadside with the Coyotes' Windrunner, that was not part of bid. The Coyotes declared the Kindraa forces dezgra and wiped out the Seventeenth Auxiliary and First Striker Payne Clusters.[3]

Officers

Rank Name Command
Commanding Officers of 1st Striker Payne
Star Colonel Icabod Payne 3059[4]
Star Colonel Kreilick Payne 3067[5]

Tactics

The cluster used it fast trinaries to wear down units pulling away screening formations. Then hit the main body with it heavy-hitting trinaries. [4]

Composition History

3059

First Striker Payne - Elite/Questionable [4]

3067

First Striker Payne - Elite/Reliable [5]

  • 80% full strength with 85% of the force equipped with OmniMechs
  • 1 Trinary had been equipped as a mixed BattleMech and Vehicle formation.

Rules

All 'Mechs are OmniMechs prior to 3066. They gain a +1 initiative bonus versus Crusader opponents and +2 versus Kindraa Sainze.[6]

References

  1. Field Manual: Crusader Clans, p. 149
  2. Field Manual: Updates, p. 42
  3. The Wars of Reaving, p. 39
  4. 4.0 4.1 4.2 Field Manual: Crusader Clans, p. 48, "Unit Profile"
  5. 5.0 5.1 Field Manual: Updates, p. 70, "Crusader Clans Deployment Table"
  6. Field Manual: Crusader Clans, p. 174

Bibliography