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Line 1: {{otheruses|the scenario pack|the Clan term|Bloodright}} {{otheruses|the scenario pack|the Clan term|Bloodright}} − {{InfoBoxProduct + {{InfoBoxBook − | image = Bloodright.jpg + | image = Bloodright.jpg − | name = Bloodright + | name = Bloodright − | type = Scenario Pack (RPG Adventure) + | product development = [[Mike Nystul]] − | author = + | primary writing = [[Blaine Pardoe]] − | development = [[Mike Nystul]]<br />[[Donna Ippolito]] (Senior Editor)<br />[[Sharon Turner Mulvihill]] (Assistant Editor)+ | illustrations = [[Joel Biske]] <br /> [[Jeff Laubenstein]] <br /> [[Dan Smith]] <br /> [[Scott Rosema]] <br /> [[Chuck Harris]] − | primarywriting = [[Blaine Pardoe]] + | cover = [[Les Dorscheid]] − | pages = 80+ | era = [[Clan Invasion era]] − | cover = [[Les Dorscheid]]+ | type = Scenario Pack − | interiorart = + | publisher = [[FASA]] − | illustrations = [[Joel Biske]]<br />[[Jeff Laubenstein]]<br />[[Dan Smith]]<br />[[Scott Rosema]]<br />[[Chuck Harris]]<br />Ellen Kopp (maps) + | year = 1992 − | publisher = [[FASA]] + | pages = 80 − | productioncode = 1666+ | production code = [http://classicbattletech.com/index.php?action=products&mode=full&id=3 1666] − | year = 1992+ | ISBN = 1555601782 − | ISBN10 = 1555601782 − | ISBN13 = 978-1555601782 − | MSRP = $8.00 − | content = − | era = [[Clan Invasion era]] − | timeline = [[3053]] − | series = − | precededby = − | followedby = }} }} ==Description== ==Description== − A MechWarrior RPG scenario designed for a group of [[Clan Steel Viper]] warriors, '''''Bloodright''''' sends the players on a quest to confront and defeat descendants of [[SLDF]] [[General]] Frederick Hallis because of their blood ties to [[Clan Wolverine]]. The reward for their success, the founding of a new Bloodhouse. Unknown to the group at first, a Star of [[Clan Nova Cat]] Warriors is chasing the same goal. + In [[2784]], General [[Aleksandr Kerensky]] led a large portion of the [[SLDF|Star League army]] on an [[Operation Exodus|exodus]] out of the war-torn [[Inner Sphere]]. A decade later his son, [[Nicholas Kerensky]], rebuilt the refugees into the [[Clans]]. In these early days, one Clan rejected Kerensky's leadership and rebelled. In retaliation [[Clan Wolverine]] was [[Trial of Annihilation|annihilated]], its people killed or sterilized, and its very name wiped from the histories of the Clans. Forever they would be known as the Not-Named Clan. + + For centuries, rumors have circulated that some warriors of the Not-Named Clan survived the pogrom. When the Clan [[Clan Invasion|returned]] to the Inner Sphere, they found evidence that some "Spheriods" carried the same genes as the Not-Named Clan. Captain [[Bordon Hallis]] of the [[Com Guard]], slain in the epic [[Battle of Tukayyid]], was a direct descendant of General [[Frederick Hallis]] of the [[SLDF]], who was a [[Bloodname]]d warrior of the Not-Named Clan. By Clan law, if all descendants of a Bloodname are killed in battle, their vanquishers can lay claim to that Bloodname. The current [[ilKhan]], [[Ulric Kerensky]], ruled that this holds true for the Not-Named Clan as well. + + In the '''''Bloodright''''' scenario pack, the players belong to the Beta Striker [[Star]] of the 250th Assault [[Cluster]] of [[Clan Steel Viper]]'s Alpha [[Galaxy]], the unit that defeated Bordon Hallis in battle. The players are given the opportunity to track down Hallis' warrior relatives, kill them in battle, and lay claim to the Hallis Bloodname. ==From the back cover== ==From the back cover== Line 33:
Line 28: ''The [[Bloodright]] has begun...'' ''The [[Bloodright]] has begun...'' − Bloodright ''is a roleplaying adventure for ''[[MechWarrior: Second Edition]]''. Set in the [[BattleTech]] universe of the year [[3053]], the adventure is for Clan player characters. The story opens on the [[Battle of Tukayyid (3052)|battlefield of Tukayyid]], and sends the characters on a quest across the Inner Sphere that could bring them honor and glory, or disgrace. The adventure includes new Clan archetypes, new [[OmniMech]]s, complete statistics for the ''[[Broadsword]]''-class [[DropShip]], and a section on roleplaying Clan characters.''}} + Bloodright ''is a roleplaying adventure for ''[[MechWarrior: Second Edition]]''. Set in the [[BattleTech]] universe of the year [[3053]], the adventure is for Clan player characters. The story opens on the [[Battle of Tukayyid|battlefield of Tukayyid]], and sends the characters on a quest across the Inner Sphere that could bring them honor and glory, or disgrace. The adventure includes new Clan archetypes, new [[OmniMech]]s, complete statistics for the ''[[Broadsword]]''-class [[DropShip]], and a section on roleplaying Clan characters.''}} − − ==Plot synopsis== − In [[2784]], General [[Aleksandr Kerensky]] led a large portion of the [[SLDF|Star League army]] on an [[Operation Exodus|Exodus]] out of the war-torn [[Inner Sphere]]. A decade later his son, [[Nicholas Kerensky]], rebuilt the refugees into the [[Clans]]. In these early days, one Clan rejected Kerensky's leadership and rebelled. In retaliation [[Clan Wolverine]] was [[Trial of Annihilation|Annihilated]], its people killed or sterilized and its very name wiped from the histories of the Clans. Forever they would be known as the Not-Named Clan. − − For centuries, rumors have circulated that some warriors of the Not-Named Clan survived the pogrom. When the Clan [[Clan Invasion|returned]] to the Inner Sphere, they found evidence that some "Spheroids" carried the same genes as the Not-Named Clan. Captain [[Bordon Hallis]] of the [[Com Guards]], slain in the epic [[Battle of Tukayyid (3052)|Battle of Tukayyid]], was a direct descendant of General [[Frederick Hallis]] of the [[SLDF]], who was the father a [[Bloodname|Bloodnamed]] warrior of the Not-Named Clan. By Clan law, if all descendants of a Bloodname of the Not-Named Clan are killed in battle, their vanquishers can earn the right of creating a new Bloodright and house. − − In the '''''Bloodright''''' scenario pack, the players belong to the Beta Striker [[Star]] of the [[250th Assault (Clan Steel Viper)|250th Assault]] [[Cluster]] of [[Clan Steel Viper]]'s [[Alpha Galaxy (Clan Steel Viper)|Alpha]] [[Galaxy]], the unit that defeated Bordon Hallis in battle. The players are dispatched aboard the ''[[Broadsword]]''-class [[DropShip]] ''[[Viper's Fang]]'' to track down Hallis' relatives, kill them in battle, and lay claim the right to establish their own Bloodright and house within their Clan. ==Contents== ==Contents== Line 78:
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{{otheruses|the scenario pack|the Clan term|Bloodright}} | {{otheruses|the scenario pack|the Clan term|Bloodright}} | ||
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| − | | name | + | | name = Bloodright |
| − | | | + | | product development = [[Mike Nystul]] |
| − | + | | primary writing = [[Blaine Pardoe]] | |
| − | + | | illustrations = [[Joel Biske]] <br /> [[Jeff Laubenstein]] <br /> [[Dan Smith]] <br /> [[Scott Rosema]] <br /> [[Chuck Harris]] | |
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==Description== | ==Description== | ||
| − | A | + | In [[2784]], General [[Aleksandr Kerensky]] led a large portion of the [[SLDF|Star League army]] on an [[Operation Exodus|exodus]] out of the war-torn [[Inner Sphere]]. A decade later his son, [[Nicholas Kerensky]], rebuilt the refugees into the [[Clans]]. In these early days, one Clan rejected Kerensky's leadership and rebelled. In retaliation [[Clan Wolverine]] was [[Trial of Annihilation|annihilated]], its people killed or sterilized, and its very name wiped from the histories of the Clans. Forever they would be known as the Not-Named Clan. |
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| + | For centuries, rumors have circulated that some warriors of the Not-Named Clan survived the pogrom. When the Clan [[Clan Invasion|returned]] to the Inner Sphere, they found evidence that some "Spheriods" carried the same genes as the Not-Named Clan. Captain [[Bordon Hallis]] of the [[Com Guard]], slain in the epic [[Battle of Tukayyid]], was a direct descendant of General [[Frederick Hallis]] of the [[SLDF]], who was a [[Bloodname]]d warrior of the Not-Named Clan. By Clan law, if all descendants of a Bloodname are killed in battle, their vanquishers can lay claim to that Bloodname. The current [[ilKhan]], [[Ulric Kerensky]], ruled that this holds true for the Not-Named Clan as well. | ||
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| + | In the '''''Bloodright''''' scenario pack, the players belong to the Beta Striker [[Star]] of the 250th Assault [[Cluster]] of [[Clan Steel Viper]]'s Alpha [[Galaxy]], the unit that defeated Bordon Hallis in battle. The players are given the opportunity to track down Hallis' warrior relatives, kill them in battle, and lay claim to the Hallis Bloodname. | ||
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''The [[Bloodright]] has begun...'' | ''The [[Bloodright]] has begun...'' | ||
| − | Bloodright ''is a roleplaying adventure for ''[[MechWarrior: Second Edition]]''. Set in the [[BattleTech]] universe of the year [[3053]], the adventure is for Clan player characters. The story opens on the [[Battle of Tukayyid | + | Bloodright ''is a roleplaying adventure for ''[[MechWarrior: Second Edition]]''. Set in the [[BattleTech]] universe of the year [[3053]], the adventure is for Clan player characters. The story opens on the [[Battle of Tukayyid|battlefield of Tukayyid]], and sends the characters on a quest across the Inner Sphere that could bring them honor and glory, or disgrace. The adventure includes new Clan archetypes, new [[OmniMech]]s, complete statistics for the ''[[Broadsword]]''-class [[DropShip]], and a section on roleplaying Clan characters.''}} |
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==Contents== | ==Contents== | ||
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* Player Handouts | * Player Handouts | ||
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[[Category:Scenario Packs]] | [[Category:Scenario Packs]] | ||