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Line 16: The first contract they took was with [[Baron of Ruschegg|Baron]] [[Archibald Keeling]] of [[Ruschegg]]. After discovering the Baron's cruel streak however, Allen and the Boys quit. Baron Keeling carried a grudge for this, and decades later still intended to destroy the Boys.<ref name=HSGMp52>''Hot Spots: Gamemasters Book'', pp. 52-53: "FWL 56603-001-03"</ref> The first contract they took was with [[Baron of Ruschegg|Baron]] [[Archibald Keeling]] of [[Ruschegg]]. After discovering the Baron's cruel streak however, Allen and the Boys quit. Baron Keeling carried a grudge for this, and decades later still intended to destroy the Boys.<ref name=HSGMp52>''Hot Spots: Gamemasters Book'', pp. 52-53: "FWL 56603-001-03"</ref> − From there they would travel to the [[Taurian Concordat]], and in [[3042]] [[Ian Calderon]] joined the unit as a MechWarrior, bringing along with enough other Taurians to expand to a battalion. In [[3048]] the Boys took a contract with the [[Magistracy of Canopus]] to garrison [[Thraxa]] from Marian raiders. While on Thraxa, Ian Calderon was given a five-day pass, which he spent on the Crescent Archipelago. While swimming he encountered a [[Thraxan Devourer]], a massive sea serpent that outweighs the Terran Great White Shark, which ate him.<ref>''Handbook: Major Periphery States'', p. 99: "Thraxa"</ref> He left behind his lover, [[Rachel Sullivan]], and rumors of her son [[Thomas Everett|Thomas Everett's]] parentage. Though Ian's death sparked outrage, the Boys could hardly be faulted for it. They still remained in Magistracy employment and didn't return to the Concordat.<ref name=MS2p39/><ref name=MSUp59/> + From there they would travel to the [[Taurian Concordat]], and in [[3042]] [[Ian Calderon]] joined the unit as a MechWarrior, bringing along with enough other Taurians to expand to a battalion. In [[3048]] the Boys took a contract with the [[Magistracy of Canopus]] to garrison [[Thraxa]] from Marian raiders. While on Thraxa, Ian Calderon was given a five-day pass, which he spent on the Crescent Archipelago. While swimming he encountered a [[Thraxan devourer]], a massive sea serpent that outweighs the Terran Great White Shark, which ate him.<ref>''Handbook: Major Periphery States'', p. 99: "Thraxa"</ref> He left behind his lover, [[Rachel Sullivan]], and rumors of her son [[Thomas Everett|Thomas Everett's]] parentage. Though Ian's death sparked outrage, the Boys could hardly be faulted for it. They still remained in Magistracy employment and didn't return to the Concordat.<ref name=MS2p39/><ref name=MSUp59/> While regularly stationed along the Canopian-[[Free Worlds League]] border, around [[3059]] they were assigned to garrison the [[New Colony Region]] world of [[Detroit]].<ref>''The Periphery (2nd Edition)'', p. 36: "Magistracy Military"</ref> Ironically, [[Magestrix]] [[Emma Centrella]] deployed them off Detroit for the [[Detroit Conference]] of [[3060]] as a sign of peace, thus allowing [[Sherman Maltin]] to take the entire conference hostage with a minimum of resistance.<ref>''Chaos Campaign Scenario: The Christmas Eve Coup''</ref> While regularly stationed along the Canopian-[[Free Worlds League]] border, around [[3059]] they were assigned to garrison the [[New Colony Region]] world of [[Detroit]].<ref>''The Periphery (2nd Edition)'', p. 36: "Magistracy Military"</ref> Ironically, [[Magestrix]] [[Emma Centrella]] deployed them off Detroit for the [[Detroit Conference]] of [[3060]] as a sign of peace, thus allowing [[Sherman Maltin]] to take the entire conference hostage with a minimum of resistance.<ref>''Chaos Campaign Scenario: The Christmas Eve Coup''</ref>
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The first contract they took was with [[Baron of Ruschegg|Baron]] [[Archibald Keeling]] of [[Ruschegg]]. After discovering the Baron's cruel streak however, Allen and the Boys quit. Baron Keeling carried a grudge for this, and decades later still intended to destroy the Boys.<ref name=HSGMp52>''Hot Spots: Gamemasters Book'', pp. 52-53: "FWL 56603-001-03"</ref> | The first contract they took was with [[Baron of Ruschegg|Baron]] [[Archibald Keeling]] of [[Ruschegg]]. After discovering the Baron's cruel streak however, Allen and the Boys quit. Baron Keeling carried a grudge for this, and decades later still intended to destroy the Boys.<ref name=HSGMp52>''Hot Spots: Gamemasters Book'', pp. 52-53: "FWL 56603-001-03"</ref> | ||
| − | From there they would travel to the [[Taurian Concordat]], and in [[3042]] [[Ian Calderon]] joined the unit as a MechWarrior, bringing along with enough other Taurians to expand to a battalion. In [[3048]] the Boys took a contract with the [[Magistracy of Canopus]] to garrison [[Thraxa]] from Marian raiders. While on Thraxa, Ian Calderon was given a five-day pass, which he spent on the Crescent Archipelago. While swimming he encountered a [[Thraxan | + | From there they would travel to the [[Taurian Concordat]], and in [[3042]] [[Ian Calderon]] joined the unit as a MechWarrior, bringing along with enough other Taurians to expand to a battalion. In [[3048]] the Boys took a contract with the [[Magistracy of Canopus]] to garrison [[Thraxa]] from Marian raiders. While on Thraxa, Ian Calderon was given a five-day pass, which he spent on the Crescent Archipelago. While swimming he encountered a [[Thraxan devourer]], a massive sea serpent that outweighs the Terran Great White Shark, which ate him.<ref>''Handbook: Major Periphery States'', p. 99: "Thraxa"</ref> He left behind his lover, [[Rachel Sullivan]], and rumors of her son [[Thomas Everett|Thomas Everett's]] parentage. Though Ian's death sparked outrage, the Boys could hardly be faulted for it. They still remained in Magistracy employment and didn't return to the Concordat.<ref name=MS2p39/><ref name=MSUp59/> |
While regularly stationed along the Canopian-[[Free Worlds League]] border, around [[3059]] they were assigned to garrison the [[New Colony Region]] world of [[Detroit]].<ref>''The Periphery (2nd Edition)'', p. 36: "Magistracy Military"</ref> Ironically, [[Magestrix]] [[Emma Centrella]] deployed them off Detroit for the [[Detroit Conference]] of [[3060]] as a sign of peace, thus allowing [[Sherman Maltin]] to take the entire conference hostage with a minimum of resistance.<ref>''Chaos Campaign Scenario: The Christmas Eve Coup''</ref> | While regularly stationed along the Canopian-[[Free Worlds League]] border, around [[3059]] they were assigned to garrison the [[New Colony Region]] world of [[Detroit]].<ref>''The Periphery (2nd Edition)'', p. 36: "Magistracy Military"</ref> Ironically, [[Magestrix]] [[Emma Centrella]] deployed them off Detroit for the [[Detroit Conference]] of [[3060]] as a sign of peace, thus allowing [[Sherman Maltin]] to take the entire conference hostage with a minimum of resistance.<ref>''Chaos Campaign Scenario: The Christmas Eve Coup''</ref> | ||