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| name = Handbook: House Marik | | name = Handbook: House Marik | ||
| − | | development = [[Herbert A. Beas II]] <br | + | | development = [[Herbert A. Beas II]]<br>[[Randall N. Bills]] |
| primarywriting = [[Chris Hartford]] | | primarywriting = [[Chris Hartford]] | ||
| cover = [[Franz Vohwinkel]] | | cover = [[Franz Vohwinkel]] | ||
| − | | illustrations = [[Attila Adorjany]] <br | + | | illustrations = [[Attila Adorjany]]<br>[[Robert C. Atkinson]]<br>[[Doug Chaffee]]<br>[[Earl Geiger]]<br>[[Chris Lewis]]<br>[[Gerhard Mozsi]]<br>[[Klaus Scherwinski]]<br>[[Franz Vohwinkel]]<br>[[Matt Yo]] |
| − | + | | type = Sourcebook | |
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| publisher = [[FanPro]] | | publisher = [[FanPro]] | ||
| year = 2005 | | year = 2005 | ||
| pages = 176 | | pages = 176 | ||
| − | | productioncode = | + | | productioncode = 35019 |
| ISBN10 = 1932564535 | | ISBN10 = 1932564535 | ||
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| + | | content = | ||
| + | | era = [[Civil War era]]<br>[[Jihad era]] | ||
| agency = [[League Parliamentary Archive Services]] | | agency = [[League Parliamentary Archive Services]] | ||
| universedate = 5 October [[3067]] | | universedate = 5 October [[3067]] | ||
| + | | timeline = | ||
| + | | series = [[:Category:Handbooks|Handbook]] | ||
| + | | precededby = ''[[Handbook: House Steiner]]'' | ||
| + | | followedby = ''[[Handbook: House Davion]]'' | ||
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==Description== | ==Description== | ||
'''''Handbook: House Marik''''' is the definitive book on the [[Free Worlds League]], having incorporated all previously written materials on the [[Successor State]]. This volume contains a detailed history of the League and House Marik up to [[3067]], brief histories of some of the League's more important planets, and an explanation of how its Parliamentary form of government works. The book glosses over the [[Free Worlds League Military]] and [[SAFE]], since those organizations were detailed at length in ''[[Field Manual: Free Worlds League]]'' and ''[[A Guide to Covert Ops]]'', respectively. The source information wraps up with an analysis of the many cultures of the FWL and what drives its economy, including a detailed list of the League's most important companies. The book ends with additional rules to be incorporated into [[Classic BattleTech]] and [[MechWarrior (RPG)|CBT:RPG]] games. These include expanded sub-regions, skills, and new life paths for roleplayers, and new environments and unit types for war gamers. | '''''Handbook: House Marik''''' is the definitive book on the [[Free Worlds League]], having incorporated all previously written materials on the [[Successor State]]. This volume contains a detailed history of the League and House Marik up to [[3067]], brief histories of some of the League's more important planets, and an explanation of how its Parliamentary form of government works. The book glosses over the [[Free Worlds League Military]] and [[SAFE]], since those organizations were detailed at length in ''[[Field Manual: Free Worlds League]]'' and ''[[A Guide to Covert Ops]]'', respectively. The source information wraps up with an analysis of the many cultures of the FWL and what drives its economy, including a detailed list of the League's most important companies. The book ends with additional rules to be incorporated into [[Classic BattleTech]] and [[MechWarrior (RPG)|CBT:RPG]] games. These include expanded sub-regions, skills, and new life paths for roleplayers, and new environments and unit types for war gamers. | ||
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==From the back cover== | ==From the back cover== | ||
{{quote|''Wracked for centuries by civil wars, [[House Marik]]'s [[Free Worlds League]] has endured by virtue of the tenacity and diversity of its people. Now, led by the strongest [[Thomas Marik|Captain-General]] in half a millennium, House Marik has stretched its wings, pushing the shadows of its influence across the [[Inner Sphere]]. Both by its revitalized military and an economic might that challenges even the ages-old dominance of [[House Steiner]], the eagle soars proudly, as do the people who wave its banner.'' | {{quote|''Wracked for centuries by civil wars, [[House Marik]]'s [[Free Worlds League]] has endured by virtue of the tenacity and diversity of its people. Now, led by the strongest [[Thomas Marik|Captain-General]] in half a millennium, House Marik has stretched its wings, pushing the shadows of its influence across the [[Inner Sphere]]. Both by its revitalized military and an economic might that challenges even the ages-old dominance of [[House Steiner]], the eagle soars proudly, as do the people who wave its banner.'' | ||
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==Contents== | ==Contents== | ||
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* Introduction | * Introduction | ||
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* Free Worlds Government | * Free Worlds Government | ||
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** Parliament | ** Parliament | ||
** Federal Government Ministries | ** Federal Government Ministries | ||
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** Unit Types | ** Unit Types | ||
** Uniforms | ** Uniforms | ||
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* Society and Culture | * Society and Culture | ||
** Peoples and Cultures | ** Peoples and Cultures | ||
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* Index | * Index | ||
* Record Sheets | * Record Sheets | ||
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==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
* Technically, in-character, there are two publishers of this document: [[Dagger Publications]], which released ''Handbook: House Marik'' in September [[3067]], and the [[League Parliamentary Archive Services]], which licensed and published a large portion of Dagger's release for public briefing documents on 05 October of the same year (and appears to be the one in the hands of the in-universe reader). | * Technically, in-character, there are two publishers of this document: [[Dagger Publications]], which released ''Handbook: House Marik'' in September [[3067]], and the [[League Parliamentary Archive Services]], which licensed and published a large portion of Dagger's release for public briefing documents on 05 October of the same year (and appears to be the one in the hands of the in-universe reader). | ||
| + | * The trademarked title was ''Classic BattleTech Handbook: House Marik''. | ||
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[[Category:Handbooks|Marik]] | [[Category:Handbooks|Marik]] | ||
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[[Category:Works by Chris Hartford]] | [[Category:Works by Chris Hartford]] | ||
Latest revision as of 21:44, 10 February 2024
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| Handbook: House Marik | |
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| Product information | |
| Type | Sourcebook |
| Development | Herbert A. Beas II Randall N. Bills |
| Primary writing | Chris Hartford |
| Pages | 176 |
| Cover Artwork | Franz Vohwinkel |
| Illustrations | Attila Adorjany Robert C. Atkinson Doug Chaffee Earl Geiger Chris Lewis Gerhard Mozsi Klaus Scherwinski Franz Vohwinkel Matt Yo |
| Publication information | |
| Publisher | FanPro |
| Product code | 35019 |
| First published | 2005 |
| ISBN-10 | 1932564535 |
| Content | |
| Era | Civil War era Jihad era |
| Agency | League Parliamentary Archive Services |
| Universe Date | 5 October 3067 |
| Series | Handbook |
| Preceded by | Handbook: House Steiner |
| Followed by | Handbook: House Davion |
Description[edit]
Handbook: House Marik is the definitive book on the Free Worlds League, having incorporated all previously written materials on the Successor State. This volume contains a detailed history of the League and House Marik up to 3067, brief histories of some of the League's more important planets, and an explanation of how its Parliamentary form of government works. The book glosses over the Free Worlds League Military and SAFE, since those organizations were detailed at length in Field Manual: Free Worlds League and A Guide to Covert Ops, respectively. The source information wraps up with an analysis of the many cultures of the FWL and what drives its economy, including a detailed list of the League's most important companies. The book ends with additional rules to be incorporated into Classic BattleTech and CBT:RPG games. These include expanded sub-regions, skills, and new life paths for roleplayers, and new environments and unit types for war gamers.
From the back cover[edit]
| “ | Wracked for centuries by civil wars, House Marik's Free Worlds League has endured by virtue of the tenacity and diversity of its people. Now, led by the strongest Captain-General in half a millennium, House Marik has stretched its wings, pushing the shadows of its influence across the Inner Sphere. Both by its revitalized military and an economic might that challenges even the ages-old dominance of House Steiner, the eagle soars proudly, as do the people who wave its banner.
The second in a new, dynamic Classic BattleTech series, Handbook: House Marik compiles the crucial history, politics and cultures of the Inner Sphere's first Great House. More than just a sourcebook, Handbook: House Marik includes rules for both Classic BattleTech and Classic BattleTech RPG campaigns, including new support vehicles, creatures, personal weapons, life paths and more! |
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Contents[edit]
- Families (short story)
- Introduction
- History
- To The Stars
- The Age of War
- Paradigm Shift
- Creating the Star League
- The Star League Era
- First Succession War
- Second Succession War
- Third Succession War
- Fourth Succession War and Bloody Andurien
- The Coming of the Clans and the Eagle's Rise
- Tour of the Realm
- How to Read This Atlas
- Marik Commonwealth
- Principality of Regulus
- Duchy of Oriente
- Duchy of Andurien
- Minor Provinces and Independent Worlds
- Free Worlds Government
- The Captain-General
- Parliament
- Federal Government Ministries
- League General Accounting Office (GAO)
- Local Government
- League Nobility
- SAFE
- Free Worlds League Military
- Structure of the FWLM
- Major Training Centers
- Unit Types
- Uniforms
- Society and Culture
- Peoples and Cultures
- Crime and Justice
- Education
- Religion
- Festivals and Traditions
- Media and the Arts
- Clothing and Style
- Science and Technology
- Social and Political Movements
- Economy
- National Economy
- Military Engineering
- Naval Engineering
- Civil Engineering and Agriculture
- Services
- House Marik: Rules Annex
- Classic BattleTech RPG Rules
- Sub-Regions
- Traits
- Skills
- Additional Life Paths
- Creatures
- Personal Equipment
- Vehicles
- Cost of Living in the Free Worlds League
- Roleplaying in the Free Worlds League
- Classic BattleTech Rules
- Index
- Record Sheets
Notes[edit]
- Technically, in-character, there are two publishers of this document: Dagger Publications, which released Handbook: House Marik in September 3067, and the League Parliamentary Archive Services, which licensed and published a large portion of Dagger's release for public briefing documents on 05 October of the same year (and appears to be the one in the hands of the in-universe reader).
- The trademarked title was Classic BattleTech Handbook: House Marik.