Editing Huntress (Individual JumpShip)
Warning: You are not logged in. Your IP address will be publicly visible if you make any edits. If you log in or create an account, your edits will be attributed to your username, along with other benefits.
The edit can be undone.
Please check the comparison below to verify that this is what you want to do, and then save the changes below to finish undoing the edit.
Latest revision
Your text
Line 1:
Line 1: − {{otheruses|the JumpShip|other uses|Huntress (disambiguation)}} + {{otheruses|the individual JumpShip|other uses|Huntress (disambiguation)}} − + {{infoBoxIndividualVessel − {{infoBoxIndividualSpacecraft | image = HuntressBattleTechnology.jpg | image = HuntressBattleTechnology.jpg | vesselname = Huntress | vesselname = Huntress Line 8:
Line 7: | class = unknown | class = unknown | prevclass = | prevclass = − | servicesince = − | serviceuntil = }} }} − The '''''Huntress''''' is a [[JumpShip]] of unspecified type. It was the private vessel of [[Hassid Ricol]], the "Red Duke," and served as his flagship. It could carry at least two [[DropShip]]s,<ref name=PoG>''The Price of Glory'', ch. 23: Ricol agrees to move the Gray Death Legions' two DropShips from Helm to [[Stewart]] on the ''Huntress''</ref> with the implication that it had carried the six DropShips of Duke Ricol when he came to the [[Free Worlds League]] in [[3028]], which in turn indicates it might be a ''[[Star Lord (JumpShip class)|Star Lord]]''-class vessel; this remains unconfirmed however. + The '''''Huntress''''' is a [[JumpShip]] of unspecified type. It was the private vessel of [[Hassid Ricol]], the "Red Duke", and served as his flagship. It could carry at least two [[DropShip]]s,<ref name=PoG>''The Price of Glory'', chapter 23 - Ricol agrees to move the Gray Death Legions' two DropShips from Helm to [[Stewart]] on the ''Huntress''</ref> with the implication that it had carried the six DropShips of Duke Ricol when he came to the [[Free Worlds League]] in [[3028]], which in turn indicates it might be a ''[[Star Lord (JumpShip)|Star Lord]]''-class vessel; this remains unconfirmed however. ==History== ==History== − Ricol used the ''Huntress'' to travel to [[Trellwan]] in [[3024]], where [[Grayson Carlyle]] thwarted his attempt to seize the world through underhanded tactics.<ref>''Decision at Thunder Rift''{{cn}}</ref> (The ''Huntress'' is somewhat inaccurately described as a "[[WarShip]]" at one point in the novel.) + Ricol used the ''Huntress'' to travel to [[Trellwan]] in [[3024]], where [[Grayson Carlyle]] thwarted his attempt to seize the world through underhanded tactics.<ref>''Decision at Thunder Rift''</ref> (The ''Huntress'' is somewhat inaccurately described as a "[[WarShip]]" at one point in the novel.) − In late [[3025]] or early [[3026]] Ricol traveled to [[Verthandi]] aboard the ''Huntress'', again only to find his plans for the world were being undone by Carlyle and his [[Gray Death Legion]]. The Verthandi situation came to a head when the ''Huntress'', after having left the system, reappeared at the zenith [[jump point]] with a [[Draconis Combine]] war fleet—right in the middle of a [[Lyran Commonwealth]] fleet. In the ensuing standoff, Ricol's forces evacuated the system without engaging in a space battle.<ref>''Mercenary's Star''{{cn}}</ref> + In late [[3025]] or early [[3026]] Ricol traveled to [[Verthandi]] aboard the ''Huntress'', again only to find his plans for the world were being undone by Carlyle and his [[Gray Death Legion]]. The Verthandi situation came to a head when the ''Huntress'', after having left the system, re-appeared at the zenith [[jump point]] with a [[Draconis Combine]] warfleet—right in the middle of a [[Lyran Commonwealth]] fleet. In the ensuing standoff, Ricol's forces evacuated the system without engaging in a space battle.<ref>''Mercenary's Star''</ref> − In [[3028]] the ''Huntress'' brought Ricol and (at least) six DropShips to [[Helm]], including the ''[[Alpha (Individual DropShip)|Alpha]]'', after Ricol learned that both [[ComStar]] and [[House Marik]] had developed a keen interest in the world. At Helm, Ricol had the ''Huntress'' and one other unspecified JumpShip at his disposal, with an implied combined carrying capacity of at least eight DropShips between them. The ships would end up bringing the [[Gray Death Legion]]'s DropShips away from Helm.<ref>''The Price of Glory''{{cn}}</ref> + In [[3028]] the ''Huntress'' brought Ricol and (at least) six DropShips to [[Helm]], including the ''[[Alpha (Vessel)|Alpha]]'', after Ricol learned that both [[ComStar]] and [[House Marik]] had developed a keen interest in the world. At Helm, Ricol had the ''Huntress'' and one other unspecified JumpShip at his disposal, with an implied combined carrying capacity of at least eight DropShips between them. The ships would end up bringing the [[Gray Death Legion]]'s DropShips away from Helm.<ref>''The Price of Glory''</ref> ==Notes== ==Notes== Line 27:
Line 24: ==Bibliography== ==Bibliography== − * [[BattleTechnology#Issue 0102|''BattleTechnology'', Issue #0102]] + *''[[BattleTechnology]]'' issue #0102 − * ''[[Decision at Thunder Rift]]'' + *''[[Decision at Thunder Rift]]'' − * ''[[Mercenary's Star (novel)|Mercenary's Star]]'' (novel) + *''[[Mercenary's Star (novel)]]'' − * ''[[The Price of Glory]]'' + *''[[The Price of Glory]]'' [[Category:Individual JumpShips]] [[Category:Individual JumpShips]]
The edit can be undone. Please check the comparison below to verify that this is what you want to do, and then save the changes below to finish undoing the edit.
| Latest revision | Your text | ||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
| − | {{otheruses|the JumpShip|other uses|Huntress (disambiguation)}} | + | {{otheruses|the individual JumpShip|other uses|Huntress (disambiguation)}} |
| − | + | {{infoBoxIndividualVessel | |
| − | {{ | ||
| image = HuntressBattleTechnology.jpg | | image = HuntressBattleTechnology.jpg | ||
| vesselname = Huntress | | vesselname = Huntress | ||
| Line 8: | Line 7: | ||
| class = unknown | | class = unknown | ||
| prevclass = | | prevclass = | ||
| − | |||
| − | |||
}} | }} | ||
| − | The '''''Huntress''''' is a [[JumpShip]] of unspecified type. It was the private vessel of [[Hassid Ricol]], the "Red Duke, | + | The '''''Huntress''''' is a [[JumpShip]] of unspecified type. It was the private vessel of [[Hassid Ricol]], the "Red Duke", and served as his flagship. It could carry at least two [[DropShip]]s,<ref name=PoG>''The Price of Glory'', chapter 23 - Ricol agrees to move the Gray Death Legions' two DropShips from Helm to [[Stewart]] on the ''Huntress''</ref> with the implication that it had carried the six DropShips of Duke Ricol when he came to the [[Free Worlds League]] in [[3028]], which in turn indicates it might be a ''[[Star Lord (JumpShip)|Star Lord]]''-class vessel; this remains unconfirmed however. |
==History== | ==History== | ||
| − | Ricol used the ''Huntress'' to travel to [[Trellwan]] in [[3024]], where [[Grayson Carlyle]] thwarted his attempt to seize the world through underhanded tactics.<ref>''Decision at Thunder Rift'' | + | Ricol used the ''Huntress'' to travel to [[Trellwan]] in [[3024]], where [[Grayson Carlyle]] thwarted his attempt to seize the world through underhanded tactics.<ref>''Decision at Thunder Rift''</ref> (The ''Huntress'' is somewhat inaccurately described as a "[[WarShip]]" at one point in the novel.) |
| − | In late [[3025]] or early [[3026]] Ricol traveled to [[Verthandi]] aboard the ''Huntress'', again only to find his plans for the world were being undone by Carlyle and his [[Gray Death Legion]]. The Verthandi situation came to a head when the ''Huntress'', after having left the system, | + | In late [[3025]] or early [[3026]] Ricol traveled to [[Verthandi]] aboard the ''Huntress'', again only to find his plans for the world were being undone by Carlyle and his [[Gray Death Legion]]. The Verthandi situation came to a head when the ''Huntress'', after having left the system, re-appeared at the zenith [[jump point]] with a [[Draconis Combine]] warfleet—right in the middle of a [[Lyran Commonwealth]] fleet. In the ensuing standoff, Ricol's forces evacuated the system without engaging in a space battle.<ref>''Mercenary's Star''</ref> |
| − | In [[3028]] the ''Huntress'' brought Ricol and (at least) six DropShips to [[Helm]], including the ''[[Alpha ( | + | In [[3028]] the ''Huntress'' brought Ricol and (at least) six DropShips to [[Helm]], including the ''[[Alpha (Vessel)|Alpha]]'', after Ricol learned that both [[ComStar]] and [[House Marik]] had developed a keen interest in the world. At Helm, Ricol had the ''Huntress'' and one other unspecified JumpShip at his disposal, with an implied combined carrying capacity of at least eight DropShips between them. The ships would end up bringing the [[Gray Death Legion]]'s DropShips away from Helm.<ref>''The Price of Glory''</ref> |
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
| Line 27: | Line 24: | ||
==Bibliography== | ==Bibliography== | ||
| − | * [[BattleTechnology | + | *''[[BattleTechnology]]'' issue #0102 |
| − | * ''[[Decision at Thunder Rift]]'' | + | *''[[Decision at Thunder Rift]]'' |
| − | * ''[[Mercenary's Star (novel) | + | *''[[Mercenary's Star (novel)]]'' |
| − | * ''[[The Price of Glory]]'' | + | *''[[The Price of Glory]]'' |
[[Category:Individual JumpShips]] | [[Category:Individual JumpShips]] | ||