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*The cover depicts the ''McKenna's Pride'' in the visual design of the original ''[[McKenna (WarShip class)|McKenna]]'' class, as of ca. [[2750]]. [[Line Developer]] [[Ray Arrastia]] has stated that this depiction is in error, and that it should have the refurbished shape of the McKenna class as of ca. [[3057]].<ref>In [https://bg.battletech.com/forums/general-discussion/upcoming-releases-xvii-licensed-to-ilclan/1080/ this] posting on the [[BattleTech forum]], replying to the observation ''"a 2750 McKenna as the shrine above Strana Mechty?  I SO prefer the 3057 McKenna look"'' with '''''"It was an oversight, should have been the 3057 style.''''' To reconcile this it could be speculated that the image of the ''McKenna's Pride'' predates the novel's timeframe.</ref>
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Revision as of 07:28, 25 September 2020

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Icons of War
Product information
Type Novella
Author Craig A. Reed
Publication information
Publisher Catalyst Game Labs
First published 25 September 2020
Content
Era Dark Age era

The novella Icons of War by Craig A. Reed is set to published on 25 September 2020.

Plot Summary


Featured characters


Featured BattleTech


Featured planets


Notes

  • The cover depicts the McKenna's Pride in the visual design of the original McKenna class, as of ca. 2750. Line Developer Ray Arrastia has stated that this depiction is in error, and that it should have the refurbished shape of the McKenna class as of ca. 3057.[1]

References

  1. In this posting on the BattleTech forum, replying to the observation "a 2750 McKenna as the shrine above Strana Mechty? I SO prefer the 3057 McKenna look" with "It was an oversight, should have been the 3057 style. To reconcile this it could be speculated that the image of the McKenna's Pride predates the novel's timeframe.