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Paladin '''Karl Devalis''' was a [[Clan Nova Cat]] warrior and later one of the founding [[Republic_of_the_Sphere#Paladins|Paladins]] of the [[Republic of the Sphere]].<ref name=FM3085p17>''Field Manual: 3085'', p. 17 "The Paladins"</ref><ref name=IC125>''Invading Clans (sourcebook)'', p. 125</ref>
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Paladin '''Karl Devalis''' was a [[Clan Nova Cat]] warrior and later one of the founding [[Paladin of the Republic|Paladins]] of the [[Republic of the Sphere]].<ref name=FM3085p17>''Field Manual: 3085'', p. 17: "The Paladins"</ref><ref name=IC125>''Invading Clans'', p. 125</ref>
  
 
==History==
 
==History==
 
===Bloodright===
 
===Bloodright===
The [[Bloodheritage]] of Karl's [[Devalis (Bloodname)|Devalis]] [[Bloodright]] was not considered to have been impressive prior to his holding of it. His epic clash with [[Haim Andrews]] was however considered to have elevated both his and its reputation, his exploits being placed in the same category as [[Aidan Pryde]] on [[Tukayyid]], and [[Celine Kabrinski]]'s stand against [[Clan Star Adder]].<ref name=WOK>''The Clans: Warriors of Kerensky'', p. 39</ref>
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The [[Bloodheritage]] of Karl's [[Devalis (Bloodname)|Devalis]] [[Bloodright]] was not considered impressive prior to his holding of it. His epic clash with [[Haim Andrews]] was, however, considered to have elevated both his and its reputation, his exploits being placed in the same category as [[Aidan Pryde]] on [[Tukayyid]] and [[Celine Kabrinski]]'s stand against [[Clan Star Adder]].<ref>''The Clans: Warriors of Kerensky'', p. 39</ref>
  
 
===Ways of Seeing===
 
===Ways of Seeing===
As of [[3052]], Karl was a [[Galaxy Commander]], in charge of the Nova Cat's [[Delta Galaxy (Clan Nova Cat)|Delta Galaxy]] ("Ways of Seeing").<ref name=IC125></ref>  
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As of [[3052]], Karl was a [[Galaxy Commander]], in charge of the Nova Cat [[Delta Galaxy (Clan Nova Cat)|Delta Galaxy]] ("Ways of Seeing").<ref name=IC125 />
  
Karl was selected to be saKhan of Clan Nova Cat in [[3060]], by the newly elected [[Khan]] [[Santin West]], following the death of the Nova Cat's previous Khans during the [[Great Refusal]], in which the Nova Cats sided with the new [[Star League]] and fought against the [[Clan Ice Hellion|Ice Hellions]]. Karl was selected by West to complement his own weaknesses, Devalis have greater experience as a Galaxy Commander, and being more grounded than the charismatic and visionary West.<ref name=FMUCS>''Field Manual: ComStar'', p. 115</ref>
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Karl was selected to be saKhan of Clan Nova Cat in [[3060]] by the newly elected [[Khan]] [[Santin West]], following the death of the Nova Cats' previous Khans during the [[Great Refusal]], in which the Nova Cats sided with the new [[Star League]] and fought against the [[Clan Ice Hellion|Ice Hellions]]. Karl was selected by West to complement his own strengths, Devalis had greater experience as a Galaxy Commander and was more grounded than the charismatic and visionary West.<ref>''Field Manual: ComStar'', p. 115</ref>
  
Karl however remained in command of Delta Galaxy while saKhan, after requesting the right to keep his [[Shiva Keshik (Clan Nova Cat)|Shiva Keshik]] as a part of that Galaxy, such that in October [[3067]] being stationed with them on [[Tabayama]].<ref name=FMU100>''Field Manual: Updates'', p. 100</ref><ref name=FMUCS117>''Field Manual: ComStar'', p. 117</ref> In December 3067 Karl was recalled from Tabayama to [[Irece]] by Khan Santin West, to address the fallout from the dissolution of the [[Second Star League]].<ref name=BA>''Blake Ascending'', p. 97</ref><ref name=DOTJ>''Dawn of the Jihad'', p. 97</ref>
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Karl remained in command of Delta Galaxy while saKhan, after requesting the right to keep his [[Shiva Keshik (Clan Nova Cat)|Shiva Keshik]] as part of that Galaxy; in October [[3067]] he was stationed with them on [[Tabayama]].<ref name=FMU100>''Field Manual: Updates'', p. 100</ref><ref name=FMUCS117>''Field Manual: ComStar'', p. 117</ref> In December 3067, Karl was recalled from Tabayama to [[Irece]] by Khan Santin West to address fallout from the dissolution of the [[Second Star League]].<ref>''Blake Ascending'', p. 97</ref><ref>''Dawn of the Jihad'', p. 97</ref>
  
 
===Word of Blake Jihad===
 
===Word of Blake Jihad===
Sometime prior to November [[3071]] Karl and his Delta Galaxy were dispatched by his Khan to investigate the [[Kittery Prefecture]], reporting back that [[Devlin Stone]] was the man which Khan Santin West and [[Oathmaster]] [[Minoru Nova Cat]]'s visions had promised that the Nova Cats should follow as the future of the [[Inner Sphere]].<ref name=JHS3072>''Jihad Hot Spots: 3072'', p. 55</ref>
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Sometime prior to November [[3071]], Karl and his Delta Galaxy were dispatched by his Khan to investigate the [[Kittery Prefecture]], reporting back that [[Devlin Stone]] was the man whom the visions of Khan Santin West and [[Oathmaster]] [[Minoru Nova Cat]] had revealed the Nova Cats should follow as the future of the [[Inner Sphere]].<ref>''Jihad Hot Spots: 3072'', p. 55</ref>
  
This led to Delta Galaxy under saKhan Devalis, together with naval support, to abandon the [[Draconis Combine]] and join the defenders of the Kittery Prefecture by December [[3072]].<ref name=JHS3072p104>''Jihad Hot Spots: 3072'', p. 104</ref>
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This led Delta Galaxy, together with naval support, to abandon the [[Draconis Combine]] and join the defenders of the Kittery Prefecture by December [[3072]].<ref name=JHS3072p104>''Jihad Hot Spots: 3072'', p. 104</ref>
  
 
===Republic of the Sphere===
 
===Republic of the Sphere===
Following the founding of the Republic of the Sphere, Karl Devalis relinquished his leadership roles in Clan Nova Cat, accepting appointment as one of the original seventeen Paladins of the Republic.<ref name=FM3085p17></ref>
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Following the founding of the Republic of the Sphere, Karl Devalis relinquished his leadership roles in Clan Nova Cat, accepting appointment as one of the original seventeen Paladins of the Republic.<ref name=FM3085p17 />
  
 
==BattleMech==
 
==BattleMech==
Karl was known to pilot [[BattleMech]]s, including the initial prototype ''[[Ocelot]]''. While not initially impressed by the 'Mech, Karl tested the prototype during a mock [[Trial of Position]], during which he defeated an ''[[Adder]]'', ''[[Kit Fox]]'' and ''[[Pack Hunter]]''. He later thanked the former [[Clan Smoke Jaguar]] scientists who developed the 'Mech for the Nova Cats for their excellent work.<ref name=TRO3075>''Technical Readout: 3075'', p. 136</ref><ref name=TROJ>''Technical Readout: Jihad'', p. 8</ref>
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Karl Devalis was known to pilot some [[BattleMech]]s including the prototype ''[[Ocelot]]''. While not initially impressed by the 'Mech, Karl tested it during a mock [[Trial of Position]], during which he defeated an ''[[Adder (Puma)|Adder]]'', ''[[Kit Fox (Uller)|Kit Fox]]'', and ''[[Pack Hunter]]''. He later thanked the former [[Clan Smoke Jaguar]] scientists who developed the 'Mech for the Nova Cats for their excellent work.<ref>''Technical Readout: 3075'', p. 136</ref><ref>''Technical Readout: Jihad'', p. 8</ref>
  
 
==References==
 
==References==
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==Bibliography==
 
==Bibliography==
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Latest revision as of 04:34, 2 February 2024

Karl Devalis
Personal
AffiliationClan Nova Cat
Republic of the Sphere
Profile
RanksaKhan
Title(s)Paladin
ProfessionMechWarrior

Paladin Karl Devalis was a Clan Nova Cat warrior and later one of the founding Paladins of the Republic of the Sphere.[1][2]

History[edit]

Bloodright[edit]

The Bloodheritage of Karl's Devalis Bloodright was not considered impressive prior to his holding of it. His epic clash with Haim Andrews was, however, considered to have elevated both his and its reputation, his exploits being placed in the same category as Aidan Pryde on Tukayyid and Celine Kabrinski's stand against Clan Star Adder.[3]

Ways of Seeing[edit]

As of 3052, Karl was a Galaxy Commander, in charge of the Nova Cat Delta Galaxy ("Ways of Seeing").[2]

Karl was selected to be saKhan of Clan Nova Cat in 3060 by the newly elected Khan Santin West, following the death of the Nova Cats' previous Khans during the Great Refusal, in which the Nova Cats sided with the new Star League and fought against the Ice Hellions. Karl was selected by West to complement his own strengths, Devalis had greater experience as a Galaxy Commander and was more grounded than the charismatic and visionary West.[4]

Karl remained in command of Delta Galaxy while saKhan, after requesting the right to keep his Shiva Keshik as part of that Galaxy; in October 3067 he was stationed with them on Tabayama.[5][6] In December 3067, Karl was recalled from Tabayama to Irece by Khan Santin West to address fallout from the dissolution of the Second Star League.[7][8]

Word of Blake Jihad[edit]

Sometime prior to November 3071, Karl and his Delta Galaxy were dispatched by his Khan to investigate the Kittery Prefecture, reporting back that Devlin Stone was the man whom the visions of Khan Santin West and Oathmaster Minoru Nova Cat had revealed the Nova Cats should follow as the future of the Inner Sphere.[9]

This led Delta Galaxy, together with naval support, to abandon the Draconis Combine and join the defenders of the Kittery Prefecture by December 3072.[10]

Republic of the Sphere[edit]

Following the founding of the Republic of the Sphere, Karl Devalis relinquished his leadership roles in Clan Nova Cat, accepting appointment as one of the original seventeen Paladins of the Republic.[1]

BattleMech[edit]

Karl Devalis was known to pilot some BattleMechs including the prototype Ocelot. While not initially impressed by the 'Mech, Karl tested it during a mock Trial of Position, during which he defeated an Adder, Kit Fox, and Pack Hunter. He later thanked the former Clan Smoke Jaguar scientists who developed the 'Mech for the Nova Cats for their excellent work.[11][12]

References[edit]

  1. 1.0 1.1 Field Manual: 3085, p. 17: "The Paladins"
  2. 2.0 2.1 Invading Clans, p. 125
  3. The Clans: Warriors of Kerensky, p. 39
  4. Field Manual: ComStar, p. 115
  5. Field Manual: Updates, p. 100
  6. Field Manual: ComStar, p. 117
  7. Blake Ascending, p. 97
  8. Dawn of the Jihad, p. 97
  9. Jihad Hot Spots: 3072, p. 55
  10. Jihad Hot Spots: 3072, p. 104
  11. Technical Readout: 3075, p. 136
  12. Technical Readout: Jihad, p. 8

Bibliography[edit]