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| − | * When [[Clan Wolverine]] was subject to the [[Trial of Annihilation]], in addition to the Clan itself, all its bloodname houses and heritages were destroyed, including | + | * When [[Clan Wolverine]] was subject to the [[Trial of Annihilation]], in addition to the Clan itself, all its bloodname houses and heritages were destroyed, including ''[[sibko]]s'' of other clans with Wolverine DNA. Non-military Wolverine assets were distributed to other clans, including its civilians, who were forcibly sterilized. Large numbers of Wolverine civilians and second-line troops - and [[Khan]] [[Sarah McEvedy]] - were never accounted for. Officially, this was considered bad book keeping, but it's widely believed that [[Minnesota Tribe|survivors]] managed to effect a third Exodus. |
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Revision as of 21:16, 13 February 2022
The Kharlan bloodname was a Clan Wolverine founding name.[1]
Contents
Known Bloodname Holders
Bloodname Founder
- Linda Kharlan from Clan Wolverine.[1]
Khan
saKhan
Loremaster
Field Officers
- Captain Velgarn Kharlan : An instructor at the Allison MechWarrior Institute and noted expert in Clan tactics. He was often sent captured Clan members to interview. This changed in 3074 when research into Operation Klondike showed he was related to one of the founders of Clan Wolverine. His three former aides killed him to complete the Trial of Annihilation.[2]
Notes
- When Clan Wolverine was subject to the Trial of Annihilation, in addition to the Clan itself, all its bloodname houses and heritages were destroyed, including sibkos of other clans with Wolverine DNA. Non-military Wolverine assets were distributed to other clans, including its civilians, who were forcibly sterilized. Large numbers of Wolverine civilians and second-line troops - and Khan Sarah McEvedy - were never accounted for. Officially, this was considered bad book keeping, but it's widely believed that survivors managed to effect a third Exodus.