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Line 1: − {{InfoBoxCharacter+ '''Manfred Hollifield''' (born 28?? - died ????) was a [[Khan]] of [[Clan Coyote]] during the [[Golden Century]]. His Khanship is most remembered for the joint operation between Clan Coyote and [[Clan Hell's Horses]] that destroyed [[Clan Fire Mandrill]]'s [[Kindraa Smythe-Jewel]] in an act of revenge.<ref name=FM:WCp41,42>''Field Manual: Warden Clans'', p. 41, 42 - "Righteous Vengeance"</ref> − | image = − | name = Manfred Hollifield − | birthdate = − | died = − | othernames = − | affiliation = [[Clan Coyote]] − | profession = [[Khan of Clan Coyote|Khan]] − | parents = − | siblings = − | spouse = − | children = − }} − '''Manfred Hollifield''' was a [[Khan]] of [[Clan Coyote]] during the [[Golden Century]]. His Khanship is most remembered for the joint operation between Clan Coyote and [[Clan Hell's Horses]] that destroyed [[Clan Fire Mandrill]]'s [[Kindraa Smythe-Jewel]] in an act of revenge.<ref name=FM:WCp41,42>''Field Manual: Warden Clans'', p. 41, 42 - "Righteous Vengeance"</ref> − ==History== + ==Biography== As with many Clan personalities throughout history, there are few or no details regarding his life prior to becoming Khan of the Coyotes. As with other Coyote Khans before his time, Khan Hollifield would prove to be quite militarily opportunistic. As with many Clan personalities throughout history, there are few or no details regarding his life prior to becoming Khan of the Coyotes. As with other Coyote Khans before his time, Khan Hollifield would prove to be quite militarily opportunistic. ===Golden Century Advances and Losses=== ===Golden Century Advances and Losses=== − Clan Coyote unveiled the [[OmniMech]] [[2854]], ushering in a new era of warfare, and a new round of contention amid the Clans. The Coyotes would field challenges from all comers, winning most every trial. One surprising exception occurred with a crushing victory by Kindraa Smythe-Jewel, a faction of Clan Fire Mandrill some time during the 2860's. After witnessing several other Mandrill Kindraa bid for and lose their Trials over the coveted OmniMech technology, an enterprising but less-than-scrupulous Kindraa Smythe-Jewel commander deliberately delivered a ''[[batchall]]'' for a [[Trial of Possession]], then rearranged his forces in a way that led the Coyotes to believe they were pitted against a less-powerful enemy than they actually were facing.<ref>''Field Manual: Warden Clans'', p. 40, 41 - "Birth of the Titans"</ref><ref name=FM:WCp41>''Field Manual: Warden Clans'', p. 41 - "The Renaissance Spreads"</ref> + Clan Coyote unveiled the [[OmniMech]] [[2854]], ushering in a new era of warfare, and a new round of contention amid the Clans. The Coyotes would field challenges from all comers, winning most every trial. One surprising exception occurred with a crushing victory by Kindraa Smythe-Jewel, a faction of Clan Fire Mandrill some time during the 2860's. After witnessing several other Mandrill ''Kindraa'' bid for and lose their Trials over the coveted OmniMech technology, an enterprising but less-than-scrupulous ''Kindraa'' Smythe-Jewel commander deliberately delivered a ''[[batchall]]'' for a [[Trial of Possession]], then rearranged his forces in a way that led the Coyotes to believe they were pitted against a less-powerful enemy than they actually were facing.<ref>''Field Manual: Warden Clans'', p. 40, 41 - "Birth of the Titans"</ref><ref name=FM:WCp41>''Field Manual: Warden Clans'', p. 41 - "The Renaissance Spreads"</ref> The Fire Mandrills would gain much from the smoking wreckage of a surprised Coyote force, and not just in salvage. Some reports would claim that the Smythe-Jewel forces won as ''isorla'' the plans for three OmniMech designs, and even two Clan Coyote scientists.<ref>''Field Manual: Crusader Clans'', p. 39 - "Striking Form Solitude"</ref> The Coyotes would immediately lodge a protest with [[ilKhan]] [[Zenos Danforth]] citing the Fire Mandrill's use of "dubious bidding practices". This effort would come to naught, with the Grand Council eventually ruling that the Trial was fair. The Coyotes, who were constantly busy defending challenges for their invention, could do little more about the situation for themselves. Revenge would have to wait.<ref name=FM:WCp41,42/><ref name=ED:GCp9>''Era Digest: Golden Century'', p. 9 - "Bad Blood"</ref> The Fire Mandrills would gain much from the smoking wreckage of a surprised Coyote force, and not just in salvage. Some reports would claim that the Smythe-Jewel forces won as ''isorla'' the plans for three OmniMech designs, and even two Clan Coyote scientists.<ref>''Field Manual: Crusader Clans'', p. 39 - "Striking Form Solitude"</ref> The Coyotes would immediately lodge a protest with [[ilKhan]] [[Zenos Danforth]] citing the Fire Mandrill's use of "dubious bidding practices". This effort would come to naught, with the Grand Council eventually ruling that the Trial was fair. The Coyotes, who were constantly busy defending challenges for their invention, could do little more about the situation for themselves. Revenge would have to wait.<ref name=FM:WCp41,42/><ref name=ED:GCp9>''Era Digest: Golden Century'', p. 9 - "Bad Blood"</ref> ===Golden Opportunities=== ===Golden Opportunities=== − Kindraa Smythe-Jewel would strike again in [[2870]], this time against [[Clan Hell's Horses]]. The Horse Khans would call for a [[Trial of Annihilation]] as punishment for their dishonorable actions, actions that had also left a third party - [[Kindraa Payne]] - with a ruined unit due to the deceptive bidding. The [[Grand Council]], and the Coyote Khans included, would vote against the measure. Eventually the Trial would be ruled fair.<ref name=ED:GCp9/><ref name=FM:CCp54,55,56>''Field Manual: Crusader Clans'', p. 54, 55, 56 - "Hell's Fury"</ref> + ''Kindraa'' Smythe-Jewel would strike again in [[2870]], this time against [[Clan Hell's Horses]]. The Horse Khans would call for a [[Trial of Annihilation]] as punishment for their dishonorable actions, actions that had also left a third party - [[Kindraa Payne]] - with a ruined unit due to the deceptive bidding. The [[Grand Council]], and the Coyote Khans included, would vote against the measure. Eventually the Trial would be ruled fair.<ref name=ED:GCp9/><ref name=FM:CCp54,55,56>''Field Manual: Crusader Clans'', p. 54, 55, 56 - "Hell's Fury"</ref> − But at some point in 2870, [[ilKhan]] [[Zenos Danforth]] would die, leaving the office vacated once more.<ref>''Era Digest: Golden Century'', p. 10 - ''Early Clan History: A Comparative Timeline, cont.''</ref> The Clans would largely go back to policing their own trials and affairs, likely seeing little need for an arbiter as the era of OmniMech Trials died down. Khan [[Eric Amirault]] of the Horses would gear up his Clan's [[Beta_Galaxy_(Clan_Hell's_Horses)|Beta Galaxy]] for revenge. But before he could strike, Khan Hollifield of the Coyotes issued a preemptive ''[[batchall]]'' to stop him. The Coyote Khan would relate to their Horse counterparts the story of the Smythe-Jewel's taking of their OmniMech technology years earlier. The two Khans would plan their revenge together over the next two years, under a guise of deteriorating relations between the two Clans. Once Kindraa Smythe-Jewel settled into a more complacent mode, the plan would proceed.<ref name=FM:WCp41,42/><ref name=ED:GCp9/><ref name=FM:CCp54,55,56/> + But at some point in 2870, [[ilKhan]] [[Zenos Danforth]] would die, leaving the office vacated once more.<ref>''Era Digest: Golden Century'', p. 10 - ''Early Clan History: A Comparative Timeline, cont.''</ref> The Clans would largely go back to policing their own trials and affairs, likely seeing little need for an arbiter as the era of OmniMech Trials died down. Khan [[Eric Amirault]] of the Horses would gear up his Clan's [[Beta_Galaxy_(Clan_Hell's_Horses)|Beta Galaxy]] for revenge. But before he could strike, Khan Hollifield of the Coyotes issued a preemptive ''[[batchall]]'' to stop him. The Coyote Khan would relate to their Horse counterparts the story of the Smythe-Jewel's taking of their OmniMech technology years earlier. The two Khans would plan their revenge together over the next two years, under a guise of deteriorating relations between the two Clans. Once ''Kindraa'' Smythe-Jewel settled into a more complacent mode, the plan would proceed.<ref name=FM:WCp41,42/><ref name=ED:GCp9/><ref name=FM:CCp54,55,56/> ===Revenge is Served=== ===Revenge is Served=== − The opportunity blossomed in [[2872]]. The Coyotes would agree to include their forces in a Hell's Horses ''batchall'' in what would come to be known as a Contract Bid capacity. One day of that year, over the Fire Mandrill world of [[Foster]] in the [[Kerensky Cluster]], the forces of vengeance poured from the sky. Issuing his scathing ''batchall'' in the name of both his Clan and Clan Coyote as they descended to the Smythe-Jewel enclave in order to warn bystanders of the impending punishment, Khan Amirault's forces included the Coyote's [[100th_Assault_(Clan_Coyote)|100th Assault Cluster]] with additional smaller mixed units. Completed by elements of the Hell's Horses [[666th_Mechanized_Assault_(Clan_Hell's_Horses)|666th Mechanized Assault Cluster]] and the [[11th_Mechanized_Cavalry_(Clan_Hell's_Horses)|Eleventh Mechanized Cavalry Cluster]], including a large [[aerospace fighter]] accompaniment, his force equaled three [[Cluster|Clusters]] against one Mandrill front line Cluster and three second line Clusters.<ref name=FM:CCp54,55,56/><ref name=FM:CCp39,40>''Field Manual: Crusader Clans'', pp. 39, 40, "Death of a Kindraa"</ref> + The opportunity blossomed in [[2872]]. The Coyotes would agree to include their forces in a Hell's Horses ''batchall'' in what would come to be known as a Contract Bid capacity. One day of that year, over the Fire Mandrill world of [[Foster]] in the [[Kerensky Cluster]], the forces of vengeance poured from the sky. Issuing his scathing ''batchall'' in the name of both his Clan and Clan Coyote as they descended to the Smythe-Jewel enclave in order to warn bystanders of the impending punishment, Khan Amirault's forces included the Coyote's [[100th_Assault_(Clan_Coyote)|100th Assault Cluster]] with additional smaller mixed units. Completed by elements of the Hell's Horses [[666th_Mechanized_Assault_(Clan_Hell's_Horses)|666th Mechanized Assault Cluster]] and the [[11th_Mechanized_Cavalry_(Clan_Hell's_Horses)|Eleventh Mechanized Cavalry Cluster]], including a large [[Aerospace Fighter]] accompaniment, his force equaled three [[Cluster|Clusters]] against one Mandrill front line Cluster and three second line Clusters.<ref name=FM:CCp54,55,56/><ref name=FM:CCp39,40>''Field Manual: Crusader Clans'', p. 39, 40 - "Death of a Kindraa"</ref> − After defeating the Aerospace and naval forces of Kindraa Smythe-Jewel, the landing went on unopposed. The ensuing battle would take 26 hours to complete, but would see a great victory for Clans Coyote and Hell's Horses. When the final Smythe-Jewel survivors attempted to flee, forces of [[Kindraa Payne]] who had approached in order to "secure their borders" intercepted the final units of the doomed Kindraa, destroying or capturing them. So ended the [[Kindraa]] Smythe-Jewel, infamous though they were.<ref name=FM:CCp54,55,56/><ref name=FM:CCp39,40/> + After defeating the Aerospace and naval forces of ''Kindraa'' Smythe-Jewel, the landing went on unopposed. The ensuing battle would take 26 hours to complete, but would see a great victory for Clans Coyote and Hell's Horses. When the final Smythe-Jewel survivors attempted to flee, forces of [[Kindraa Payne]] who had approached in order to "secure their borders" intercepted the final units of the doomed ''Kindraa'', destroying or capturing them. So ended the [[Kindraa]] Smythe-Jewel, infamous though they were.<ref name=FM:CCp54,55,56/><ref name=FM:CCp39,40/> ===Spoils of War=== ===Spoils of War=== Line 38:
Line 25: ==Legacy== ==Legacy== Sensing the opportunity of the moment, and taking the chance on sharing a kill with another Clan - this time, the Hell's Horses, and not their perennial allies, [[Clan Wolf]] - Manfred Hollifield would strike a resounding blow of vengeance for [[Clan Coyote]] against a ''[[dezgra]]'' enemy. Coming from a line that is not very well known outside of Clan Coyote, Manfred Hollifield was a credit to his [[Bloodname]] House, as well as to the Clan's eugenics program. Sensing the opportunity of the moment, and taking the chance on sharing a kill with another Clan - this time, the Hell's Horses, and not their perennial allies, [[Clan Wolf]] - Manfred Hollifield would strike a resounding blow of vengeance for [[Clan Coyote]] against a ''[[dezgra]]'' enemy. Coming from a line that is not very well known outside of Clan Coyote, Manfred Hollifield was a credit to his [[Bloodname]] House, as well as to the Clan's eugenics program. + + ==Title and Position== + {{s-start}} + {{s-bef|before= [[Gerek Tchernovkov]]}} + {{s-title|title= Khan of [[Clan Coyote]]|years= 28??-28??}} + {{s-aft|after= ????}} + {{s-end}} + ==References== ==References== <references/> <references/> + + + ==See Also== + *[[Clan Coyote]] + *[[Gerek Tchernovkov]] + *[[Katarina Steele]] + *[[Clan Hell's Horses]] + *[[Eric Amirault]] + *[[Clan Fire Mandrill]] + *[[Kindraa Smythe-Jewel]] + *[[Kindraa Payne]] + *[[Zenos Danforth]] ==Bibliography== ==Bibliography== Line 48:
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| − | == | + | ==Biography== |
As with many Clan personalities throughout history, there are few or no details regarding his life prior to becoming Khan of the Coyotes. As with other Coyote Khans before his time, Khan Hollifield would prove to be quite militarily opportunistic. | As with many Clan personalities throughout history, there are few or no details regarding his life prior to becoming Khan of the Coyotes. As with other Coyote Khans before his time, Khan Hollifield would prove to be quite militarily opportunistic. | ||
===Golden Century Advances and Losses=== | ===Golden Century Advances and Losses=== | ||
| − | Clan Coyote unveiled the [[OmniMech]] [[2854]], ushering in a new era of warfare, and a new round of contention amid the Clans. The Coyotes would field challenges from all comers, winning most every trial. One surprising exception occurred with a crushing victory by Kindraa Smythe-Jewel, a faction of Clan Fire Mandrill some time during the 2860's. After witnessing several other Mandrill Kindraa bid for and lose their Trials over the coveted OmniMech technology, an enterprising but less-than-scrupulous Kindraa Smythe-Jewel commander deliberately delivered a ''[[batchall]]'' for a [[Trial of Possession]], then rearranged his forces in a way that led the Coyotes to believe they were pitted against a less-powerful enemy than they actually were facing.<ref>''Field Manual: Warden Clans'', p. 40, 41 - "Birth of the Titans"</ref><ref name=FM:WCp41>''Field Manual: Warden Clans'', p. 41 - "The Renaissance Spreads"</ref> | + | Clan Coyote unveiled the [[OmniMech]] [[2854]], ushering in a new era of warfare, and a new round of contention amid the Clans. The Coyotes would field challenges from all comers, winning most every trial. One surprising exception occurred with a crushing victory by Kindraa Smythe-Jewel, a faction of Clan Fire Mandrill some time during the 2860's. After witnessing several other Mandrill ''Kindraa'' bid for and lose their Trials over the coveted OmniMech technology, an enterprising but less-than-scrupulous ''Kindraa'' Smythe-Jewel commander deliberately delivered a ''[[batchall]]'' for a [[Trial of Possession]], then rearranged his forces in a way that led the Coyotes to believe they were pitted against a less-powerful enemy than they actually were facing.<ref>''Field Manual: Warden Clans'', p. 40, 41 - "Birth of the Titans"</ref><ref name=FM:WCp41>''Field Manual: Warden Clans'', p. 41 - "The Renaissance Spreads"</ref> |
The Fire Mandrills would gain much from the smoking wreckage of a surprised Coyote force, and not just in salvage. Some reports would claim that the Smythe-Jewel forces won as ''isorla'' the plans for three OmniMech designs, and even two Clan Coyote scientists.<ref>''Field Manual: Crusader Clans'', p. 39 - "Striking Form Solitude"</ref> The Coyotes would immediately lodge a protest with [[ilKhan]] [[Zenos Danforth]] citing the Fire Mandrill's use of "dubious bidding practices". This effort would come to naught, with the Grand Council eventually ruling that the Trial was fair. The Coyotes, who were constantly busy defending challenges for their invention, could do little more about the situation for themselves. Revenge would have to wait.<ref name=FM:WCp41,42/><ref name=ED:GCp9>''Era Digest: Golden Century'', p. 9 - "Bad Blood"</ref> | The Fire Mandrills would gain much from the smoking wreckage of a surprised Coyote force, and not just in salvage. Some reports would claim that the Smythe-Jewel forces won as ''isorla'' the plans for three OmniMech designs, and even two Clan Coyote scientists.<ref>''Field Manual: Crusader Clans'', p. 39 - "Striking Form Solitude"</ref> The Coyotes would immediately lodge a protest with [[ilKhan]] [[Zenos Danforth]] citing the Fire Mandrill's use of "dubious bidding practices". This effort would come to naught, with the Grand Council eventually ruling that the Trial was fair. The Coyotes, who were constantly busy defending challenges for their invention, could do little more about the situation for themselves. Revenge would have to wait.<ref name=FM:WCp41,42/><ref name=ED:GCp9>''Era Digest: Golden Century'', p. 9 - "Bad Blood"</ref> | ||
===Golden Opportunities=== | ===Golden Opportunities=== | ||
| − | Kindraa Smythe-Jewel would strike again in [[2870]], this time against [[Clan Hell's Horses]]. The Horse Khans would call for a [[Trial of Annihilation]] as punishment for their dishonorable actions, actions that had also left a third party - [[Kindraa Payne]] - with a ruined unit due to the deceptive bidding. The [[Grand Council]], and the Coyote Khans included, would vote against the measure. Eventually the Trial would be ruled fair.<ref name=ED:GCp9/><ref name=FM:CCp54,55,56>''Field Manual: Crusader Clans'', p. 54, 55, 56 - "Hell's Fury"</ref> | + | ''Kindraa'' Smythe-Jewel would strike again in [[2870]], this time against [[Clan Hell's Horses]]. The Horse Khans would call for a [[Trial of Annihilation]] as punishment for their dishonorable actions, actions that had also left a third party - [[Kindraa Payne]] - with a ruined unit due to the deceptive bidding. The [[Grand Council]], and the Coyote Khans included, would vote against the measure. Eventually the Trial would be ruled fair.<ref name=ED:GCp9/><ref name=FM:CCp54,55,56>''Field Manual: Crusader Clans'', p. 54, 55, 56 - "Hell's Fury"</ref> |
| − | But at some point in 2870, [[ilKhan]] [[Zenos Danforth]] would die, leaving the office vacated once more.<ref>''Era Digest: Golden Century'', p. 10 - ''Early Clan History: A Comparative Timeline, cont.''</ref> The Clans would largely go back to policing their own trials and affairs, likely seeing little need for an arbiter as the era of OmniMech Trials died down. Khan [[Eric Amirault]] of the Horses would gear up his Clan's [[Beta_Galaxy_(Clan_Hell's_Horses)|Beta Galaxy]] for revenge. But before he could strike, Khan Hollifield of the Coyotes issued a preemptive ''[[batchall]]'' to stop him. The Coyote Khan would relate to their Horse counterparts the story of the Smythe-Jewel's taking of their OmniMech technology years earlier. The two Khans would plan their revenge together over the next two years, under a guise of deteriorating relations between the two Clans. Once Kindraa Smythe-Jewel settled into a more complacent mode, the plan would proceed.<ref name=FM:WCp41,42/><ref name=ED:GCp9/><ref name=FM:CCp54,55,56/> | + | But at some point in 2870, [[ilKhan]] [[Zenos Danforth]] would die, leaving the office vacated once more.<ref>''Era Digest: Golden Century'', p. 10 - ''Early Clan History: A Comparative Timeline, cont.''</ref> The Clans would largely go back to policing their own trials and affairs, likely seeing little need for an arbiter as the era of OmniMech Trials died down. Khan [[Eric Amirault]] of the Horses would gear up his Clan's [[Beta_Galaxy_(Clan_Hell's_Horses)|Beta Galaxy]] for revenge. But before he could strike, Khan Hollifield of the Coyotes issued a preemptive ''[[batchall]]'' to stop him. The Coyote Khan would relate to their Horse counterparts the story of the Smythe-Jewel's taking of their OmniMech technology years earlier. The two Khans would plan their revenge together over the next two years, under a guise of deteriorating relations between the two Clans. Once ''Kindraa'' Smythe-Jewel settled into a more complacent mode, the plan would proceed.<ref name=FM:WCp41,42/><ref name=ED:GCp9/><ref name=FM:CCp54,55,56/> |
===Revenge is Served=== | ===Revenge is Served=== | ||
| − | The opportunity blossomed in [[2872]]. The Coyotes would agree to include their forces in a Hell's Horses ''batchall'' in what would come to be known as a Contract Bid capacity. One day of that year, over the Fire Mandrill world of [[Foster]] in the [[Kerensky Cluster]], the forces of vengeance poured from the sky. Issuing his scathing ''batchall'' in the name of both his Clan and Clan Coyote as they descended to the Smythe-Jewel enclave in order to warn bystanders of the impending punishment, Khan Amirault's forces included the Coyote's [[100th_Assault_(Clan_Coyote)|100th Assault Cluster]] with additional smaller mixed units. Completed by elements of the Hell's Horses [[666th_Mechanized_Assault_(Clan_Hell's_Horses)|666th Mechanized Assault Cluster]] and the [[11th_Mechanized_Cavalry_(Clan_Hell's_Horses)|Eleventh Mechanized Cavalry Cluster]], including a large [[ | + | The opportunity blossomed in [[2872]]. The Coyotes would agree to include their forces in a Hell's Horses ''batchall'' in what would come to be known as a Contract Bid capacity. One day of that year, over the Fire Mandrill world of [[Foster]] in the [[Kerensky Cluster]], the forces of vengeance poured from the sky. Issuing his scathing ''batchall'' in the name of both his Clan and Clan Coyote as they descended to the Smythe-Jewel enclave in order to warn bystanders of the impending punishment, Khan Amirault's forces included the Coyote's [[100th_Assault_(Clan_Coyote)|100th Assault Cluster]] with additional smaller mixed units. Completed by elements of the Hell's Horses [[666th_Mechanized_Assault_(Clan_Hell's_Horses)|666th Mechanized Assault Cluster]] and the [[11th_Mechanized_Cavalry_(Clan_Hell's_Horses)|Eleventh Mechanized Cavalry Cluster]], including a large [[Aerospace Fighter]] accompaniment, his force equaled three [[Cluster|Clusters]] against one Mandrill front line Cluster and three second line Clusters.<ref name=FM:CCp54,55,56/><ref name=FM:CCp39,40>''Field Manual: Crusader Clans'', p. 39, 40 - "Death of a Kindraa"</ref> |
| − | After defeating the Aerospace and naval forces of Kindraa Smythe-Jewel, the landing went on unopposed. The ensuing battle would take 26 hours to complete, but would see a great victory for Clans Coyote and Hell's Horses. When the final Smythe-Jewel survivors attempted to flee, forces of [[Kindraa Payne]] who had approached in order to "secure their borders" intercepted the final units of the doomed Kindraa, destroying or capturing them. So ended the [[Kindraa]] Smythe-Jewel, infamous though they were.<ref name=FM:CCp54,55,56/><ref name=FM:CCp39,40/> | + | After defeating the Aerospace and naval forces of ''Kindraa'' Smythe-Jewel, the landing went on unopposed. The ensuing battle would take 26 hours to complete, but would see a great victory for Clans Coyote and Hell's Horses. When the final Smythe-Jewel survivors attempted to flee, forces of [[Kindraa Payne]] who had approached in order to "secure their borders" intercepted the final units of the doomed ''Kindraa'', destroying or capturing them. So ended the [[Kindraa]] Smythe-Jewel, infamous though they were.<ref name=FM:CCp54,55,56/><ref name=FM:CCp39,40/> |
===Spoils of War=== | ===Spoils of War=== | ||
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==Legacy== | ==Legacy== | ||
Sensing the opportunity of the moment, and taking the chance on sharing a kill with another Clan - this time, the Hell's Horses, and not their perennial allies, [[Clan Wolf]] - Manfred Hollifield would strike a resounding blow of vengeance for [[Clan Coyote]] against a ''[[dezgra]]'' enemy. Coming from a line that is not very well known outside of Clan Coyote, Manfred Hollifield was a credit to his [[Bloodname]] House, as well as to the Clan's eugenics program. | Sensing the opportunity of the moment, and taking the chance on sharing a kill with another Clan - this time, the Hell's Horses, and not their perennial allies, [[Clan Wolf]] - Manfred Hollifield would strike a resounding blow of vengeance for [[Clan Coyote]] against a ''[[dezgra]]'' enemy. Coming from a line that is not very well known outside of Clan Coyote, Manfred Hollifield was a credit to his [[Bloodname]] House, as well as to the Clan's eugenics program. | ||
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| + | {{s-start}} | ||
| + | {{s-bef|before= [[Gerek Tchernovkov]]}} | ||
| + | {{s-title|title= Khan of [[Clan Coyote]]|years= 28??-28??}} | ||
| + | {{s-aft|after= ????}} | ||
| + | {{s-end}} | ||
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==References== | ==References== | ||
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| + | ==See Also== | ||
| + | *[[Clan Coyote]] | ||
| + | *[[Gerek Tchernovkov]] | ||
| + | *[[Katarina Steele]] | ||
| + | *[[Clan Hell's Horses]] | ||
| + | *[[Eric Amirault]] | ||
| + | *[[Clan Fire Mandrill]] | ||
| + | *[[Kindraa Smythe-Jewel]] | ||
| + | *[[Kindraa Payne]] | ||
| + | *[[Zenos Danforth]] | ||
==Bibliography== | ==Bibliography== | ||
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[[Category: Clan Coyote Characters|Hollifield, Manfred]] | [[Category: Clan Coyote Characters|Hollifield, Manfred]] | ||
[[Category: Khans|Hollifield, Manfred]] | [[Category: Khans|Hollifield, Manfred]] | ||