Difference between revisions of "Newgrange (Individual Union-class DropShip)"

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The '''''Newgrange''''' was a ''[[Union]]''-class [[DropShip]] officially operated as a civilian merchant transport craft, the craft was destroyed in [[3025]] on the moon [[Anvelt]] after being suspected by the local rulers of actually being a disguised [[Taurian Concordat]] military ship smuggling weapons.<ref name=BTVG>"BattleTech Video Game"</ref>
 
The '''''Newgrange''''' was a ''[[Union]]''-class [[DropShip]] officially operated as a civilian merchant transport craft, the craft was destroyed in [[3025]] on the moon [[Anvelt]] after being suspected by the local rulers of actually being a disguised [[Taurian Concordat]] military ship smuggling weapons.<ref name=BTVG>"BattleTech Video Game"</ref>
  
there is also likely that the ships Captain was the son of [[Commodore#Taurian Defense Force|Commodore]] [[Samuel Ostergaard]]<ref name=BTVG/>
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The ship was captained by the son of [[Commodore#Taurian Defense Force|Commodore]] [[Samuel Ostergaard]]<ref name=BTVG/>
  
 
==Destruction==
 
==Destruction==

Revision as of 20:13, 11 January 2020


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History

Anvelt

The Newgrange was a Union-class DropShip officially operated as a civilian merchant transport craft, the craft was destroyed in 3025 on the moon Anvelt after being suspected by the local rulers of actually being a disguised Taurian Concordat military ship smuggling weapons.[1]

The ship was captained by the son of Commodore Samuel Ostergaard[1]

Destruction

When Kamea ordered the Captain of the Newgrange to surrender, he refused. This would prompt Kamea to order her mercenaries to fire on the fuel cells near the dropship and destroy it completely.

Canonicity

The Newgrange has so far only appeared in the BattleTech (Video Game) by Harebrained Schemes LLC. This source does not meet the current criteria for Canon, and is thus treated as apocryphal at this time.

Incumbent Line Developer Randall N. Bills explicitly stated that it was the intention for this particular game's storyline to be fully canonical. That means that if and when the finished game is released, any information it contains about the Newgrange will likely be declared canonical.

References

  1. 1.0 1.1 "BattleTech Video Game"

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