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| − | '''Peter Armstrong''' was a [[Federated Suns]]-affiliated [[MechWarrior (pilot)|MechWarrior]] and arena fighter on [[Solaris VII]], and a member of [[Philip Capet]]'s "Capellan Mafia" group. | + | '''Peter Armstrong''' was a [[Federated Suns]]-affiliated [[MechWarrior (pilot)|MechWarrior]] and arena fighter on [[Solaris VII]], and a member of [[Philip Capet]]'s "Capellan Mafia" group. Following the retirement of legendary champion [[Gray Noton]] after [[3022]], Armstrong—like Capet, [[Hans Moder]], and [[Billy Wolfson]]—was considered a "major competitor" for the title.<ref>''Solaris VII Player's Handbook'', p. 13</ref> |
| − | + | However, Armstrong was defeated in an arena duel set in [[The Factory]] against [[Justin Allard]] on 20 March [[3027]]. It turned out that Armstrong did not survive the destruction of his 'Mech (a ''[[Griffin]]'' he called ''Ares'').<ref name=EG22>''Warrior: En Garde'', chapter 22</ref> | |
Despite his loyalty to House Davion, [[MIIO]] head [[Quintus Allard]] felt that Armstrong had been a "problematic" character (like all six Davion-affiliated gladiator MechWarriors Justin Xiang Allard had killed by that time, including [[Billy Wolfson]]) and was happy to be rid of him, implying Armstrong was either a criminal, a troublemaker or otherwise a liability to House Davion.<ref>''Warrior: En Garde'', chapter 36</ref> | Despite his loyalty to House Davion, [[MIIO]] head [[Quintus Allard]] felt that Armstrong had been a "problematic" character (like all six Davion-affiliated gladiator MechWarriors Justin Xiang Allard had killed by that time, including [[Billy Wolfson]]) and was happy to be rid of him, implying Armstrong was either a criminal, a troublemaker or otherwise a liability to House Davion.<ref>''Warrior: En Garde'', chapter 36</ref> | ||
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==Bibliography== | ==Bibliography== | ||
*''[[Blood Legacy]]'' | *''[[Blood Legacy]]'' | ||
| + | * ''[[Solaris VII: The Game World]]'' (boxed set), Player's Handbook | ||
*''[[Warrior: En Garde]]'' | *''[[Warrior: En Garde]]'' | ||
[[Category:Solaris VII Characters|Armstrong, Peter]] | [[Category:Solaris VII Characters|Armstrong, Peter]] | ||
Revision as of 06:54, 19 December 2017
Peter Armstrong | |
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| Died | 20 March 3027 |
| Affiliation | House Davion |
| Profile | |
| Profession | MechWarrior Arena fighter |
| Family | |
| Children | Deirdre Lear |
Peter Armstrong was a Federated Suns-affiliated MechWarrior and arena fighter on Solaris VII, and a member of Philip Capet's "Capellan Mafia" group. Following the retirement of legendary champion Gray Noton after 3022, Armstrong—like Capet, Hans Moder, and Billy Wolfson—was considered a "major competitor" for the title.[1]
However, Armstrong was defeated in an arena duel set in The Factory against Justin Allard on 20 March 3027. It turned out that Armstrong did not survive the destruction of his 'Mech (a Griffin he called Ares).[2]
Despite his loyalty to House Davion, MIIO head Quintus Allard felt that Armstrong had been a "problematic" character (like all six Davion-affiliated gladiator MechWarriors Justin Xiang Allard had killed by that time, including Billy Wolfson) and was happy to be rid of him, implying Armstrong was either a criminal, a troublemaker or otherwise a liability to House Davion.[3]
Peter Armstrong had a wife and a daughter. His wife remarried to a surgeon named Roy Lear, and Armstrong's daughter was adopted though she initially refused to change her name as she idolized her father (as well as Philip Capet and Billy Wolfson) as martyrs. When Justin Allard was later revealed as a double agent and hero, his opponents including Armstrong were denounced traitors and she changed her name to Deirdre Lear.[4] She would later meet and eventually marry Justin Allard's son, Kai Allard-Liao, despite initially hating him because his father had killed hers.
Armstrong's 'Mech (Ares) was apparently a standard GRF-1N model; its armament is explicitly described as a PPC in the right arm and a LRM launcher on the right shoulder.[2]
References
Bibliography
- Blood Legacy
- Solaris VII: The Game World (boxed set), Player's Handbook
- Warrior: En Garde