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Line 4: | name = Reinhardt Steiner | name = Reinhardt Steiner | birthdate = [[3032]] | birthdate = [[3032]] − | died = 18 December [[3072]] + | died = December 18, [[3072]] − | othernames = "Ren"<ref name=EGc30>''Endgame'', ch. 30</ref> + | othernames = "Ren"<ref name=EGc30>''Endgame'', Ch. 30</ref> | affiliation = [[House Steiner]] | affiliation = [[House Steiner]] − | rank = [[Leftenant General]] + | profession = [[Leftenant General]] − | title = − | position = − | profession = [[MechWarrior (pilot)|MechWarrior]] | parents = [[Caesar Steiner]] (father) | parents = [[Caesar Steiner]] (father) | siblings = [[Karl Steiner]] | siblings = [[Karl Steiner]] − | spouse = + | spouse = Unknown partner | children = [[Claudia Steiner]]<br/>[[Rüdiger Steiner]]<ref name=TRO3085p109>''Technical Readout: 3085'', p. 109</ref> | children = [[Claudia Steiner]]<br/>[[Rüdiger Steiner]]<ref name=TRO3085p109>''Technical Readout: 3085'', p. 109</ref> }} }} − '''Reinhardt Steiner''' was a [[Lyran Commonwealth]] noble and officer. He led the BattleMech regiment of the [[Tenth Lyran Guards]] through the [[FedCom Civil War]] and much of the [[Jihad]]. + '''Reinhardt Steiner''' was a [[Lyran Commonwealth]] noble and officer. He led the BattleMech regiment of the [[10th Lyran Guards]] through the [[FedCom Civil War]] and much of the [[Jihad]]. ==History== ==History== Line 24:
Line 21: Reinhardt followed Victor into the fighting on [[Tikonov]] in [[3066]], where the unit routed the [[3rd Republican Guards]] and the [[Valexa CMM]]. Once the world was subdued, he joined the Allied leaders in planning the final assault on [[New Avalon]].<ref>''FedCom Civil War (sourcebook)'', pp. 158-159</ref> Reinhardt followed Victor into the fighting on [[Tikonov]] in [[3066]], where the unit routed the [[3rd Republican Guards]] and the [[Valexa CMM]]. Once the world was subdued, he joined the Allied leaders in planning the final assault on [[New Avalon]].<ref>''FedCom Civil War (sourcebook)'', pp. 158-159</ref> − Along with the rest of the 10th, Reinhardt entered the New Avalon system on November 8, 3066.<ref>''FedCom Civil War (sourcebook)'', p. 170</ref> His unit hit the Loyalists hard in the fighting for the world's Brunswick and Rostock continents before moving into Avalon City.<ref>''FedCom Civil War (sourcebook)'', p. 170</ref> Reinhardt fought in the final push into the city alongside Victor, leading the RCT's first battalion into the field personally.<ref name=EGc30/> + Along with the rest of the 10th, Reinhardt entered the New Avalon system on November 8, 3066.<ref>''FedCom Civil War (sourcebook)'', p. 170</ref> His unit hit the Loyalists hard in the fighting for the world's Brunswick and Rostock continents before moving into Avalon City.<ref>''FedCom Civil War (sourcebook)'', p. 170</ref> Reinhardt fought in the final push into the city alongside Victor, leading the RCT's first battalion into the field personally.<ref name=EGc30>''Endgame'', Ch. 30</ref> ===Jihad=== ===Jihad=== − Reinhardt and the 10th stayed on station on New Avalon following the end of the Civil War, feeling that they had failed [[Yvonne Steiner-Davion]] in allowing her to be deposed.<ref>''Field Manual: Updates'' p. 170</ref> He and his unit were therefore on the planet when the [[Word of Blake]] attacked at the start of the [[Jihad]]. Reinhardt was deep in the fighting, and by 3072 his reputation had grown so large that technician [[Robert Doucette]] expressed a desire to meet him, saying that "from all the stories around here, you'd swear he had single-handedly choked the Falcons and sent them running home to Kerensky." <ref name=isle_blessed_30720830>''BattleCorps: INN Newscast (Isle of the Blessed section), news item published [30/08/3072] "Tech Journal Doucette: 3 August 3072"''</ref> + Reinhardt and the 10th stayed on station on New Avalon following the end of the Civil War, feeling that they had failed [[Yvonne Steiner-Davion]] in allowing her to be deposed.<ref>''Field Manual: Updates'' p. 170</ref> He and his unit were therefore on the planet when the [[Word of Blake]] attacked at the start of the [[Jihad]]. Reinhardt was deep in the fighting, and by 3072 his reputation had grown so large that technician [[Robert Doucette]] expressed a desire to meet him, saying that "from all the stories around here, you'd swear he had single-handedly choked the Falcons and sent them running home to Kerensky." Unfortunately, Reinhardt's fighting skills were not quite on that level, as he was killed in a Blakist ambush on December 18, 3072. Though he was killed by a ''[[Wyvern]]'' punch to the cockpit, rumors rapidly began circulating that he fought a massive last stand not unlike [[Aidan Pryde]], where he took down four enemy 'Mechs with nothing but his [[small laser]].<ref>''Isle of the Blessed'', Robert Doucette</ref> Unfortunately, Reinhardt's fighting skills were not quite on that level, as he was killed in a Blakist ambush on December 18, 3072. Though he was killed by a ''[[Wyvern]]'' punch to the cockpit, rumors rapidly began circulating that he fought a massive last stand not unlike [[Aidan Pryde]], where he took down four enemy 'Mechs with nothing but his [[small laser]].<ref>''Isle of the Blessed'', Robert Doucette</ref> ==BattleMechs== ==BattleMechs== − Reinhardt piloted a captured Clan ''[[Masakari]]'' during the civil war. He typically used it in the C configuration.<ref name=EGc14>''Endgame'', ch. 14</ref> + Reinhardt piloted a captured Clan ''[[Masakari]]'' during the civil war. He typically used it in the C configuration.<ref name=EGc14>''Endgame'', Ch. 14</ref> ==Legacy== ==Legacy== − Reinhardt's fame was enough to propel his son [[Rüdiger Steiner|Rüdiger]] to notoriety, prior to Rüdiger's dramatic rescue of his sister.<ref name=TRO3085p109></ref> Reinhardt's daughter [[Claudia Steiner|Claudia]], who inherited the planet [[Furillo]], was recognized as a Grand Duchess<ref name=FR:LAAFp18>''Field Report: LAAF'', p. 18</ref>, a title reserved for the most influential and noteworthy families in the Commonwealth.<ref name=HBHS>''Handbook: House Steiner'', p. 96</ref> + Reinhardt's fame was enough to propel his son [[Rüdiger Steiner|Rüdiger]] to notoriety, prior to Rudiger's dramatic rescue of his sister.<ref name=TRO3085p109></ref> Reinhardt's daughter [[Claudia Steiner|Claudia]], who inherited the planet [[Furillo]], was recognized as a Grand Duchess<ref name=FR:LAAFp18>''Field Report: LAAF'', p. 18</ref>, a title reserved for the most influential and noteworthy families in the Commonwealth.<ref name=HBHS>''Handbook: House Steiner'', p. 96</ref> ==Notes== ==Notes== − * In ''[[Field Manual: Lyran Alliance]]'' and the novel ''[[Endgame]]'', Reinhardt is called "Reinhart".<ref name=FMLAp78>''Field Manual: Lyran Alliance'', p. 78, "Tenth Lyran Guards Unit Profile"</ref>+ In [[Field Manual: Lyran Alliance]] and the novel [[Endgame]] Reinhardt is called ''Reinhart''.<ref name=FMLA-78>''Field Manual: Lyran Alliance'', p. 78, "Tenth Lyran Guards Unit Profile"</ref> ==References== ==References== Line 44:
Line 41: ==Bibliography== ==Bibliography== − * ''[[List of Isle of the Blessed articles#Tech Journal Doucette: 3 August 3072|BattleCorps Isle of the Blessed: "Tech Journal Doucette: 3 August 3072"]]'' * ''[[Endgame]]'' (novel) * ''[[Endgame]]'' (novel) − * ''[[FedCom Civil War (sourcebook)|FedCom Civil War]]'' + * ''[[FedCom Civil War (Sourcebook)]]'' + * ''[[Technical Readout: 3085]]'' + * ''[[Blood of the Isle]] + * ''[[Handbook: House Steiner]]'' * ''[[Field Report: LAAF]]'' * ''[[Field Report: LAAF]]'' − * ''[[Handbook: House Steiner]]'' − * ''[[Isle of the Blessed]] − * ''[[Technical Readout: 3085]]'' [[Category:Lyran Commonwealth Characters|Steiner, Reinhardt]] [[Category:Lyran Commonwealth Characters|Steiner, Reinhardt]]
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| name = Reinhardt Steiner | | name = Reinhardt Steiner | ||
| birthdate = [[3032]] | | birthdate = [[3032]] | ||
| − | | died = 18 | + | | died = December 18, [[3072]] |
| − | | othernames = "Ren"<ref name=EGc30>''Endgame'', | + | | othernames = "Ren"<ref name=EGc30>''Endgame'', Ch. 30</ref> |
| affiliation = [[House Steiner]] | | affiliation = [[House Steiner]] | ||
| − | | | + | | profession = [[Leftenant General]] |
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| parents = [[Caesar Steiner]] (father) | | parents = [[Caesar Steiner]] (father) | ||
| siblings = [[Karl Steiner]] | | siblings = [[Karl Steiner]] | ||
| − | | spouse = | + | | spouse = Unknown partner |
| children = [[Claudia Steiner]]<br/>[[Rüdiger Steiner]]<ref name=TRO3085p109>''Technical Readout: 3085'', p. 109</ref> | | children = [[Claudia Steiner]]<br/>[[Rüdiger Steiner]]<ref name=TRO3085p109>''Technical Readout: 3085'', p. 109</ref> | ||
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| − | '''Reinhardt Steiner''' was a [[Lyran Commonwealth]] noble and officer. He led the BattleMech regiment of the [[ | + | '''Reinhardt Steiner''' was a [[Lyran Commonwealth]] noble and officer. He led the BattleMech regiment of the [[10th Lyran Guards]] through the [[FedCom Civil War]] and much of the [[Jihad]]. |
==History== | ==History== | ||
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Reinhardt followed Victor into the fighting on [[Tikonov]] in [[3066]], where the unit routed the [[3rd Republican Guards]] and the [[Valexa CMM]]. Once the world was subdued, he joined the Allied leaders in planning the final assault on [[New Avalon]].<ref>''FedCom Civil War (sourcebook)'', pp. 158-159</ref> | Reinhardt followed Victor into the fighting on [[Tikonov]] in [[3066]], where the unit routed the [[3rd Republican Guards]] and the [[Valexa CMM]]. Once the world was subdued, he joined the Allied leaders in planning the final assault on [[New Avalon]].<ref>''FedCom Civil War (sourcebook)'', pp. 158-159</ref> | ||
| − | Along with the rest of the 10th, Reinhardt entered the New Avalon system on November 8, 3066.<ref>''FedCom Civil War (sourcebook)'', p. 170</ref> His unit hit the Loyalists hard in the fighting for the world's Brunswick and Rostock continents before moving into Avalon City.<ref>''FedCom Civil War (sourcebook)'', p. 170</ref> Reinhardt fought in the final push into the city alongside Victor, leading the RCT's first battalion into the field personally.<ref name=EGc30/> | + | Along with the rest of the 10th, Reinhardt entered the New Avalon system on November 8, 3066.<ref>''FedCom Civil War (sourcebook)'', p. 170</ref> His unit hit the Loyalists hard in the fighting for the world's Brunswick and Rostock continents before moving into Avalon City.<ref>''FedCom Civil War (sourcebook)'', p. 170</ref> Reinhardt fought in the final push into the city alongside Victor, leading the RCT's first battalion into the field personally.<ref name=EGc30>''Endgame'', Ch. 30</ref> |
===Jihad=== | ===Jihad=== | ||
| − | Reinhardt and the 10th stayed on station on New Avalon following the end of the Civil War, feeling that they had failed [[Yvonne Steiner-Davion]] in allowing her to be deposed.<ref>''Field Manual: Updates'' p. 170</ref> He and his unit were therefore on the planet when the [[Word of Blake]] attacked at the start of the [[Jihad]]. Reinhardt was deep in the fighting, and by 3072 his reputation had grown so large that technician [[Robert Doucette]] expressed a desire to meet him, saying that "from all the stories around here, you'd swear he had single-handedly choked the Falcons and sent them running home to Kerensky." | + | Reinhardt and the 10th stayed on station on New Avalon following the end of the Civil War, feeling that they had failed [[Yvonne Steiner-Davion]] in allowing her to be deposed.<ref>''Field Manual: Updates'' p. 170</ref> He and his unit were therefore on the planet when the [[Word of Blake]] attacked at the start of the [[Jihad]]. Reinhardt was deep in the fighting, and by 3072 his reputation had grown so large that technician [[Robert Doucette]] expressed a desire to meet him, saying that "from all the stories around here, you'd swear he had single-handedly choked the Falcons and sent them running home to Kerensky." |
Unfortunately, Reinhardt's fighting skills were not quite on that level, as he was killed in a Blakist ambush on December 18, 3072. Though he was killed by a ''[[Wyvern]]'' punch to the cockpit, rumors rapidly began circulating that he fought a massive last stand not unlike [[Aidan Pryde]], where he took down four enemy 'Mechs with nothing but his [[small laser]].<ref>''Isle of the Blessed'', Robert Doucette</ref> | Unfortunately, Reinhardt's fighting skills were not quite on that level, as he was killed in a Blakist ambush on December 18, 3072. Though he was killed by a ''[[Wyvern]]'' punch to the cockpit, rumors rapidly began circulating that he fought a massive last stand not unlike [[Aidan Pryde]], where he took down four enemy 'Mechs with nothing but his [[small laser]].<ref>''Isle of the Blessed'', Robert Doucette</ref> | ||
==BattleMechs== | ==BattleMechs== | ||
| − | Reinhardt piloted a captured Clan ''[[Masakari]]'' during the civil war. He typically used it in the C configuration.<ref name=EGc14>''Endgame'', | + | Reinhardt piloted a captured Clan ''[[Masakari]]'' during the civil war. He typically used it in the C configuration.<ref name=EGc14>''Endgame'', Ch. 14</ref> |
==Legacy== | ==Legacy== | ||
| − | Reinhardt's fame was enough to propel his son [[Rüdiger Steiner|Rüdiger]] to notoriety, prior to | + | Reinhardt's fame was enough to propel his son [[Rüdiger Steiner|Rüdiger]] to notoriety, prior to Rudiger's dramatic rescue of his sister.<ref name=TRO3085p109></ref> Reinhardt's daughter [[Claudia Steiner|Claudia]], who inherited the planet [[Furillo]], was recognized as a Grand Duchess<ref name=FR:LAAFp18>''Field Report: LAAF'', p. 18</ref>, a title reserved for the most influential and noteworthy families in the Commonwealth.<ref name=HBHS>''Handbook: House Steiner'', p. 96</ref> |
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
| − | + | In [[Field Manual: Lyran Alliance]] and the novel [[Endgame]] Reinhardt is called ''Reinhart''.<ref name=FMLA-78>''Field Manual: Lyran Alliance'', p. 78, "Tenth Lyran Guards Unit Profile"</ref> | |
==References== | ==References== | ||
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==Bibliography== | ==Bibliography== | ||
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* ''[[Endgame]]'' (novel) | * ''[[Endgame]]'' (novel) | ||
| − | * ''[[FedCom Civil War ( | + | * ''[[FedCom Civil War (Sourcebook)]]'' |
| + | * ''[[Technical Readout: 3085]]'' | ||
| + | * ''[[Blood of the Isle]] | ||
| + | * ''[[Handbook: House Steiner]]'' | ||
* ''[[Field Report: LAAF]]'' | * ''[[Field Report: LAAF]]'' | ||
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[[Category:Lyran Commonwealth Characters|Steiner, Reinhardt]] | [[Category:Lyran Commonwealth Characters|Steiner, Reinhardt]] | ||