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| − | '''Shrapnel''' (subtitle: '''The Official BattleTech Magazine''') is a digital-only magazine dedicated to the [[BattleTech]] franchise | + | '''Shrapnel''' (subtitle: '''The Official BattleTech Magazine''') is a digital-only magazine dedicated to the [[BattleTech]] franchise, intended as a spiritual successor to both the older [[BattleTechnology]] print magazine and the shuttered subscription-based [[BattleCorps]] fiction website, among others. The first issue was released in May 2020. |
==Canonicity== | ==Canonicity== | ||
| − | ''Shrapnel'' was explicitly stated to be fully [[canon]]ical for the | + | ''Shrapnel'' was explicitly stated to be fully [[canon]]ical for the BattleTech universe. This is a notable exception from the current definition of Canon for BattleTech, which states that magazines are not counted among the canon sources by default (overridden in this case through explicitly declaring the publication canonical). |
==Issue 1== | ==Issue 1== | ||
Revision as of 18:01, 28 May 2020
- This article is about the digital BattleTech magazine. For the 1988 BattleTech print anthology, see Shrapnel.
| Shrapnel The Official BattleTech Magazine | |
|---|---|
| Product information | |
| Type | Magazine |
| Development | Editor: Philip A. Lee |
| Primary writing | Various contributors |
| Cover Artwork | Various artists |
| Illustrations | Various artists |
| Publication information | |
| Publisher | Catalyst Game Labs |
| First published | 2020 - |
| Content | |
Shrapnel (subtitle: The Official BattleTech Magazine) is a digital-only magazine dedicated to the BattleTech franchise, intended as a spiritual successor to both the older BattleTechnology print magazine and the shuttered subscription-based BattleCorps fiction website, among others. The first issue was released in May 2020.
Canonicity
Shrapnel was explicitly stated to be fully canonical for the BattleTech universe. This is a notable exception from the current definition of Canon for BattleTech, which states that magazines are not counted among the canon sources by default (overridden in this case through explicitly declaring the publication canonical).
Issue 1
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Contents
- Grimm Sentence (by Chris Hussey)
- Secrets of the Sphere: The Cameron Question
- The Flames of Idlewind ( by Blaine Lee Pardoe)
- Forgotten Heroes
- Airs Above Ground (by Jason Hansa)
- Sniper Rifles
- Yesterday's Enemy (by Lance Scarinci
- Missing Duke
- If Auld Aquaintance be Forgotten... (by Michael A. Stackpole)
- part 1 of 4
- Unit Digest: Eridani Light Horse 11th Recon Battalion
- Tales from the Cracked Canopy: Blind Arrogance (by Craig A. Reed, Jr.)
- Mother of Resistance
- Chaos campaign scebario
- Wars and Rumors (by Kevin Killiany