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A Hungarian edition, translated by Zaránd Fruzsina, was published by [[Delta Vision]] in 2003 as ''A hatlom romaji''.<ref> Beholder Product Page for ''A hatlom romaji'', [http://beholder.hu/?m=bolt&cikk=5007 http://beholder.hu/?m=bolt&cikk=5007]</ref> | A Hungarian edition, translated by Zaránd Fruzsina, was published by [[Delta Vision]] in 2003 as ''A hatlom romaji''.<ref> Beholder Product Page for ''A hatlom romaji'', [http://beholder.hu/?m=bolt&cikk=5007 http://beholder.hu/?m=bolt&cikk=5007]</ref> | ||
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Image:The Ruins of Power (2021 cover).jpg|2021 cover. Art by [[Tan Ho Sim]]. | Image:The Ruins of Power (2021 cover).jpg|2021 cover. Art by [[Tan Ho Sim]]. | ||
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Image:A hatlom romaji - 2003.jpg|2003 Hungarian edition. | Image:A hatlom romaji - 2003.jpg|2003 Hungarian edition. | ||
Image:SpanishBattletech-Las_ruinas_del_poder.jpg|2004 Spanish edition. | Image:SpanishBattletech-Las_ruinas_del_poder.jpg|2004 Spanish edition. | ||
Revision as of 14:34, 18 June 2022
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| The Ruins of Power | |
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| Product information | |
| Type | Novel |
| Author | Robert E. Vardeman |
| Pages | 295 |
| Cover Artwork | Ray Lundgren |
| Publication information | |
| Publisher | Roc Books |
| First published | 1 April 2003 |
| ISBN-10 | 0451459288 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-0451459282 |
| Content | |
| Era | Dark Age era |
| Timeline | 3 April - 12 May 3133 |
| Series | MechWarrior: Dark Age Novels |
| Preceded by | A Call to Arms |
| Followed by | A Silence in the Heavens (The Proving Grounds trilogy) |
The Ruins of Power, by Robert E. Vardeman, is the third novel in the MechWarrior: Dark Age series. It was first published in April 2003 by Roc Books and was later republished in April 2021 by Catalyst Game Labs as a BattleTech Legends title.
Contents
From the back cover
| “ | The destruction of the interplanetary communications net has isolated planets across The Republic of the Sphere. On the world of Mirach, a widening schism in the military between those who would remain loyal to The Republic and those who would break away threatens the peace and prosperity that have lasted for generations...
Once a formidable MechWarrior, Mirach governor Sergio Ortega now believes that diplomacy will win the day. His sons, Dale and Austin, are also stalwarts of The Republic and aspiring MechWarriors. Against growing civil unrest, they urge a military show of force before events spiral out of control. But Mirach has no military equipment up to BattleMech status. And the pacifistic governor is slashing military spending. Marta Kinsolving's Mirach Business Association has been converting IndustrialMechs into fighting machines. After putting down a civil uprising, MBA could field a force in the imminent civil war and split Mirach three ways. Although Austin believes that Marta may be complicit in murder, she may turn out to be the strongest ally the Ortegas have when open warfare erupts. |
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Plot Summary
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Featured characters
- Governor Sergio Ortega
- Baronet Austin Ortega
- Baronet Dale Ortega
- Marta Kinsolving
- Lady Elora Rimonova
- Envoy Jarome Parsons
- Lady Galina Stepanova (mentioned)
Featured worlds
Featured units
Featured BattleTech
'Mechs
- Atlas
- Centurion
- Enforcer III
- converted AgroMech
- converted MiningMech
Combat Vehicles
- Behemoth II (Combat Vehicle)
- Condor
- JES Tactical Missile Carrier
- Mobile HQ
- unspecified APC
- unspecified VTOL
Battle Armor
DropShips
- unspecified DropShips
Foreign-Language Editions
German
A German edition, translated by Reinhold H. Mai, was published by Heyne in 2004 as Ruinen der Macht (ISBN 9783453879003).[1]
Hungarian
A Hungarian edition, translated by Zaránd Fruzsina, was published by Delta Vision in 2003 as A hatlom romaji.[2]
Spanish
A Spanish edition, translated by Ángel Martínez, was published by Devir in 2004 as Las ruinas del poder.
Covers
Original 2003 cover. Art by Ray Lundgren.
2021 cover. Art by Tan Ho Sim.
2004 German edition. Art by Franz Vohwinkel.
2003 Hungarian edition.
2004 Spanish edition.
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References
- ↑ Deutsche Nationalbibliothek Catalog, https://d-nb.info/969708092
- ↑ Beholder Product Page for A hatlom romaji, http://beholder.hu/?m=bolt&cikk=5007