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==Biography==
 
==Biography==
 
===High Office===
 
===High Office===
When [[Elias Crichell]] was appointed senior [[Khan]] of the Jade Falcons in [[3048]], [[Galaxy Commander]] Timur Malthus was installed as his successor to the post of saKhan, as well as being given command of the Jade Falcon Galaxy.<ref>''Jade Falcon Sourcebook'' p. 20 - Elevation of Timur Malthus to saKhan</ref>
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When [[Elias Crichell]] was appointed senior [[Khan]] of the Jade Falcons in [[3048]], [[Galaxy Commander]] Timur Malthus was installed as his successor to the post of saKhan, as well as being given command of the Jade Falcon Galaxy.<ref>''Jade Falcon Sourcebook'', p. 20 - Elevation of Timur Malthus to saKhan</ref>
  
 
===The Disgrace of Twycross===
 
===The Disgrace of Twycross===
When [[Star Colonel]] [[Adler Malthus]] and his [[Falcon Guards]] were wiped out on [[Twycross]] by the actions of a single Inner Sphere MechWarrior<ref name=LH266-269-1>''Lethal Heritage'', pp. 266-269, Kai Allard-Liao challenges and destroys the Falcon Guards</ref>, the shame came to taint the entire Malthus genetic line. Political rivals of the Malthus [[Bloodname]] used the incident to force Timur Malthus to resign his position.<ref>''Jade Falcon Sourcebook'' p. 28 - Fallout from the Battle for Twycross</ref>
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When [[Star Colonel]] [[Adler Malthus]] and his [[Falcon Guards]] were wiped out on [[Twycross]] by the actions of a single Inner Sphere MechWarrior<ref name=LH266-269-1>''Lethal Heritage'', pp. 266-269, Kai Allard-Liao challenges and destroys the Falcon Guards</ref>, the shame came to taint the entire Malthus genetic line. Political rivals of the Malthus [[Bloodname]] used the incident to force Timur Malthus to resign his position.<ref>''Jade Falcon Sourcebook'', p. 28 - Fallout from the Battle for Twycross</ref>
Elias Crichell wasted no time in replacing Timur with [[Vandervahn Chistu]].<ref>''Jade Falcon Sourcebook'' p. 29</ref>
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Elias Crichell wasted no time in replacing Timur with [[Vandervahn Chistu]].<ref>''Jade Falcon Sourcebook'', p. 29</ref>
  
 
===Homeworld Period===
 
===Homeworld Period===
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==Return to the Inner Sphere==
 
==Return to the Inner Sphere==
 
Timur's command saw only sporadic combat over the years, but had been reorganized to better guard theClan's homeworld possessions, notably on the old Jaguar capital of [[Huntress]]. Khan Pryde appointed Malthus her official proxy on Clan councils, making him a de facto second SaKhan.  
 
Timur's command saw only sporadic combat over the years, but had been reorganized to better guard theClan's homeworld possessions, notably on the old Jaguar capital of [[Huntress]]. Khan Pryde appointed Malthus her official proxy on Clan councils, making him a de facto second SaKhan.  
In 3064, Sigma Galaxy had been moved to the Inner Sphere, taking part in that year invasion to the Lyran Commonwealth, with Timur at his command. However, in planet [[Melissia]] he must face the Lyran counterattack, [[Operation Audacity]], more specifically, the attack of [[Clan Wolf-in-Exile]] forces, lead by [[Phelan Kell]]. In the battle, Malthus was bidding higger than usual, determined to destroy the Wolves.  
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In 3064, Sigma Galaxy had been moved to the Inner Sphere, taking part in that year invasion to the Lyran Commonwealth, with Timur at his command. However, in planet [[Melissia]] he must face the Lyran counterattack, [[Operation Audacity]], more specifically, the attack of [[Clan Wolf-in-Exile]] forces, lead by [[Phelan Kell]]. During the battle, Malthus bid higher than usual, determined to destroy the Wolves.  
Malthus used a trick, hiding part of his forces under a river's waters, to surround Kell's forces, but this one had surrounded him first, and forced Timur to concede the trial, leaving the planet again in Lyran hands.<ref>''Operation Audacity'' p. 224</ref>
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Malthus used a trick, hiding part of his forces under a river's waters, to surround Kell's forces, but this one had surrounded him first, and forced Timur to concede the trial, leaving the planet again in Lyran hands.<ref>''Operation Audacity'', p. 224</ref>
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==Wars of Reaving==
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Sigma Galaxy was destroyed during the [[Wars of Reaving]]. Although Timur's fate is not specifically mentioned, only a binary of warriors from the [[1st Falcon Dragoons (Clan Jade Falcon)|First Falcon Dragoons]] are noted as having been taken as bondsmen.<ref name=WoR47>''Wars of Reaving'', p. 47</ref>
  
 
==Titles and Positions==
 
==Titles and Positions==
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==Bibliography==
 
==Bibliography==
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* ''[[Field Manual: Crusader Clans]]''
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* ''[[Field Manual: Updates]]''
 
* ''[[Jade Falcon Sourcebook]]''
 
* ''[[Jade Falcon Sourcebook]]''
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* ''[[Lethal Heritage]]''
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* ''[[Operation Audacity]]''
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* ''[[The Wars of Reaving]]''
  
 
[[Category: Clan Jade Falcon Characters|Malthus, Timur]]
 
[[Category: Clan Jade Falcon Characters|Malthus, Timur]]

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Timur Malthus
Personal
AffiliationClan Jade Falcon
Profile
ProfessionSaKhan

Timur Malthus was briefly saKhan of Clan Jade Falcon during the opening stages of Operation Revival.

Biography

High Office

When Elias Crichell was appointed senior Khan of the Jade Falcons in 3048, Galaxy Commander Timur Malthus was installed as his successor to the post of saKhan, as well as being given command of the Jade Falcon Galaxy.[1]

The Disgrace of Twycross

When Star Colonel Adler Malthus and his Falcon Guards were wiped out on Twycross by the actions of a single Inner Sphere MechWarrior[2], the shame came to taint the entire Malthus genetic line. Political rivals of the Malthus Bloodname used the incident to force Timur Malthus to resign his position.[3] Elias Crichell wasted no time in replacing Timur with Vandervahn Chistu.[4]

Homeworld Period

After his disgrace and losing his rank, he retook his rank as Galaxy Commander in Sigma Galaxy[5], a post he kept at least until 3067, when he was also officially appointed as Khan Marthe Pryde's Homeworld deputy.[6]

Return to the Inner Sphere

Timur's command saw only sporadic combat over the years, but had been reorganized to better guard theClan's homeworld possessions, notably on the old Jaguar capital of Huntress. Khan Pryde appointed Malthus her official proxy on Clan councils, making him a de facto second SaKhan. In 3064, Sigma Galaxy had been moved to the Inner Sphere, taking part in that year invasion to the Lyran Commonwealth, with Timur at his command. However, in planet Melissia he must face the Lyran counterattack, Operation Audacity, more specifically, the attack of Clan Wolf-in-Exile forces, lead by Phelan Kell. During the battle, Malthus bid higher than usual, determined to destroy the Wolves. Malthus used a trick, hiding part of his forces under a river's waters, to surround Kell's forces, but this one had surrounded him first, and forced Timur to concede the trial, leaving the planet again in Lyran hands.[7]

Wars of Reaving

Sigma Galaxy was destroyed during the Wars of Reaving. Although Timur's fate is not specifically mentioned, only a binary of warriors from the First Falcon Dragoons are noted as having been taken as bondsmen.[8]

Titles and Positions

Preceded by saKhan of Clan Jade Falcon
30483050
Succeeded by

Rules

While Timur Malthus is in command all Falcon units ignore enemy initiative bonuses.[9]

References

  1. Jade Falcon Sourcebook, p. 20 - Elevation of Timur Malthus to saKhan
  2. Lethal Heritage, pp. 266-269, Kai Allard-Liao challenges and destroys the Falcon Guards
  3. Jade Falcon Sourcebook, p. 28 - Fallout from the Battle for Twycross
  4. Jade Falcon Sourcebook, p. 29
  5. Field Manual: Crusader Clans, p. 108, "Sigma Galaxy"
  6. Field Manual: Updates, p. 49
  7. Operation Audacity, p. 224
  8. Wars of Reaving, p. 47
  9. Field Manual: Crusader Clans, p. 179

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