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List Of BattleTech Novels - MechWarrior: Dark Age Novels
... Republic doom it instead? Meanwhile, Julian Davion, stripped of his position as Prince's Champion, leads a multinational force against the Senatorial rebellion and Caleb Davion assumes control of ... Trillian Steiner(-Davion) attempts to guide this campaign, pushing her loyalty and skills to the test for her Great House ... Steiner Invasion of FWL Space (3136-3138) To Ride the Chimera Kevin Killiany February 2008 ISBN 978-0-451-46194-0 A MechWarrior without peer, Thaddeus Marik has become the figurehead for a new community ...
... Republic doom it instead? Meanwhile, Julian Davion, stripped of his position as Prince's Champion, leads a multinational force against the Senatorial rebellion and Caleb Davion assumes control of ... Trillian Steiner(-Davion) attempts to guide this campaign, pushing her loyalty and skills to the test for her Great House ... Steiner Invasion of FWL Space (3136-3138) To Ride the Chimera Kevin Killiany February 2008 ISBN 978-0-451-46194-0 A MechWarrior without peer, Thaddeus Marik has become the figurehead for a new community ...
List Of BattleTech Characters - Inner Sphere - Galen Cox (Jerrard Cranston)
... Originally a Lyran officer in the 12th Donegal Guards, Cox became Victor Steiner-Davion's Adjutant and close personal friend ... Champion by Victor upon First Prince Hanse Davion's death in 3052 ... On April 16, 3056, on Solaris VII, Katherine Steiner-Davion told him that the next time he saw her brother Victor, he should ask him for her hand in marriage ...
... Originally a Lyran officer in the 12th Donegal Guards, Cox became Victor Steiner-Davion's Adjutant and close personal friend ... Champion by Victor upon First Prince Hanse Davion's death in 3052 ... On April 16, 3056, on Solaris VII, Katherine Steiner-Davion told him that the next time he saw her brother Victor, he should ask him for her hand in marriage ...
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