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Line 13: | children = | children = }} }} − Sister of [[Gregori Hartford]], '''Julia Hartford''' was a [[ROM]] Operative rumored to be the mysterious '''Saber''' who assassinated the [[Primus of ComStar|Mad Primus]] [[Dwight Kurstin]] to end the [[ComStar Civil War]].<ref name=CS-37S>''ComStar'', p. 37: "Civil War - Kurstin the Mad - Sword of Justice"</ref> + + Sister of [[Gregori Hartford]], '''Julia Hartford''' was a [[ROM]] Operative rumored to be the mysterious '''Saber''' who assassinated the [[Primus (ComStar)|Mad Primus]] [[Dwight Kurstin]] to end the [[ComStar Civil War]]. <ref name=CS-37S>''ComStar'', p. 37 - "Civil War - Kurstin the Mad - Sword of Justice"</ref> ==History== ==History== − Both Julia and her brother Gregori entered service with the Blessed Order in the late [[twenty-ninth century]]. While her brother joined the Communications Branch, ultimately earning a position on the organization's ruling [[First Circuit]], Julia served in the organization's intelligence arm ROM during the reigns of Primus [[Andrea Marteen]] and Dwight Kurstin. At the time of the ComStar Civil War Julia Hartford held the rank of [[Adept]]. Despite her brother's role in opposing the insane Kurstin which likely made her a high-priority target for Kurstin's purges, while extensive evidence placed Julia Hartford on [[Terra]] amazingly none exists of either her arrest or questioning by agents of the Mad Primus.<ref name=CS-37S/> + Both Julia and her brother Gregori entered service with the Blessed Order in the late [[29th Century]]. While her brother joined the Communications Branch, ultimately earning a position on the organization's ruling [[First Circuit]], Julia served in the organization's intelligence arm ROM during the reigns of Primus [[Andrea Marteen]] and Dwight Kurstin. At the time of the ComStar Civil War Julia Hartford held the rank of [[Adept]]. Despite her brother's role in opposing the insane Kurstin which likely made her a high-priority target for Kurstin's purges, while extensive evidence placed Julia Hartford on [[Terra]] amazingly none exists of either her arrest or questioning by agents of the Mad Primus. <ref name=CS-37S/> Following Gregori's rise to the position of Primus, Julia Hartford was transferred to a recently completed [[hyperpulse generator]] in the [[Magistracy of Canopus]]. Despite repeated rumors she was the mysterious Saber, both Julia and Gregori Hartford refused to ever comment on incident.<ref name=CS-37S/> Following Gregori's rise to the position of Primus, Julia Hartford was transferred to a recently completed [[hyperpulse generator]] in the [[Magistracy of Canopus]]. Despite repeated rumors she was the mysterious Saber, both Julia and Gregori Hartford refused to ever comment on incident.<ref name=CS-37S/> ===Saber=== ===Saber=== − Prior to the First Circuit's departure from Terra on 20 April [[2901]], Gregori Hartford made precautions in case matters threatened to spiral out of control, enlisting the aid of a ROM sleeper agent known only by the code-name of Saber who remained on Terra. When word reached him that Kurstin had launched [[Operation WINGED CRUSADER]], Gregori Hartford felt his hand was forced and provided a coded message to a loyal courier to smuggle back to Terra to trigger Saber.<ref name=CS-37S/><ref name=CS-36>''ComStar'', pp. 36–37: "Civil War - Kurstin the Mad"</ref><ref name=FMCS-12>''Field Manual: ComStar'', p. 12: "The Com Guards - History - The New Dawn"</ref><ref name=IOH-105>''Intelligence Operations Handbook'', p. 105: "ROM: ComStar/Word of Blake - Brief History - Witch Hunts"</ref> + Prior to the First Circuit's departure from Terra on 20 April [[2901]], Gregori Hartford made precautions in case matters threatened to spiral out of control, enlisting the aid of a ROM sleeper agent known only by the code-name of Saber who remained on Terra. When word reached reached him that Kurstin had launched [[Operation WINGED CRUSADER]], Gregori Hartford felt his hand was forced and provided a coded message to a loyal courier to smuggle back to Terra to trigger Saber. <ref name=CS-37S/> <ref name=CS-36>''ComStar'', pp. 36-37 - "Civil War - Kurstin the Mad"</ref> <ref name=FMCS-12>''Field Manual: ComStar'', p. 12 "The Com Guards - History - The New Dawn"</ref> <ref name=IOH-105>''Intelligence Operations Handbook'', p. 105 "ROM: ComStar/Word of Blake - Brief History - Witch Hunts"</ref> − On January 3 [[2902]] Saber infiltrated the [[Court of the Star League]] where Kurstin had transferred his seat of power, overpowering and incapacitating the two security guards stationed in the throne room with silencer-equipped weapon. After disabling the Court's sophisticated security systems, still operational after the Star League's fall, Saber then confronted Dwight Kurstin while he was sitting on massive throne of the [[First Lord]], standing directly in front of the Primus and shooting him in the head with a laser pistol at nearly point-blank range. Escaping without detection, the only tangible clue was a copy of [[Word of Blake (book)|''The Word of Blake'']] that Saber had left lying on the marble floor of the throne room, a mute commentary on the end of the ComStar Civil War.<ref name=CS-37S/><ref name=CS-36/><ref name=FMCS-12/><ref name=IOH-105/> + On January 3 [[2902]] Saber infiltrated the [[Court of the Star League]] where Kurstin had transferred his seat of power, overpowering and incapacitating the two security guards stationed in the throne room with silencer-equipped weapon. After disabling the Court's sophisticated security systems, still operational after the Star League's fall, Saber then confronted Dwight Kurstin while he was sitting on massive throne of the [[First Lord]], standing directly in front of the Primus and shooting him in the head with a laser pistol at near point blank range. Escaping without detection, the only tangible clue was a copy of [[Word of Blake (book)|''The Word of Blake'']] that Saber had left lying on the marble floor of the throne room, a mute commentary on the end of the ComStar Civil War. <ref name=CS-37S/> <ref name=CS-36/> <ref name=FMCS-12/> <ref name=IOH-105/> − Five years after Saber's assassination of Dwight Kurstin, inconclusive evidence came to light indicating that Julia Hartford may be have been Saber, but it was never substantiated after many of the file relating to Saber were either destroyed or conveniently "misplaced" when the ComStar Order took steps to cover up the ComStar Civil War.<ref name=CS-37S/> + Five years after Saber's assassination of Dwight Kurstin, inconclusive evidence came to light indicating that Julia Hartford may be have been Saber, but it was never substantiated after many of the file relating to Saber were either destroyed or conveniently "misplaced" when the ComStar Order took steps to cover up the ComStar Civil War. <ref name=CS-37S/> ===The Blake Documents=== ===The Blake Documents=== − In the [[Canon Rumor|alleged documents]] relating to the [[Not-Named Clan]] supposedly uncovered by [[Chandrasekhar Kurita]] during the [[Jihad]], the narrative of [[The Blood]] indicated that both Julia and Gregori Hartford were the grandchildren of [[Clan Wolverine]] members who escaped the [[Pentagon Worlds]]. Raised on [[The Five]], Julia Hartford was apparently not the first to benefit from the Great Work but she was the first avatar, a distinction that earned her the title of "the mother" by the many avatars that followed.<ref name=JSTBD-129>''Jihad Secrets: The Blake Documents'', p. 129: "The Not-Named - Exile - The Book of the Exiles"</ref> + In the [[Canon Rumor|alleged documents]] relating to the [[Not-Named Clan]] supposedly uncovered by [[Chandrasekhar Kurita]] during the [[Jihad]], the narrative of [[The Blood]] indicated that both Julia and Gregori Hartford were the grandchildren of [[Clan Wolverine]] members who escaped the [[Pentagon Worlds]]. Raised on [[The Five]], Julia Hartford was apparently not the first to benefit from the Great Work but she was the first avatar, a distinction that earned her the title of "the mother" by the many avatars that followed. <ref name=JSTBD-129>''Jihad Secrets: The Blake Documents'', p. 129 "The Not-Named - Exile - The Book of the Exiles"</ref> ==References== ==References== Line 37:
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| − | Sister of [[Gregori Hartford]], '''Julia Hartford''' was a [[ROM]] Operative rumored to be the mysterious '''Saber''' who assassinated the [[Primus | + | |
| + | Sister of [[Gregori Hartford]], '''Julia Hartford''' was a [[ROM]] Operative rumored to be the mysterious '''Saber''' who assassinated the [[Primus (ComStar)|Mad Primus]] [[Dwight Kurstin]] to end the [[ComStar Civil War]]. <ref name=CS-37S>''ComStar'', p. 37 - "Civil War - Kurstin the Mad - Sword of Justice"</ref> | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
| − | Both Julia and her brother Gregori entered service with the Blessed Order in the late [[ | + | Both Julia and her brother Gregori entered service with the Blessed Order in the late [[29th Century]]. While her brother joined the Communications Branch, ultimately earning a position on the organization's ruling [[First Circuit]], Julia served in the organization's intelligence arm ROM during the reigns of Primus [[Andrea Marteen]] and Dwight Kurstin. At the time of the ComStar Civil War Julia Hartford held the rank of [[Adept]]. Despite her brother's role in opposing the insane Kurstin which likely made her a high-priority target for Kurstin's purges, while extensive evidence placed Julia Hartford on [[Terra]] amazingly none exists of either her arrest or questioning by agents of the Mad Primus. <ref name=CS-37S/> |
Following Gregori's rise to the position of Primus, Julia Hartford was transferred to a recently completed [[hyperpulse generator]] in the [[Magistracy of Canopus]]. Despite repeated rumors she was the mysterious Saber, both Julia and Gregori Hartford refused to ever comment on incident.<ref name=CS-37S/> | Following Gregori's rise to the position of Primus, Julia Hartford was transferred to a recently completed [[hyperpulse generator]] in the [[Magistracy of Canopus]]. Despite repeated rumors she was the mysterious Saber, both Julia and Gregori Hartford refused to ever comment on incident.<ref name=CS-37S/> | ||
===Saber=== | ===Saber=== | ||
| − | Prior to the First Circuit's departure from Terra on 20 April [[2901]], Gregori Hartford made precautions in case matters threatened to spiral out of control, enlisting the aid of a ROM sleeper agent known only by the code-name of Saber who remained on Terra. When word reached him that Kurstin had launched [[Operation WINGED CRUSADER]], Gregori Hartford felt his hand was forced and provided a coded message to a loyal courier to smuggle back to Terra to trigger Saber.<ref name=CS-37S/><ref name=CS-36>''ComStar'', pp. | + | Prior to the First Circuit's departure from Terra on 20 April [[2901]], Gregori Hartford made precautions in case matters threatened to spiral out of control, enlisting the aid of a ROM sleeper agent known only by the code-name of Saber who remained on Terra. When word reached reached him that Kurstin had launched [[Operation WINGED CRUSADER]], Gregori Hartford felt his hand was forced and provided a coded message to a loyal courier to smuggle back to Terra to trigger Saber. <ref name=CS-37S/> <ref name=CS-36>''ComStar'', pp. 36-37 - "Civil War - Kurstin the Mad"</ref> <ref name=FMCS-12>''Field Manual: ComStar'', p. 12 "The Com Guards - History - The New Dawn"</ref> <ref name=IOH-105>''Intelligence Operations Handbook'', p. 105 "ROM: ComStar/Word of Blake - Brief History - Witch Hunts"</ref> |
| − | On January 3 [[2902]] Saber infiltrated the [[Court of the Star League]] where Kurstin had transferred his seat of power, overpowering and incapacitating the two security guards stationed in the throne room with silencer-equipped weapon. After disabling the Court's sophisticated security systems, still operational after the Star League's fall, Saber then confronted Dwight Kurstin while he was sitting on massive throne of the [[First Lord]], standing directly in front of the Primus and shooting him in the head with a laser pistol at | + | On January 3 [[2902]] Saber infiltrated the [[Court of the Star League]] where Kurstin had transferred his seat of power, overpowering and incapacitating the two security guards stationed in the throne room with silencer-equipped weapon. After disabling the Court's sophisticated security systems, still operational after the Star League's fall, Saber then confronted Dwight Kurstin while he was sitting on massive throne of the [[First Lord]], standing directly in front of the Primus and shooting him in the head with a laser pistol at near point blank range. Escaping without detection, the only tangible clue was a copy of [[Word of Blake (book)|''The Word of Blake'']] that Saber had left lying on the marble floor of the throne room, a mute commentary on the end of the ComStar Civil War. <ref name=CS-37S/> <ref name=CS-36/> <ref name=FMCS-12/> <ref name=IOH-105/> |
| − | Five years after Saber's assassination of Dwight Kurstin, inconclusive evidence came to light indicating that Julia Hartford may be have been Saber, but it was never substantiated after many of the file relating to Saber were either destroyed or conveniently "misplaced" when the ComStar Order took steps to cover up the ComStar Civil War.<ref name=CS-37S/> | + | Five years after Saber's assassination of Dwight Kurstin, inconclusive evidence came to light indicating that Julia Hartford may be have been Saber, but it was never substantiated after many of the file relating to Saber were either destroyed or conveniently "misplaced" when the ComStar Order took steps to cover up the ComStar Civil War. <ref name=CS-37S/> |
===The Blake Documents=== | ===The Blake Documents=== | ||
| − | In the [[Canon Rumor|alleged documents]] relating to the [[Not-Named Clan]] supposedly uncovered by [[Chandrasekhar Kurita]] during the [[Jihad]], the narrative of [[The Blood]] indicated that both Julia and Gregori Hartford were the grandchildren of [[Clan Wolverine]] members who escaped the [[Pentagon Worlds]]. Raised on [[The Five]], Julia Hartford was apparently not the first to benefit from the Great Work but she was the first avatar, a distinction that earned her the title of "the mother" by the many avatars that followed.<ref name=JSTBD-129>''Jihad Secrets: The Blake Documents'', p. 129 | + | In the [[Canon Rumor|alleged documents]] relating to the [[Not-Named Clan]] supposedly uncovered by [[Chandrasekhar Kurita]] during the [[Jihad]], the narrative of [[The Blood]] indicated that both Julia and Gregori Hartford were the grandchildren of [[Clan Wolverine]] members who escaped the [[Pentagon Worlds]]. Raised on [[The Five]], Julia Hartford was apparently not the first to benefit from the Great Work but she was the first avatar, a distinction that earned her the title of "the mother" by the many avatars that followed. <ref name=JSTBD-129>''Jihad Secrets: The Blake Documents'', p. 129 "The Not-Named - Exile - The Book of the Exiles"</ref> |
==References== | ==References== | ||
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==Bibliography== | ==Bibliography== | ||
| − | * ''[[ComStar (sourcebook) | + | * ''[[ComStar (sourcebook)]]'' |
* ''[[Field Manual: ComStar]]'' | * ''[[Field Manual: ComStar]]'' | ||
* ''[[Intelligence Operations Handbook]]'' | * ''[[Intelligence Operations Handbook]]'' | ||
* ''[[Jihad Secrets: The Blake Documents]]'' | * ''[[Jihad Secrets: The Blake Documents]]'' | ||
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[[Category:ComStar Characters|Hartford, Julia]] | [[Category:ComStar Characters|Hartford, Julia]] | ||