Alpha Galaxy (Clan Cloud Cobra)

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History

Alpha Galaxy has been the backbone of the Clan Cloud Cobra Touman since its founding, a fact that has caused it to be rebuilt three times. After the conquest of the Pentagon Cluster, many of the hundreds of new warriors who joined the Galaxy rebelled against the constrictive Clan culture. Khan Rafe Kardaan was forced to purge seventy percent of the Galaxy for their heresy.[1]

In 2872 the Cloud Cobras' mortal enemy, Clan Coyote, attacked the recently-settled world of Priori. Only one of Alpha's Clusters, along with a few hundred of the colony's twelve thousand inhabitants, escaped the onslaught. However, the survivors were able to salvage some of Coyote's OmniMechs, and within five years the Galaxy had recovered and expanded using the stolen technology.[1]

In 2964 the Coyotes attacked again, this time against Cloud Cobra's homeworld of Homer. Alpha Galaxy was able to repel the attackers, though it suffered an eighty percent casualty rate.[1]

Officers

As of 3061 to 3067 the commanding officer was Galaxy Commander Aldrich Spaatz. Spaatz, a member of the Quarani Cloister, has improved the Galaxy's skill and morale since his appointment nine years prior.[1][2]

Tactics

As the sole user of the Clan's only Battle Cluster, Alpha Galaxy is unique in using its mass of OmniMechs to overwhelm its opponents, while the aerospace units are held back to deliver the final blow.[1]

Composition History

3061-3067

Former Units

Notes

Rules

Game Rules

In CBT play, Alpha Galaxy's capabilities to overrun their enemies and force the initiative grants them a +2 when rolling on the Random Weight-Class Table to determine Star type.[3]

References

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 1.8 Field Manual: Warden Clans, p. 32, "Alpha Galaxy Profile"
  2. 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 Field Manual: Update, p. 75, "Clan Cloud Cobra Deployment Table"
  3. Field Manual: Warden Clans, p. 176

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