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Line 32: Not all forces abandoned Tahlwynn, however. [[Kevboy]] of the [[Dieron Standing Guard]] continued to roam the streets in his [[Wheeled Scout]] "Choopie", gathering vital information on the disposition of Fury forces.<ref name=TROIp6>''Technical Readout: Irregulars'', p. 6: "Prime Mover/Wheeled Scout"</ref> An insurgency ripped through the city as well, with a [[Lyran Commonwealth|Steniner-loyalist]] secessionist group known as [[Stahlfäuste]] advocating for independence and an anarchist group called [[Dieron Soberano]] occupying the city's financial district. The Dieron Soberano had managed to steal a ''[[Guard]]'' [[SecurityMech]] from the Tahlwynn police armory which greatly assisted in retaining control of their area. It would appear on the periphery of three clashes between the main belligerents, barely surviving the first two and exploding in the third.<ref name=RG4p10/><ref name=TROIp18>''Technical Readout: Irregulars'', p. 18: "Guard SecurityMech"</ref> Not all forces abandoned Tahlwynn, however. [[Kevboy]] of the [[Dieron Standing Guard]] continued to roam the streets in his [[Wheeled Scout]] "Choopie", gathering vital information on the disposition of Fury forces.<ref name=TROIp6>''Technical Readout: Irregulars'', p. 6: "Prime Mover/Wheeled Scout"</ref> An insurgency ripped through the city as well, with a [[Lyran Commonwealth|Steniner-loyalist]] secessionist group known as [[Stahlfäuste]] advocating for independence and an anarchist group called [[Dieron Soberano]] occupying the city's financial district. The Dieron Soberano had managed to steal a ''[[Guard]]'' [[SecurityMech]] from the Tahlwynn police armory which greatly assisted in retaining control of their area. It would appear on the periphery of three clashes between the main belligerents, barely surviving the first two and exploding in the third.<ref name=RG4p10/><ref name=TROIp18>''Technical Readout: Irregulars'', p. 18: "Guard SecurityMech"</ref> − Star Colonel Kalasa worked closely with Exarch Redburn to coordinate battles across the planet. In one clash the Fury ''Crickets'' proved themselves adept as a spoiling force, and a durable one at that. One ''Cricket'' misjudged its jump and landed directly in a Republic [[Legionnaire|''Legionnaire''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s]] sights, promptly receiving a full salvo from its [[Rotary AC/5]]. The ''Cricket''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s [[Durallex Ballistic-Reinforced]] armor allowed the pilot to literally laugh off the attack on an open channel, and jump away.<ref name=RG4p10/> After some time, saKhan Labov returned to command, though she often acted more as an observer from her ''Atlas''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s cockpit, allowing Star Colonel Kalasa to retain tactical control.<ref name=RG4p10/><ref name=RG24p11/> + Star Colonel Kalasa worked closely with Exarch Redburn to coordinate battles across the planet. In one clash the Fury ''Crickets'' proved themselves adept as a spoiling force, and a durable one at that. One ''Cricket'' misjudged its jump and landed directly in a Republic ''[[Legionnaire]]''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s sights, promptly receiving a full salvo from its [[Rotary AC/5]]. The ''Cricket''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s [[Durallex Ballistic-Reinforced]] armor allowed the pilot to literally laugh off the attack on an open channel, and jump away.<ref name=RG4p10/> After some time, saKhan Labov returned to command, though she often acted more as an observer from her ''Atlas''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s cockpit, allowing Star Colonel Kalasa to retain tactical control.<ref name=RG4p10/><ref name=RG24p11/> Sometime, likely in early October, [[Anastasia Kerensky]] – under her alias Tassa Kay – arrived in system with a patched-together mercenary company and was immediately attacked by [[aerospace fighter]]s of two belligerents upon approach. Disabled, the DropShip was forced to land in the middle of a swamp. For a week they fought to survive before she encountered Exarch Redburn, who recruited her to retake the spaceport. Before that attack could commence, however, Star Colonel Kalasa took part in an unconventional [[Trial of Position]] for Tassa Kay.<ref name=ACtAc8>''A Call to Arms'', ch. 8</ref><ref name=DARoSp29>''Dark Age: Republic of the Sphere'', p. 29: "Anastasia Kerensky"</ref><ref name=RG4p10/> Sometime, likely in early October, [[Anastasia Kerensky]] – under her alias Tassa Kay – arrived in system with a patched-together mercenary company and was immediately attacked by [[aerospace fighter]]s of two belligerents upon approach. Disabled, the DropShip was forced to land in the middle of a swamp. For a week they fought to survive before she encountered Exarch Redburn, who recruited her to retake the spaceport. Before that attack could commence, however, Star Colonel Kalasa took part in an unconventional [[Trial of Position]] for Tassa Kay.<ref name=ACtAc8>''A Call to Arms'', ch. 8</ref><ref name=DARoSp29>''Dark Age: Republic of the Sphere'', p. 29: "Anastasia Kerensky"</ref><ref name=RG4p10/>
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Not all forces abandoned Tahlwynn, however. [[Kevboy]] of the [[Dieron Standing Guard]] continued to roam the streets in his [[Wheeled Scout]] "Choopie", gathering vital information on the disposition of Fury forces.<ref name=TROIp6>''Technical Readout: Irregulars'', p. 6: "Prime Mover/Wheeled Scout"</ref> An insurgency ripped through the city as well, with a [[Lyran Commonwealth|Steniner-loyalist]] secessionist group known as [[Stahlfäuste]] advocating for independence and an anarchist group called [[Dieron Soberano]] occupying the city's financial district. The Dieron Soberano had managed to steal a ''[[Guard]]'' [[SecurityMech]] from the Tahlwynn police armory which greatly assisted in retaining control of their area. It would appear on the periphery of three clashes between the main belligerents, barely surviving the first two and exploding in the third.<ref name=RG4p10/><ref name=TROIp18>''Technical Readout: Irregulars'', p. 18: "Guard SecurityMech"</ref> | Not all forces abandoned Tahlwynn, however. [[Kevboy]] of the [[Dieron Standing Guard]] continued to roam the streets in his [[Wheeled Scout]] "Choopie", gathering vital information on the disposition of Fury forces.<ref name=TROIp6>''Technical Readout: Irregulars'', p. 6: "Prime Mover/Wheeled Scout"</ref> An insurgency ripped through the city as well, with a [[Lyran Commonwealth|Steniner-loyalist]] secessionist group known as [[Stahlfäuste]] advocating for independence and an anarchist group called [[Dieron Soberano]] occupying the city's financial district. The Dieron Soberano had managed to steal a ''[[Guard]]'' [[SecurityMech]] from the Tahlwynn police armory which greatly assisted in retaining control of their area. It would appear on the periphery of three clashes between the main belligerents, barely surviving the first two and exploding in the third.<ref name=RG4p10/><ref name=TROIp18>''Technical Readout: Irregulars'', p. 18: "Guard SecurityMech"</ref> | ||
| − | Star Colonel Kalasa worked closely with Exarch Redburn to coordinate battles across the planet. In one clash the Fury ''Crickets'' proved themselves adept as a spoiling force, and a durable one at that. One ''Cricket'' misjudged its jump and landed directly in a Republic [[Legionnaire | + | Star Colonel Kalasa worked closely with Exarch Redburn to coordinate battles across the planet. In one clash the Fury ''Crickets'' proved themselves adept as a spoiling force, and a durable one at that. One ''Cricket'' misjudged its jump and landed directly in a Republic ''[[Legionnaire]]''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s sights, promptly receiving a full salvo from its [[Rotary AC/5]]. The ''Cricket''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s [[Durallex Ballistic-Reinforced]] armor allowed the pilot to literally laugh off the attack on an open channel, and jump away.<ref name=RG4p10/> After some time, saKhan Labov returned to command, though she often acted more as an observer from her ''Atlas''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s cockpit, allowing Star Colonel Kalasa to retain tactical control.<ref name=RG4p10/><ref name=RG24p11/> |
Sometime, likely in early October, [[Anastasia Kerensky]] – under her alias Tassa Kay – arrived in system with a patched-together mercenary company and was immediately attacked by [[aerospace fighter]]s of two belligerents upon approach. Disabled, the DropShip was forced to land in the middle of a swamp. For a week they fought to survive before she encountered Exarch Redburn, who recruited her to retake the spaceport. Before that attack could commence, however, Star Colonel Kalasa took part in an unconventional [[Trial of Position]] for Tassa Kay.<ref name=ACtAc8>''A Call to Arms'', ch. 8</ref><ref name=DARoSp29>''Dark Age: Republic of the Sphere'', p. 29: "Anastasia Kerensky"</ref><ref name=RG4p10/> | Sometime, likely in early October, [[Anastasia Kerensky]] – under her alias Tassa Kay – arrived in system with a patched-together mercenary company and was immediately attacked by [[aerospace fighter]]s of two belligerents upon approach. Disabled, the DropShip was forced to land in the middle of a swamp. For a week they fought to survive before she encountered Exarch Redburn, who recruited her to retake the spaceport. Before that attack could commence, however, Star Colonel Kalasa took part in an unconventional [[Trial of Position]] for Tassa Kay.<ref name=ACtAc8>''A Call to Arms'', ch. 8</ref><ref name=DARoSp29>''Dark Age: Republic of the Sphere'', p. 29: "Anastasia Kerensky"</ref><ref name=RG4p10/> | ||