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Revision as of 04:50, 27 January 2022
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| Team Profile | |
| Sport | Mech Dueling |
| League | Solaris Games |
| Affiliation | Capellan March |
| Home | Solaris VII |
Contents
Description
Capellan Mafia was a sort of Stable organized by Philip Capet with MechWarriors House Davion-aligned affiliation, and most of them coming from the Capellan March.
History
The Stable was formed after Capet moved to the gaming world of Solaris VII in the Lyran Commonwealth. He surrounded himself with a string of would-be champions to fight with him in what he began to call the Capellan Mafia,[1] a group of Davion-affiliated arena fighters. Though House Davion summarily regarded Capet and his Capellan Mafia as troublemakers and problem cases, it tolerated them because of their successes in the arenas and the associated glory.[2] for the championship).
Justin Xiang killed most of its fighters during his Solaris Games period, and the Stable died with Philip Capet.
Stable Master and Owners
Unknown.
Notable Personnel
Master Technician
Unknown.
MechWarriors
The exact number of MechWarriors fighting for the Capellan Mafia is unknown, though Justin Xiang killed at least 9 members of it.[3][4]
Known MechWarriors
| MechWarrior | Era | Comments | References |
|---|---|---|---|
| Peter Armstrong | Succession Wars | [5] | |
| Philip Capet | Succession Wars | Solaris Games Grand Champion from 3026 to 3027 | [6] |
| Billy Wolfson | Succession Wars | [7] |
Other
Unknown.
Tactics and Style
Unknown.
Notes
Rules
Game Rules
Specific Rules
References
- ↑ Warrior: En Garde, p. 240
- ↑ Solaris VII Player's Handbook, p. 13
- ↑ Warrior: En Garde, chapter 36
- ↑ Warrior: En Garde, p. 309: Philip Capet's last duel with Justin Xiang
- ↑ Warrior: En Garde, chapter 22
- ↑ Warrior: En Garde, p. 240: Xiang pits the blame for Capet's failures on Capet's glory seeking including the death of his own family
- ↑ Warrior: En Garde, chapter 17