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Line 1: − {{InfoBoxCharacter + {{stub}} − | image = Garret Sainze.jpg+ {{Update Needed|[[Field Manual: Crusader Clans]], [[Field Manual: Updates]], [[The Wars of Reaving]]}} − | caption = Garret Sainze+ [[File:Garrett Sainze.jpg|right|Garret Sainze]] − | name = − | birthdate = [[3027]]<ref name=TWORp191>''The Wars of Reaving'', p. 191</ref> − | died = September [[3071]]<ref name=WoR-64>''The Wars of Reaving'', p. 64</ref> − | othernames = − | affiliation = [[Kindraa Sainze (Clan Fire Mandrill)|Kindraa Sainze]],<br>[[Clan Fire Mandrill]] − | rank = [[Kindraa Leader]],<br>[[Khan of Clan Fire Mandrill]],<br>[[ilKhan of the Clans|ilKhan]] − | profession = [[MechWarrior (pilot)|MechWarrior]] − | parents = − | siblings = − | spouse = − | children = − }} − '''Garret Sainze''' was a [[Khan of Clan Fire Mandrill|Khan]] of [[Clan Fire Mandrill]] who briefly served as [[ilKhan of the Clans]]. His tenure ultimately resulted in the destruction of [[Kindraa Sainze]] and the eventual death of his Clan. − ==History==+ '''Garrett Sainze''' (b. [[3027]]<ref name=WoR-189>''The Wars of Reaving'', p. 191</ref> - d. late February, [[3071]]<ref name=WoR-64>''The Wars of Reaving'', p. 64</ref>) was a [[Khan]] of [[Clan Fire Mandrill]] who briefly served as [[ilKhan]] of the Clans. His tenure ultimately resulted in the destruction of [[Kindraa Sainze]] and the eventual death of his Clan. − ===Early life=== − A member of Kindraa Sainze, Garret was a [[Star Captain]] and a ''[[ristar]]'' during Clan Fire Mandrill's attempts to secure an invasion corridor for [[Operation REVIVAL]]. During this period his impressive combat record was countered by the large number of [[Trial of Grievance|Trials of Grievance]] and [[Trial of Refusal|Refusal]] declared against him, often caused by his own rash decisions and impulsive behavior.<ref name=FMCCp45>''Field Manual: Crusader Clans'', p. 45</ref><ref name=TWORp191 /> Though Sainze grew somewhat more thoughtful with age and rank, he never truly overcame his impulsive nature.<ref name=FMCCp45 /> − Despite this, Sainze rose to become head of his [[Kindraa]] in [[3053]], and [[saKhan of Clan Fire Mandrill|saKhan]] of his Clan two years later.<ref name=TWORp191 /> During his time as saKhan he generally voted in line with the [[Home Clans|Homeworld]] [[Crusader Clans|Crusader]] agenda, but would abstain or vote otherwise as requested by his Khan, [[Amanda Carrol]].<ref name=FMCCp45 />+ ==Biography== + ===Early Life=== + A member of Kindraa Sainze, Garrett was a [[Star Captain]] and a ''ristar'' during Clan Fire Mandrill's attempts to secure an invasion corridor for [[Operation Revival]]. During this period his impressive combat record was countered by the large number of [[Trial of Grievance|Trials of Grievance]] and [[Trial of Refusal|Refusal]] declared against him, often caused by his own rash decisions and impulsive behavior.<ref>''Field Manual: Crusader Clans'', p. 45</ref><ref>''The Wars of Reaving'', p. 191</ref> Though Sainze grew somewhat more thoughtful with age and rank, he never truly overcame his impulsive nature.<ref>''Field Manual: Crusader Clans'', p. 45</ref> − Sainze also suffered from severe headaches that would lead to minor blackouts, usually the result of dealing with the Mandrill's fractious Clan Council. Multiple challenges were declared against Sainze because of this, but they ended after he slew Star Captain [[Martha Payne]] with a spectacular one-shot kill.<ref name=TWORp191 /> + Despite this, Sainze rose to become head of his Kindraa in [[3053]], and [[saKhan]] of his Clan two years later.<ref>''The Wars of Reaving'', p. 191</ref> During his time as saKhan he generally voted in line with the [[Home Clans|Homeworld]] [[Crusader Clans|Crusader]] agenda, but would abstain or vote otherwise as requested by his Khan, [[Amanda Carrol]].<ref>''Field Manual: Crusader Clans'', p. 45</ref> + + Sainze also suffered from severe headaches that would lead to minor blackouts, usually the result of dealing with the Mandrill's fractious Clan Council. Multiple challenges were declared against Sainze because of this, but they ended after he slew Star Captain Martha Payne with a spectacular one-shot kill.<ref>''The Wars of Reaving'', p. 191</ref> ===Khan of Clan Fire Mandrill=== ===Khan of Clan Fire Mandrill=== − When Amanda Carrol resigned in [[3066]] after suffering a vote of no confidence as Khan, Sainze appeared certain to replace her but was repeatedly frustrated by the efforts of other Kindraa to prevent this. Only after a convoluted series of Trials and mergers between Kindraa, and the support of [[Clan Blood Spirit]], would Sainze finally secure the Khanship, though divested of any real power.<ref>''Field Manual: Updates'', pp. 42–43</ref> + When Amanda Carrol resigned in [[3066]] after suffering a vote of no confidence as Khan, Sainze appeared certain to replace her but was repeatedly frustrated by the efforts of other Kindraa to prevent this. Only after a convoluted series of Trials and mergers between Kindraa, and the support of [[Clan Blood Spirit]], would Sainze finally secure the Khanship, though divested of any real power.<ref>''Field Manual: Updates'', p. 42-43</ref> − − In December [[3067]], when the [[Grand Council]] assembled to discuss the news of the [[Second Star League]]'s collapse, Blood Spirit saKhan [[Troy Boques]] nominated Sainze as a potential candidate for the post of [[ilKhan]]. Being amongst the many Khans surprised by this, Sainze himself completely failed to impress the Council. With three Khans being nominated for the ilKhanship, none received enough votes for the post.<ref>''The Wars of Reaving'', p. 31</ref> Other Khans had named him simply to polarize the Grand Council and discern political leanings, but Sainze viewed the matter differently. In his mind, the nomination was proof not only of his effective leadership of the Mandrills but also that, if he could manage so fractious an assembly as the Fire Mandrill Kindraa, then he had the capacity to lead the Clans as a whole. As a result, Sainze spent the rest of his life pursuing this goal.<ref name=TWORp191 /> − − As fighting in the Clan Homeworlds increased during [[3069]], and inter-Kindraa strife threatened the Clan's very survival, Sainze and Loremaster [[Cassandra Faraday]] called for a Clan Council on [[Shadow]]. Intending to promote Clan unity, the Council superficially achieved its goal. But beneath this façade, the fractures within Clan Fire Mandrill continued to grow.<ref>''The Wars of Reaving'', p. 37</ref> − Sainze would subsequently rebuff overtures from [[Clan Coyote]] in favor of building his own small power bloc in the [[Grand Council]] with the Blood Spirits and [[Clan Goliath Scorpion|Goliath Scorpions]]. When the Coyotes instead made a deal with [[Kindraa Mattila-Carrol]] that netted them an enclave on Shadow, Sainze oversaw a month of brutal fighting and the loss of over twenty Bloodnamed Mandrill warriors before grudgingly admitting defeat. However, with [[Kindraa Payne-Beyl-Grant (Clan Fire Mandrill)|Kindraa Payne-Beyl-Grant]] falling into dishonor following a failed series of attacks on Coyote holdings, Kindraa Sainze was able to claim the ilKindraaship by March [[3070]].<ref>''The Wars of Reaving'', pp. 38–39</ref>+ In December [[3067]], when the [[Grand Council]] assembled to discuss the news of the [[Star League#Second Star Leaguee|Second Star League's]] collapse, Blood Spirit saKhan [[Troy Boques]] nominated Sainze as a potential candidate for the post of [[ilKhan]]. Being amongst the many Khans surprised by this, Sainze himself completely failed to impress the Council. With three Khans being nominated for the ilKhanship, none received enough votes for the post.<ref>''The Wars of Reaving'', p. 31</ref> − Sainze also negotiated a deal with the [[Clan Diamond Shark|Diamond Sharks]], in which the Mandrills would receive the Sharks' enclaves and storehouses on [[Barcella]] in exchange for several [[JumpShip]]s and cargo [[DropShip]]s. Also part of the deal was Shark saKhan [[Angus Labov]]'s promise to support Sainze's bid for the ilKhanship. The arrangement greatly benefited the Sharks, who gained nearly a third of the Mandrills' transport assets, but the Mandrills would later pay a severe price for this with a transportation shortage.<ref>''The Wars of Reaving'', p. 50</ref>+ As fighting in the Clan Homeworlds increased during [[3069]], and inter-Kindraa strife threatened the Clan's very survival, Sainze and Loremaster Cassandra Faraday called for a Clan Council on [[Shadow]]. Intending to promote Clan unity, the Council superficially achieved its goal. But beneath this façade, the fractures within Clan Fire Mandrill continued to grow.<ref>''The Wars of Reaving'', p. 37</ref> − ===Brief reign as ilKhan===+ Sainze would subsequently rebuff overtures from [[Clan Coyote]] in favor of building his own small power bloc in the Grand Council with the Blood Spirits and [[Clan Goliath Scorpion|Goliath Scorpions]]. When the Coyotes instead made a deal with [[Kindraa Mattila-Carrol]] that netted them an enclave on Shadow, Sainze oversaw a month of brutal fighting and the loss of over twenty Bloodnamed Mandrill warriors before grudgingly admitting defeat. However, with [[Kindraa Payne]]-[[Kindraa Beyl-Grant (Clan Fire Mandrill)|Beyl-Grant]] falling into dishonor following a failed series of attacks on Coyote holdings, Kindraa Sainze was able to claim the ilKindraaship by March [[3070]].<ref>''The Wars of Reaving'', p. 38-39</ref> − When the next Grand Council was convened in late February, [[3071]], the severity of the [[Word of Blake|Blakist]] assault upon [[Clan Wolf]]'s capital [[Tamar]] spurred the Clans into electing a new ilKhan. The [[Clan Star Adder|Star Adders]] and [[Clan Steel Viper|Steel Vipers]] suggested Garret Sainze for the post, not because they believed him fit for the role but simply to make their own candidate, Star Adder Khan [[Stanislov N'Buta]], appear as a sane choice next to the fiery and headstrong Mandrill. Sainze won the ilKhanship anyway; his shocking victory was due to a single vote, that of Diamond Shark Khan [[Barbara Sennet]], who wanted to prevent the "[[Snake Alliance]]" from dominating the Grand Council.<ref>''The Wars of Reaving'', p. 63</ref> − − Sainze's first (and as it turned out, last) motion as ilKhan was to address the issue of the [[Great Refusal]]. Furious at the foiling of their plans, the Adder Khans led their power bloc in voting to uphold the results; combined with abstentions from Clans concerned about arousing the Adders' wrath, the Great Refusal remained in place. Disgusted at the entire political circus taking place, Scorpion Khan [[Ariel Suvorov]] declared a Trial of Refusal against Sainze's election as ilKhan, declaring him an incompetent leader with delusions of glory.<ref>''The Wars of Reaving'', pp. 63–64</ref> − − ==Death== − With no choice but to accept or lose what little respect he had left, Sainze met Suvorov's forces on Shadow. In a three-day campaign, four [[Cluster]]s from the Fire Mandrills battled a like number of Goliath Scorpions; by the end of the fighting Sainze had perished, along with most of his Kindraa's warriors.<ref>''The Wars of Reaving'', pp. 64, 191</ref> With barely a few days in the role, Sainze thus had the dubious distinction of being the second shortest-lived ilKhan, after [[Elias Crichell]]. − − ==Legacy== − After his demise, [[Clan Cloud Cobra]] issued a [[Trial of Reaving]] on Sainze's Bloodname, citing his failure as ilKhan and in defending his right to the post. In a narrow victory [[Kindraa Mick-Kreese-Kline (Clan Fire Mandrill)#Kindraa Mick-Kreese-Kline-Sainze|Kindraa Mick-Kreese-Kline-Sainze]] managed to defend Garret Sainze's legacy from Reaving.<ref>''The Wars of Reaving'', p. 65</ref> But this posthumous victory for Sainze was soon rendered moot. Though he did not live to see it, Sainze's downfall also heralded that of his Clan. In just four years following Sainze's death, Clan Fire Mandrill would be destroyed piecemeal in the [[Wars of Reaving|chaos]] that engulfed the Clan Homeworlds. ==References== ==References== Line 54:
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| − | + | '''Garrett Sainze''' (b. [[3027]]<ref name=WoR-189>''The Wars of Reaving'', p. 191</ref> - d. late February, [[3071]]<ref name=WoR-64>''The Wars of Reaving'', p. 64</ref>) was a [[Khan]] of [[Clan Fire Mandrill]] who briefly served as [[ilKhan]] of the Clans. His tenure ultimately resulted in the destruction of [[Kindraa Sainze]] and the eventual death of his Clan. | |
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| + | A member of Kindraa Sainze, Garrett was a [[Star Captain]] and a ''ristar'' during Clan Fire Mandrill's attempts to secure an invasion corridor for [[Operation Revival]]. During this period his impressive combat record was countered by the large number of [[Trial of Grievance|Trials of Grievance]] and [[Trial of Refusal|Refusal]] declared against him, often caused by his own rash decisions and impulsive behavior.<ref>''Field Manual: Crusader Clans'', p. 45</ref><ref>''The Wars of Reaving'', p. 191</ref> Though Sainze grew somewhat more thoughtful with age and rank, he never truly overcame his impulsive nature.<ref>''Field Manual: Crusader Clans'', p. 45</ref> | ||
| − | Sainze also suffered from severe headaches that would lead to minor blackouts, usually the result of dealing with the Mandrill's fractious Clan Council. Multiple challenges were declared against Sainze because of this, but they ended after he slew Star Captain | + | Despite this, Sainze rose to become head of his Kindraa in [[3053]], and [[saKhan]] of his Clan two years later.<ref>''The Wars of Reaving'', p. 191</ref> During his time as saKhan he generally voted in line with the [[Home Clans|Homeworld]] [[Crusader Clans|Crusader]] agenda, but would abstain or vote otherwise as requested by his Khan, [[Amanda Carrol]].<ref>''Field Manual: Crusader Clans'', p. 45</ref> |
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| + | Sainze also suffered from severe headaches that would lead to minor blackouts, usually the result of dealing with the Mandrill's fractious Clan Council. Multiple challenges were declared against Sainze because of this, but they ended after he slew Star Captain Martha Payne with a spectacular one-shot kill.<ref>''The Wars of Reaving'', p. 191</ref> | ||
===Khan of Clan Fire Mandrill=== | ===Khan of Clan Fire Mandrill=== | ||
| − | When Amanda Carrol resigned in [[3066]] after suffering a vote of no confidence as Khan, Sainze appeared certain to replace her but was repeatedly frustrated by the efforts of other Kindraa to prevent this. Only after a convoluted series of Trials and mergers between Kindraa, and the support of [[Clan Blood Spirit]], would Sainze finally secure the Khanship, though divested of any real power.<ref>''Field Manual: Updates | + | When Amanda Carrol resigned in [[3066]] after suffering a vote of no confidence as Khan, Sainze appeared certain to replace her but was repeatedly frustrated by the efforts of other Kindraa to prevent this. Only after a convoluted series of Trials and mergers between Kindraa, and the support of [[Clan Blood Spirit]], would Sainze finally secure the Khanship, though divested of any real power.<ref>''Field Manual: Updates'', p. 42-43</ref> |
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| − | + | In December [[3067]], when the [[Grand Council]] assembled to discuss the news of the [[Star League#Second Star Leaguee|Second Star League's]] collapse, Blood Spirit saKhan [[Troy Boques]] nominated Sainze as a potential candidate for the post of [[ilKhan]]. Being amongst the many Khans surprised by this, Sainze himself completely failed to impress the Council. With three Khans being nominated for the ilKhanship, none received enough votes for the post.<ref>''The Wars of Reaving'', p. 31</ref> | |
| − | + | As fighting in the Clan Homeworlds increased during [[3069]], and inter-Kindraa strife threatened the Clan's very survival, Sainze and Loremaster Cassandra Faraday called for a Clan Council on [[Shadow]]. Intending to promote Clan unity, the Council superficially achieved its goal. But beneath this façade, the fractures within Clan Fire Mandrill continued to grow.<ref>''The Wars of Reaving'', p. 37</ref> | |
| − | + | Sainze would subsequently rebuff overtures from [[Clan Coyote]] in favor of building his own small power bloc in the Grand Council with the Blood Spirits and [[Clan Goliath Scorpion|Goliath Scorpions]]. When the Coyotes instead made a deal with [[Kindraa Mattila-Carrol]] that netted them an enclave on Shadow, Sainze oversaw a month of brutal fighting and the loss of over twenty Bloodnamed Mandrill warriors before grudgingly admitting defeat. However, with [[Kindraa Payne]]-[[Kindraa Beyl-Grant (Clan Fire Mandrill)|Beyl-Grant]] falling into dishonor following a failed series of attacks on Coyote holdings, Kindraa Sainze was able to claim the ilKindraaship by March [[3070]].<ref>''The Wars of Reaving'', p. 38-39</ref> | |
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