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Having taken over the Third Talon from [[Cassandra Malthus]] before the pre-[[Clan Invasion|REVIVAL]] Trials, he was defeated by Galaxy Commander [[Mar Helmer]] in a Trial of Refusal to lead the Falcon contingent.<ref>''Jade Falcon Sourcebook'', p. 20</ref><ref>''Operational Turning Points: REVIVAL Trials'', p. 20</ref> The unit was a part of the campaigns for [[Barcelona]] and [[Apollo (system)|Apollo]], but due to Gran Newclay's cautious bidding, was only solely responsible for one "conquest." In May 3050, [[Derf]] was rumored to be the hiding place of Archon-Prince [[Victor Steiner-Davion]] and the [[Twelfth Donegal Guards]]. Buoyed with the chance at glorious revenge for the Lyrans' escape from the Clan at [[Trell I]], the planet's defenders instead consisted of only two lances of BattleMechs with limited armor support and the planet fell within the day. No sign of the Prince was found, a loss of face for the haughty warriors.<ref name=ER3052-49/><ref name=JFS38>''Jade Falcon Sourcebook'', p. 38</ref>
 
Having taken over the Third Talon from [[Cassandra Malthus]] before the pre-[[Clan Invasion|REVIVAL]] Trials, he was defeated by Galaxy Commander [[Mar Helmer]] in a Trial of Refusal to lead the Falcon contingent.<ref>''Jade Falcon Sourcebook'', p. 20</ref><ref>''Operational Turning Points: REVIVAL Trials'', p. 20</ref> The unit was a part of the campaigns for [[Barcelona]] and [[Apollo (system)|Apollo]], but due to Gran Newclay's cautious bidding, was only solely responsible for one "conquest." In May 3050, [[Derf]] was rumored to be the hiding place of Archon-Prince [[Victor Steiner-Davion]] and the [[Twelfth Donegal Guards]]. Buoyed with the chance at glorious revenge for the Lyrans' escape from the Clan at [[Trell I]], the planet's defenders instead consisted of only two lances of BattleMechs with limited armor support and the planet fell within the day. No sign of the Prince was found, a loss of face for the haughty warriors.<ref name=ER3052-49/><ref name=JFS38>''Jade Falcon Sourcebook'', p. 38</ref>
  
Following the [[Grand Kurultai]] and the 5th Wave return to the Inner Sphere, the Third successfully defended the recently taken [[La Grave]] from a Steel Viper Trial of Possession, one of only two successful.<ref name=JFS30>''Jade Falcon Sourcebook'', p. 30</ref>
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Following the Grand ''Kurultai'' and the 5th Wave return to the Inner Sphere, the Third successfully defended the recently taken [[La Grave]] from a Steel Viper Trial of Possession, one of only two successful.<ref name=JFS30>''Jade Falcon Sourcebook'', p. 30</ref>
  
 
He was subjected to "systemic discrimination" in his mind when Galaxy Commander Mar Helmer gave his previous command, the Twelfth Falcon and his protégé [[Senza Oriega]], the honor of leading the attack on Robyn's Crossing. He also quarreled with [[Star Colonel]] [[Aidan Pryde]] at Tukayyid, questioning the then-''[[dezgra]]'' warrior's tactics in crossing the Prezno River, the attack led by the Galaxy's least experienced Star Colonel, [[Devlin Hazen]]. Treated dismissively, Star Colonel Pryde repeatedly interrupted Newclay during a battle ''kurultai'', nearly leading to an Honor Duel, though such things are frowned upon during a campaign.<ref name=FGch29/> Newclay likewise refused to defer to Pryde during the retreat back across Robyn's Crossing after the disaster at Olalla,<ref name=FGch36>''Falcon Guard'', ch. 36</ref> relenting unhappily when Pryde invoked the will of the Khans to obey to him. The sacrifice of the Jade Phoenix earned the grudging respect of the wounded<ref name=JFS59/> Newclay and the Third.<ref name=ER3052-49/><ref name=BoT113-114>''Battle of Tukayyid'', pp. 113–114</ref>
 
He was subjected to "systemic discrimination" in his mind when Galaxy Commander Mar Helmer gave his previous command, the Twelfth Falcon and his protégé [[Senza Oriega]], the honor of leading the attack on Robyn's Crossing. He also quarreled with [[Star Colonel]] [[Aidan Pryde]] at Tukayyid, questioning the then-''[[dezgra]]'' warrior's tactics in crossing the Prezno River, the attack led by the Galaxy's least experienced Star Colonel, [[Devlin Hazen]]. Treated dismissively, Star Colonel Pryde repeatedly interrupted Newclay during a battle ''kurultai'', nearly leading to an Honor Duel, though such things are frowned upon during a campaign.<ref name=FGch29/> Newclay likewise refused to defer to Pryde during the retreat back across Robyn's Crossing after the disaster at Olalla,<ref name=FGch36>''Falcon Guard'', ch. 36</ref> relenting unhappily when Pryde invoked the will of the Khans to obey to him. The sacrifice of the Jade Phoenix earned the grudging respect of the wounded<ref name=JFS59/> Newclay and the Third.<ref name=ER3052-49/><ref name=BoT113-114>''Battle of Tukayyid'', pp. 113–114</ref>

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