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Line 36: ===The Year of Peace=== ===The Year of Peace=== − When [[Leo Showers]] called for a Grand Kurultai aboard the ''[[Dire Wolf (Individual Sovetskii Soyuz-class WarShip)|Dire Wolf]]'', no one expected an attack against the ilKhan by forces of the [[Free Rasalhague Republic]], much less the Rasalhagians themselves. In the final moments of the frantic assault by the Flying Drakøns, [[Kapten]] [[Tyra Miraborg]] piloted her damaged ''[[Shilone]]'' fighter into the bridge of the ''Dire Wolf'', killing Leo Showers and paralyzing the entire invasion. In the emergency meeting afterwards many of the assembled Khans argued for an immediate retaliatory strike against the Inner Sphere, while others advised against going against their previously-arranged strategy in response to a "quirk of fate."<ref name=WCS40-41>''Wolf Clan Sourcebook'', pp. 40–41</ref><ref name=IC25>''Invading Clans'', p. 25</ref> + When [[Leo Showers]] called for a Grand Kurultai aboard the ''[[Dire Wolf (Vessel)|Dire Wolf]]'', no one expected an attack against the ilKhan by forces of the [[Free Rasalhague Republic]], much less the Rasalhagians themselves. In the final moments of the frantic assault by the Flying Drakøns, [[Kapten]] [[Tyra Miraborg]] piloted her damaged ''[[Shilone]]'' fighter into the bridge of the ''Dire Wolf'', killing Leo Showers and paralyzing the entire invasion. In the emergency meeting afterwards many of the assembled Khans argued for an immediate retaliatory strike against the Inner Sphere, while others advised against going against their previously-arranged strategy in response to a "quirk of fate."<ref name=WCS40-41>''Wolf Clan Sourcebook'', pp. 40–41</ref><ref name=IC25>''Invading Clans'', p. 25</ref> It was Perigard Zalman who cut through the discord and pointed out the obvious to all in attendance: without an ilKhan to provide some sort of guidance to the invasion and arbitrate any disputes, what little unity there was between the invading Clans would fall apart and with it the invasion. A new ilKhan would have to be elected, which would require a consultation with ''all'' Bloodnamed warriors, forcing the Bloodnamed of the five invading Clans to return to [[Strana Mechty]] and effectively put the invasion on hold. Objections were raised against this course of action, which would leave the Clans' hard-won gains vulnerable to counterattack, but it was eventually agreed that electing a new ilKhan was necessary; the remaining Clan forces combined with the state of the Inner Sphere and assistance from [[ComStar]] made the possibility of a successful counterattack slim. On 1 December [[3050]] the Bloodnamed of the five invading Clans began the long journey back home.<ref name=WCS40-41/> It was Perigard Zalman who cut through the discord and pointed out the obvious to all in attendance: without an ilKhan to provide some sort of guidance to the invasion and arbitrate any disputes, what little unity there was between the invading Clans would fall apart and with it the invasion. A new ilKhan would have to be elected, which would require a consultation with ''all'' Bloodnamed warriors, forcing the Bloodnamed of the five invading Clans to return to [[Strana Mechty]] and effectively put the invasion on hold. Objections were raised against this course of action, which would leave the Clans' hard-won gains vulnerable to counterattack, but it was eventually agreed that electing a new ilKhan was necessary; the remaining Clan forces combined with the state of the Inner Sphere and assistance from [[ComStar]] made the possibility of a successful counterattack slim. On 1 December [[3050]] the Bloodnamed of the five invading Clans began the long journey back home.<ref name=WCS40-41/>
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| − | When [[Leo Showers]] called for a Grand Kurultai aboard the ''[[Dire Wolf ( | + | When [[Leo Showers]] called for a Grand Kurultai aboard the ''[[Dire Wolf (Vessel)|Dire Wolf]]'', no one expected an attack against the ilKhan by forces of the [[Free Rasalhague Republic]], much less the Rasalhagians themselves. In the final moments of the frantic assault by the Flying Drakøns, [[Kapten]] [[Tyra Miraborg]] piloted her damaged ''[[Shilone]]'' fighter into the bridge of the ''Dire Wolf'', killing Leo Showers and paralyzing the entire invasion. In the emergency meeting afterwards many of the assembled Khans argued for an immediate retaliatory strike against the Inner Sphere, while others advised against going against their previously-arranged strategy in response to a "quirk of fate."<ref name=WCS40-41>''Wolf Clan Sourcebook'', pp. 40–41</ref><ref name=IC25>''Invading Clans'', p. 25</ref> |
It was Perigard Zalman who cut through the discord and pointed out the obvious to all in attendance: without an ilKhan to provide some sort of guidance to the invasion and arbitrate any disputes, what little unity there was between the invading Clans would fall apart and with it the invasion. A new ilKhan would have to be elected, which would require a consultation with ''all'' Bloodnamed warriors, forcing the Bloodnamed of the five invading Clans to return to [[Strana Mechty]] and effectively put the invasion on hold. Objections were raised against this course of action, which would leave the Clans' hard-won gains vulnerable to counterattack, but it was eventually agreed that electing a new ilKhan was necessary; the remaining Clan forces combined with the state of the Inner Sphere and assistance from [[ComStar]] made the possibility of a successful counterattack slim. On 1 December [[3050]] the Bloodnamed of the five invading Clans began the long journey back home.<ref name=WCS40-41/> | It was Perigard Zalman who cut through the discord and pointed out the obvious to all in attendance: without an ilKhan to provide some sort of guidance to the invasion and arbitrate any disputes, what little unity there was between the invading Clans would fall apart and with it the invasion. A new ilKhan would have to be elected, which would require a consultation with ''all'' Bloodnamed warriors, forcing the Bloodnamed of the five invading Clans to return to [[Strana Mechty]] and effectively put the invasion on hold. Objections were raised against this course of action, which would leave the Clans' hard-won gains vulnerable to counterattack, but it was eventually agreed that electing a new ilKhan was necessary; the remaining Clan forces combined with the state of the Inner Sphere and assistance from [[ComStar]] made the possibility of a successful counterattack slim. On 1 December [[3050]] the Bloodnamed of the five invading Clans began the long journey back home.<ref name=WCS40-41/> | ||