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− | | | + | | name = Mercenary's Handbook: 3055 |
− | + | | product development = [[Scott Jenkins]] | |
− | + | | primary writing = [[Stephan I. Matis]] <br /> [[Brent Carter]] <br /> [[Bob Charette]] ([[Wolf's Dragoons]]) <br /> [[Tom Gessman]] ([[Gray Death Legion]]) <br /> [[Mike Stackpole]] ([[Kell Hounds]]) <br /> [[Blaine Pardoe]] ([[Snord's Irregulars]]) <br /> [[Jim Long]] ([[The Black Thorns]]) | |
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− | + | | illustrations = [[Earl Geier]] <br /> [[Russ Ackred]] <br /> [[Jim Nelson]] <br /> [[Gary Thomas Washington]] <br /> [[Scott Rosema]] | |
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− | + | | publisher = [[FASA]] | |
− | + | | year = 1993 | |
− | + | | pages = 128 | |
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− | + | | ISBN = 1555601847 | |
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+ | ==From the back cover== | ||
+ | {{quote|''Running a [[mercenary unit|merc unit]] is a serious business first, last, and always. Not just any group of gung-ho [['Mech]] jocks can survive in the cutthroat world of the mercenary, and any [[MechWarrior (pilot)|MechWarrior]] who ignores this fact ends up working for someone else, Dispossessed, or dead. Running a successful merc unit takes know-how, skill, careful planning, and sometimes a little luck. If you still think you've got what it takes to pit your skills against the fiercest warriors of the [[Inner Sphere]] and beyond, The ''Mercenary's Handbook: 3055'' is for you. The handbook provides a comprehensive, detailed system for creating, maintaining, and operating a mercenary unit in the BattleTech universe, covering every aspect if the mercenary life from combat to salary to medical care.'' | ||
− | + | The Mercenary's Handbook: 3055 ''also includes detailed briefings on five of the most renowned mercenary units of the [[Inner Sphere]]: [[Wolf's Dragoons]], the [[Kell Hounds]], [[Rhonda Snord]]'s [[Snord's Irregulars|Irregulars]], the [[Gray Death Legion]], and the [[Black Thorns]]. So what are you waiting for? [[C-bill]]s and glory await any MechWarrior bold enough to take them. But just remember, the battle's not over until the check clears...''}} | |
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From the back cover
“ | Running a merc unit is a serious business first, last, and always. Not just any group of gung-ho 'Mech jocks can survive in the cutthroat world of the mercenary, and any MechWarrior who ignores this fact ends up working for someone else, Dispossessed, or dead. Running a successful merc unit takes know-how, skill, careful planning, and sometimes a little luck. If you still think you've got what it takes to pit your skills against the fiercest warriors of the Inner Sphere and beyond, The Mercenary's Handbook: 3055 is for you. The handbook provides a comprehensive, detailed system for creating, maintaining, and operating a mercenary unit in the BattleTech universe, covering every aspect if the mercenary life from combat to salary to medical care.
The Mercenary's Handbook: 3055 also includes detailed briefings on five of the most renowned mercenary units of the Inner Sphere: Wolf's Dragoons, the Kell Hounds, Rhonda Snord's Irregulars, the Gray Death Legion, and the Black Thorns. So what are you waiting for? C-bills and glory await any MechWarrior bold enough to take them. But just remember, the battle's not over until the check clears... |
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