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Line 20: ===Origins=== ===Origins=== {{quote|''Stampede, and Noyan for that matter, is the saKhan putting his ego before anything else''| Star Captain, Peter Cobb when discussing Stampede with [[Lucian Camejo]].<ref>''Elements of Treason: Honor'', ch. 9</ref>}} {{quote|''Stampede, and Noyan for that matter, is the saKhan putting his ego before anything else''| Star Captain, Peter Cobb when discussing Stampede with [[Lucian Camejo]].<ref>''Elements of Treason: Honor'', ch. 9</ref>}} − Initially, Stampede was a plan from the Horses' SaKhan [[Fulk Lassenerra]], with some support of Khan Gottfried Amirault. Intended to be a continuation of [[Operation NOYAN]], it was modest at best, intending to take some Falcon's planets, testing new units and tactics. For Gottfried it was also a mean to keep Fulk distracted, as both were fighting for their Clan's leadership position. As some pointed, the operation was fueled by Lassenerra's hate towards the Falcons. Reviewed by the Horses ''ristar'' Star Captain [[Peter Cobb]] was made better, with a stronger logistics.<ref>''Elements of Treason: Honor'', ch. 5</ref> + Initially, Stampede was a plan from the Horses' SaKhan [[Fulk Lassenerra]], with some support of Khan Gottfried Amirault. Intended to be a continuation of [[Operation NOYAN]], it was modest at best, intending to take some Falcon's planets, testing new units and tactics. For Gottfried it was also a mean to keep Fulk distracted, as both were fighting for their Clan's leadership position. Reviewed by the Horses ''ristar'' Star Captain [[Peter Cobb]] was made better, with a stronger logistics.<ref>''Elements of Treason: Honor'', ch. 5</ref> ===Race to Terra=== ===Race to Terra=== Line 27:
Line 27: ===Hinterlands Campaign=== ===Hinterlands Campaign=== − After returning to their Occupation Zone, the Horses Khans redirected STAMPEDE against the now-vacant Falcon Occupation Zone, now a chaotic zone known as the [[Hinterlands]], but Gottfried's slowing of the offensive, excessive caution and keeping some Galaxies in reserve costed the Horses' dearly. Although the Horses meet some success, destroying the [[Turkina Ascendancy]] proto estate and annexing twenty worlds, their underestimating of their adversaries caused the defeats at [[Butler]] and the [[Battle of Sudeten (3152)|Battle of Sudeten]]. The last one saw Falcon Khan [[Jiyi Chistu]] defeating the Horses, thus preventing the Horses from claiming the vital production center. With STAMPEDE thus ending in a humiliating fizzle, the Hell's Horses underwent a leadership change as the more aggressive saKhan [[Fulk Lassenerra]] took control of the Clan, slaying Gottfried Amirault in a [[Trial of Position]].<ref name=ICp107>''IlClan'', p. 107: "The Meeting of the Khans"</ref><ref name=TRp84>''Tamar Rising'', p. 84: "Clan Hell's Horses"</ref> <ref>''Tamar Rising'', p. 68: "The Consequences of Caution"</ref><ref>''Elements of Treason: Honor'', ch. 24-36</ref> + After returning to their Occupation Zone, the Horses Khans redirected STAMPEDE against the now-vacant Falcon Occupation Zone, now a chaotic zone known as the [[Hinterlands]], but Gottfried's slowing of the offensive, excessive caution and keeping some Galaxies in reserve costed the Horses' dearly. Although the Horses meet some success, destroying the [[Turkina Ascendancy]] and annexing twenty worlds, their defeats at [[Butler]] and the [[Battle of Sudeten (3152)|Battle of Sudeten]] saw Falcon Khan [[Jiyi Chistu]] defeated Khan Amirault, thus preventing the Horses from claiming the vital production center. With STAMPEDE thus ending in a humiliating fizzle, the Hell's Horses underwent a leadership change as the more aggressive saKhan [[Fulk Lassenerra]] took control of the Clan, slaying Gottfried Amirault in a [[Trial of Position]].<ref name=ICp107>''IlClan'', p. 107: "The Meeting of the Khans"</ref><ref name=TRp84>''Tamar Rising'', p. 84: "Clan Hell's Horses"</ref> <ref>''Tamar Rising'', p. 68: "The Consequences of Caution"</ref><ref>''Elements of Treason: Honor'', ch. 24-36</ref> ==References== ==References==
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{{quote|''Stampede, and Noyan for that matter, is the saKhan putting his ego before anything else''| Star Captain, Peter Cobb when discussing Stampede with [[Lucian Camejo]].<ref>''Elements of Treason: Honor'', ch. 9</ref>}} | {{quote|''Stampede, and Noyan for that matter, is the saKhan putting his ego before anything else''| Star Captain, Peter Cobb when discussing Stampede with [[Lucian Camejo]].<ref>''Elements of Treason: Honor'', ch. 9</ref>}} | ||
| − | Initially, Stampede was a plan from the Horses' SaKhan [[Fulk Lassenerra]], with some support of Khan Gottfried Amirault. Intended to be a continuation of [[Operation NOYAN]], it was modest at best, intending to take some Falcon's planets, testing new units and tactics. For Gottfried it was also a mean to keep Fulk distracted, as both were fighting for their Clan's leadership position | + | Initially, Stampede was a plan from the Horses' SaKhan [[Fulk Lassenerra]], with some support of Khan Gottfried Amirault. Intended to be a continuation of [[Operation NOYAN]], it was modest at best, intending to take some Falcon's planets, testing new units and tactics. For Gottfried it was also a mean to keep Fulk distracted, as both were fighting for their Clan's leadership position. Reviewed by the Horses ''ristar'' Star Captain [[Peter Cobb]] was made better, with a stronger logistics.<ref>''Elements of Treason: Honor'', ch. 5</ref> |
===Race to Terra=== | ===Race to Terra=== | ||
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===Hinterlands Campaign=== | ===Hinterlands Campaign=== | ||
| − | After returning to their Occupation Zone, the Horses Khans redirected STAMPEDE against the now-vacant Falcon Occupation Zone, now a chaotic zone known as the [[Hinterlands]], but Gottfried's slowing of the offensive, excessive caution and keeping some Galaxies in reserve costed the Horses' dearly. Although the Horses meet some success, destroying the [[Turkina Ascendancy]] | + | After returning to their Occupation Zone, the Horses Khans redirected STAMPEDE against the now-vacant Falcon Occupation Zone, now a chaotic zone known as the [[Hinterlands]], but Gottfried's slowing of the offensive, excessive caution and keeping some Galaxies in reserve costed the Horses' dearly. Although the Horses meet some success, destroying the [[Turkina Ascendancy]] and annexing twenty worlds, their defeats at [[Butler]] and the [[Battle of Sudeten (3152)|Battle of Sudeten]] saw Falcon Khan [[Jiyi Chistu]] defeated Khan Amirault, thus preventing the Horses from claiming the vital production center. With STAMPEDE thus ending in a humiliating fizzle, the Hell's Horses underwent a leadership change as the more aggressive saKhan [[Fulk Lassenerra]] took control of the Clan, slaying Gottfried Amirault in a [[Trial of Position]].<ref name=ICp107>''IlClan'', p. 107: "The Meeting of the Khans"</ref><ref name=TRp84>''Tamar Rising'', p. 84: "Clan Hell's Horses"</ref> <ref>''Tamar Rising'', p. 68: "The Consequences of Caution"</ref><ref>''Elements of Treason: Honor'', ch. 24-36</ref> |
==References== | ==References== | ||