Record Sheets: MechWarrior Dark Age I
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| Record Sheets: Mech Warrior Dark Age I | |
|---|---|
| Product information | |
| Type | Record Sheets |
| Development | Randall N. Bills |
| Primary writing | Loren L. Coleman David L. McCulloch |
| Pages | 80 |
| Illustrations | Matthew Plog Klaus Scherwinski Kai Spannuth |
| Publication information | |
| Publisher | FanPro |
| Product code | 10983 |
| First published | 2003 |
| ISBN-10 | 3-89064-983-1 |
| MSRP | $19.99 |
| Content | |
Description
Record Sheets: Mech Warrior Dark Age I was to be the first of a series of published record sheet books of vehicles, BattleMechs and infantry units from the Dark Age era. These include units that appeared in here were original released with the first game set of Mechwarrior Dark Age.
The book featured a short story by Loren L. Coleman named "Fortune's Son", first TRO fluff for the Clan Battle Armor and Hauberk Assault Battle Armor. The book includes record sheets for types of infantry units. New and old variants of vehicles and 'Mechs are introduced for first time as well.
However, poor sales caused further volumes to not be published.
From the Back Cover
| “ | It is the 32nd century. After decades of peace and prosperity, interstellar communications break down and rumors of war sweep through the universe. As ancient hatreds and rivalries rear their ugly heads, people who have only known war through history books are suddenly thrust into the dark maelstrom of combat. Some fight for king and country, others for greed and power, others for love -- all will struggle to defeat those who would see them destroyed, while protecting the only homes they have known. | ” |
Contents
- Peasant Foot Infantry
- Rifleman Foot Infantry
- Hover Bike Infantry
- Advance Clan Armor
- Cavalier Armor
- Gnome Armor
- Hauberk Armor
- Purifer Adaptive Armor
- Fox Armored Car
- Shandra Advanced Scout Vehicle
- Mobile Tactical Command HQ
- MIT23 M.A.S.H. Vehicle
- Scimitar MK2 Hover Combat Vehicle
- BE701 Joust Medium Tank
- Demon Medium Tank
- VV1 Ranger Infantry Fighting Vehicle
- Condor Multi-Purpose Tank
- JES I Tactical Missile Carrier
- SM1 Tank Destroyer
- JI100 Transportable Recovery Vehicle
- DI Schmitt Tank
- JES II Strategic Missile Carrier
- M1 Marksman Tank
- Behemoth II Tank
- ForestryMech
- ConstructionMech
- ConstructionMech MOD
- AgroMech
- AgroMech MOD
- ForestryMech MOD
- MiningMech
- MiningMech MOD
- Arbalest
- Arbalest 2
- Koshi
- Koshi 2
- Pack Hunter 2
- Pack Hunter 3
- Cougar X
- Cougar X2
- Cougar X3
- Spider SDR-7K
- Spider SDR-7K2
- Firestarter FS9-M2
- Firestarter FS9-M3
- Panther PNT-10K2
- Panther PNT-12K
- Hatchetman HCT-5D
- Hatchetman HCT-5DD
- Black Hawk
- Black Hawk 2
- Centurion CN9-D3D
- Centurion CN9-D4D
- Legionnaire LGN-2D
- Legionnaire LGN-2K
- Legionnaire Raul LGN-2D
- Mad Cat III
- Mad Cat III 2
- Catapult CPLT-C2
- Catapult CPLT-K2K
- Ryoken II
- Ryoken II 2
- Ryoken II Tassa
- Tundra Wolf
- Tundra Wolf 2
- Tundra Wolf 3
- Zeus ZEU-X
- Zeus ZEU-X2
- Zeus ZEU-X3
- Atlas AS7-K2
- Atlas AS7-K3
- Jupiter
- Jupiter 2
Notes
- Hauberk Battle Armor & Clan Battle Armor (known as Clan Medium Battle Armor in later publications) were upgraded twice as battle armor rules were upgraded. Variants of both armors appeared later in both Combat Equipment & Techical Readout: 3075
- Mobile Tactical Command HQ was renamed and updated for Total Warfare use, it would later be featured in Experimental Technical Readout: Republic, Volume 2.[1]