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Line 24: Clan Blood Spirit had expected to have been given the right to absorb their longtime rivals, and were outraged by the Grand Council's decision. Encouraged by [[Loremaster]] [[Bayle Campbell]], the furious Spirit Khans chose to attack the Burrocks without Grand Council sanction.<ref name=FMCC25>''Field Manual: Crusader Clans'', p. 25</ref> Clan Blood Spirit had expected to have been given the right to absorb their longtime rivals, and were outraged by the Grand Council's decision. Encouraged by [[Loremaster]] [[Bayle Campbell]], the furious Spirit Khans chose to attack the Burrocks without Grand Council sanction.<ref name=FMCC25>''Field Manual: Crusader Clans'', p. 25</ref> − Clan Burrock bid their entire ''[[touman]]'' of three front-line and four second-line [[Galaxy|Galaxies]] into the Absorption, choosing to concentrate their forces on their capital world of [[Albion (Clan System)|Albion]] and summoning reinforcements from off-world. By the time the Absorption battles got underway, Burrock forces on Albion included their [[Alpha Galaxy (Clan Burrock)|Alpha]] and [[Kappa Galaxy (Clan Burrock)|Kappa]] Galaxies. + Clan Burrock bid their entire ''[[touman]]'' of three front-line and four second-line [[Galaxy|Galaxies]] into the Absorption, choosing to concentrate their forces on their capital world of [[Albion (Clan)|Albion]] and summoning reinforcements from off-world. By the time the Absorption battles got underway, Burrock forces on Albion included their [[Alpha Galaxy (Clan Burrock)|Alpha]] and [[Kappa Galaxy (Clan Burrock)|Kappa]] Galaxies. Clan Star Adder created a strategic plan that would fulfill their goal of absorbing the bulk of the Burrock Clan intact while eliminating the treasonous element within. The plan called for the decapitation of those in the Burrock leadership identified as having been involved in dealings with the Dark Caste - Khan [[Jocelyn Siddiq]], her [[saKhan]] and Galaxy Commander Seth Marghar.<ref name=FMCC114>''Field Manual: Crusader Clans'', p. 114</ref> Since the majority of Clan Burrock members had remained unaware of their Clan's dealings with the Bandit Caste, it was correctly anticipated by Clan Star Adder that once the Burrock leadership was removed, the remaining Burrock forces would put up only half-hearted resistance. Clan Star Adder created a strategic plan that would fulfill their goal of absorbing the bulk of the Burrock Clan intact while eliminating the treasonous element within. The plan called for the decapitation of those in the Burrock leadership identified as having been involved in dealings with the Dark Caste - Khan [[Jocelyn Siddiq]], her [[saKhan]] and Galaxy Commander Seth Marghar.<ref name=FMCC114>''Field Manual: Crusader Clans'', p. 114</ref> Since the majority of Clan Burrock members had remained unaware of their Clan's dealings with the Bandit Caste, it was correctly anticipated by Clan Star Adder that once the Burrock leadership was removed, the remaining Burrock forces would put up only half-hearted resistance.
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Clan Blood Spirit had expected to have been given the right to absorb their longtime rivals, and were outraged by the Grand Council's decision. Encouraged by [[Loremaster]] [[Bayle Campbell]], the furious Spirit Khans chose to attack the Burrocks without Grand Council sanction.<ref name=FMCC25>''Field Manual: Crusader Clans'', p. 25</ref> | Clan Blood Spirit had expected to have been given the right to absorb their longtime rivals, and were outraged by the Grand Council's decision. Encouraged by [[Loremaster]] [[Bayle Campbell]], the furious Spirit Khans chose to attack the Burrocks without Grand Council sanction.<ref name=FMCC25>''Field Manual: Crusader Clans'', p. 25</ref> | ||
| − | Clan Burrock bid their entire ''[[touman]]'' of three front-line and four second-line [[Galaxy|Galaxies]] into the Absorption, choosing to concentrate their forces on their capital world of [[Albion (Clan | + | Clan Burrock bid their entire ''[[touman]]'' of three front-line and four second-line [[Galaxy|Galaxies]] into the Absorption, choosing to concentrate their forces on their capital world of [[Albion (Clan)|Albion]] and summoning reinforcements from off-world. By the time the Absorption battles got underway, Burrock forces on Albion included their [[Alpha Galaxy (Clan Burrock)|Alpha]] and [[Kappa Galaxy (Clan Burrock)|Kappa]] Galaxies. |
Clan Star Adder created a strategic plan that would fulfill their goal of absorbing the bulk of the Burrock Clan intact while eliminating the treasonous element within. The plan called for the decapitation of those in the Burrock leadership identified as having been involved in dealings with the Dark Caste - Khan [[Jocelyn Siddiq]], her [[saKhan]] and Galaxy Commander Seth Marghar.<ref name=FMCC114>''Field Manual: Crusader Clans'', p. 114</ref> Since the majority of Clan Burrock members had remained unaware of their Clan's dealings with the Bandit Caste, it was correctly anticipated by Clan Star Adder that once the Burrock leadership was removed, the remaining Burrock forces would put up only half-hearted resistance. | Clan Star Adder created a strategic plan that would fulfill their goal of absorbing the bulk of the Burrock Clan intact while eliminating the treasonous element within. The plan called for the decapitation of those in the Burrock leadership identified as having been involved in dealings with the Dark Caste - Khan [[Jocelyn Siddiq]], her [[saKhan]] and Galaxy Commander Seth Marghar.<ref name=FMCC114>''Field Manual: Crusader Clans'', p. 114</ref> Since the majority of Clan Burrock members had remained unaware of their Clan's dealings with the Bandit Caste, it was correctly anticipated by Clan Star Adder that once the Burrock leadership was removed, the remaining Burrock forces would put up only half-hearted resistance. | ||