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The stables lost most of their influence after the assassination of [[Ryan Steiner]], who bought the Stable to found his political ambitions combined with two of its best MechWarriors '''Glenn Edenhoffer''' and '''Victor Vandergriff''' lost in a much publicized match against [[Kai Allard-Liao]] and [[Galen Cox]].<ref name=MPSVII-29>''Mappack: Solaris VII'', p. 28, "Stables of Solaris VII - Skye Tigers Stables"</ref> | The stables lost most of their influence after the assassination of [[Ryan Steiner]], who bought the Stable to found his political ambitions combined with two of its best MechWarriors '''Glenn Edenhoffer''' and '''Victor Vandergriff''' lost in a much publicized match against [[Kai Allard-Liao]] and [[Galen Cox]].<ref name=MPSVII-29>''Mappack: Solaris VII'', p. 28, "Stables of Solaris VII - Skye Tigers Stables"</ref> | ||
| − | It was not after '''James Stroud''' started to manage the team again that it did not start recovering, and only after the financial investment made by James saved the stable from ruin. They were in the road to excellence, even threatening [[Blackstar Stables]] position when the Solaris Riots of [[3062]] arrived. The feud between both stables escalated even to the point of [[Drew Hasek-Davion]] trying to kill James Stroud and targeted as many actives from the Skye Tigers Stables.<ref name=MPSVII-29/><ref name="AoR"/> | + | It was not after '''James Stroud''' started to manage the team again that it did not start recovering, and only after the financial investment made by James saved the stable from ruin. They were in the road to excellence, even threatening [[Blackstar Stables]] position when the Solaris Riots of [[3062]] arrived. The feud between both stables escalated even to the point of [[Drew Hasek-Davion]] trying to kill James Stroud and targeted as many actives from the Skye Tigers Stables as possible.<ref name=MPSVII-29/><ref name="AoR"/> |
The Stables is on [[3067]] again on the road to success, though it will take a long run to earn the respect of the others again.<ref name=MPSVII-29/> | The Stables is on [[3067]] again on the road to success, though it will take a long run to earn the respect of the others again.<ref name=MPSVII-29/> | ||
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Contents
Description
The Skye Tigers Stables was born from the purchase of Oonthrax Stables by Ryan Steiner. Since then it has been the a pro-Skye Province and Free Skye Movement Stable.
History
In 3056 Oonthrax Stables was bought by Ryan Steiner and changed its name to Skye Tigers Stables[1] The Skye Tigers Stables is a Solaris VII-based BattleMech stable known for its loyalty to the Lyran Alliance's Skye Province and Free Skye Movement.[2]
The stables lost most of their influence after the assassination of Ryan Steiner, who bought the Stable to found his political ambitions combined with two of its best MechWarriors Glenn Edenhoffer and Victor Vandergriff lost in a much publicized match against Kai Allard-Liao and Galen Cox.[3]
It was not after James Stroud started to manage the team again that it did not start recovering, and only after the financial investment made by James saved the stable from ruin. They were in the road to excellence, even threatening Blackstar Stables position when the Solaris Riots of 3062 arrived. The feud between both stables escalated even to the point of Drew Hasek-Davion trying to kill James Stroud and targeted as many actives from the Skye Tigers Stables as possible.[3][1]
The Stables is on 3067 again on the road to success, though it will take a long run to earn the respect of the others again.[3]
Operations
Unknown.
Leadership
- Winslow Kindt was the Stable Master during 3056, when the Stable was bought by Ryan Steiner.[1]
- James Stroud also known as Jerry Stroud, was a junior officer in the Seventeenth Skye Rangers prior to being the Stable Master of the Stable, and has lead it since 3057.[4] Stroud operates the Skye Tigers like a military unit, and is rumored to use any means necessary - ethical or otherwise - to ensure the survival and success of his stable.[2]
Notable Personnel
Technicians
- Maria Utley - chief tech of Oonthrax and one of the few Oonthrax staff to remain following its conversion into the Skye Tigers, Utley was still with the Tigers as 3062.[5] Utley is an accomplished tech, known for ranting against the MechWarriors that abuse their 'Mechs.[6]
MechWarriors
As of 3067, the Skye Tigers Stable had ten MechWarriors under contract. Unsavory rumors persist that some Skye Tiger contracts contain hidden "slavery clauses".[2] [7]
Known MechWarriors
- Glenn Edenhoffer[2]
- Erik Gray
- Erin Hoffman[8]
- Torrence Klein - Piloted a Barghest, killed 15 August 3062 during the Riots of 3062.[9]
- Heinrich Strasser[10]
- Victor Vandergriff[2] [11]
Other
- Achillus St. John - A Lyran national who provided extensive information to the Word of Blake, which allowed them to destroy the stable.[12]
Tactics and Style
The Skye Tigers do not have any specific tactics, aside from a heavy reliance upon advanced technology to carry the day. Thanks to the lavish support of certain Skye-based "special interest groups", the Stable maintains enough advanced components to ensure they can maintain all their 'Mechs in fighting trim.[2]
Notes
In 3067 the Stable was paying 1.400 C-Bills month and 23% contract percentage fee.[2]
Game Notes
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 "Assumptions of Risk"
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6 Mappack: Solaris VII, p. 29 "Stables of Solaris VII - Skye Tigers Stables"
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 Mappack: Solaris VII, p. 28, "Stables of Solaris VII - Skye Tigers Stables"
- ↑ "Illusions of Victory"
- ↑ Illusions of Victory, "Chapter Eighteen"
- ↑ Solaris Gamemaster's Book, p. 19, "Oonthrax Stables"
- ↑ Classic BattleTech RPG, p. 10 "By the Numbers"
- ↑ Illusions of Victory, "Chapter Seven"
- ↑ Illusions of Victory, "Chapter Ten"
- ↑ Technical Readout 3055 Upgrade, p.130 "CPR-HD-003 COPPERHEAD"
- ↑ Assumption of Risk, p. 99, "Victor named by then Skye Tigers manager Winskow Kindt as a member of Skye Tigers stable".
- ↑ Starterbook: Wolf and Blake, p. 45