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Line 7: | class = | class = | prevclass = | prevclass = − | servicesince = − | serviceuntil = }} }} The '''''Stone Arrow''''' was the [[JumpShip]] of [[Willard Theodore Puritan|Willard Theodore "Kangaroo Jack" Puritan]], a smuggler known to operate in [[Federated Suns]], [[Lyran Commonwealth]] and [[Draconis Combine]] space. The exact type of the ''Stone Arrow'' is not mentioned. The '''''Stone Arrow''''' was the [[JumpShip]] of [[Willard Theodore Puritan|Willard Theodore "Kangaroo Jack" Puritan]], a smuggler known to operate in [[Federated Suns]], [[Lyran Commonwealth]] and [[Draconis Combine]] space. The exact type of the ''Stone Arrow'' is not mentioned. − ==History==+ Kangaroo Jack worked with Draconis Combine crime lord [[Grig Griez]]. It was the ''Stone Arrow'' that brought the [[Dark Wing]] unit to [[Ander's Moon]] during [[Operation Inroad]] in April [[3024]]. He was subsequently tracked down by [[Gideon Braver]] on a world in the Federated Suns (randomized in the game, but usually [[Okefenokee]] or [[Tancredi IV]]) sometime between 3024 and [[3028]], but was murdered before Gideon Braver could talk to him; the assassin, a known gangland assassin known as Grim Jim, was also found dead. It is unknown what happened to the ''Stone Arrow'' afterwards. − Kangaroo Jack worked with Draconis Combine crime lord [[Grig Griez]]. It was the ''Stone Arrow'' that brought the [[Dark Wing (Mercenary Command)|Dark Wing]] unit to [[Ander's Moon]] during [[Operation Inroad]] in April [[3024]]. He was subsequently tracked down by [[Gideon Braver]] on a world in the Federated Suns (randomized in the game, but usually [[Okefenokee]] or [[Tancredi IV]]) sometime between 3024 and [[3028]], but was murdered before Gideon Braver could talk to him; the assassin, a known gangland assassin known as Grim Jim, was also found dead. It is unknown what happened to the ''Stone Arrow'' afterwards. ==Canonicity== ==Canonicity== − The hunt for the ''Stone Arrow'' is part of the storyline of the ''[[MechWarrior (1989 Video Game)|MechWarrior]]'' video game. + The hunt for the ''Stone Arrow'' is part of the storyline of the [[MechWarrior (1989 Video Game)|MechWarrior]] computer game. The game, and therefore its storyline, is [[Canon|apocryphal]] (see section about Canonicity in the game's article): It is expressly not included among the list of canonical sources for the [[BattleTech]] universe, but it has also been said that, until contradicted, information from certain sources including this one "can be assumed to be part of the shared universe if it makes sense". MechWarrior in particular is one of the computer games where the storyline is widely treated as canonical. The game, and therefore its storyline, is [[Canon|apocryphal]] (see section about Canonicity in the game's article): It is expressly not included among the list of canonical sources for the [[BattleTech]] universe, but it has also been said that, until contradicted, information from certain sources including this one "can be assumed to be part of the shared universe if it makes sense". MechWarrior in particular is one of the computer games where the storyline is widely treated as canonical. ==References== ==References== − * ''[[MechWarrior (1989 Video Game)|MechWarrior]]'' (1989 video game) + *''[[MechWarrior (1989 Video Game)]]'' [[Category:Individual JumpShips]] [[Category:Individual JumpShips]]
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The '''''Stone Arrow''''' was the [[JumpShip]] of [[Willard Theodore Puritan|Willard Theodore "Kangaroo Jack" Puritan]], a smuggler known to operate in [[Federated Suns]], [[Lyran Commonwealth]] and [[Draconis Combine]] space. The exact type of the ''Stone Arrow'' is not mentioned. | The '''''Stone Arrow''''' was the [[JumpShip]] of [[Willard Theodore Puritan|Willard Theodore "Kangaroo Jack" Puritan]], a smuggler known to operate in [[Federated Suns]], [[Lyran Commonwealth]] and [[Draconis Combine]] space. The exact type of the ''Stone Arrow'' is not mentioned. | ||
| − | + | Kangaroo Jack worked with Draconis Combine crime lord [[Grig Griez]]. It was the ''Stone Arrow'' that brought the [[Dark Wing]] unit to [[Ander's Moon]] during [[Operation Inroad]] in April [[3024]]. He was subsequently tracked down by [[Gideon Braver]] on a world in the Federated Suns (randomized in the game, but usually [[Okefenokee]] or [[Tancredi IV]]) sometime between 3024 and [[3028]], but was murdered before Gideon Braver could talk to him; the assassin, a known gangland assassin known as Grim Jim, was also found dead. It is unknown what happened to the ''Stone Arrow'' afterwards. | |
| − | Kangaroo Jack worked with Draconis Combine crime lord [[Grig Griez]]. It was the ''Stone Arrow'' that brought the [[ | ||
==Canonicity== | ==Canonicity== | ||
| − | The hunt for the ''Stone Arrow'' is part of the storyline of the | + | The hunt for the ''Stone Arrow'' is part of the storyline of the [[MechWarrior (1989 Video Game)|MechWarrior]] computer game. |
The game, and therefore its storyline, is [[Canon|apocryphal]] (see section about Canonicity in the game's article): It is expressly not included among the list of canonical sources for the [[BattleTech]] universe, but it has also been said that, until contradicted, information from certain sources including this one "can be assumed to be part of the shared universe if it makes sense". MechWarrior in particular is one of the computer games where the storyline is widely treated as canonical. | The game, and therefore its storyline, is [[Canon|apocryphal]] (see section about Canonicity in the game's article): It is expressly not included among the list of canonical sources for the [[BattleTech]] universe, but it has also been said that, until contradicted, information from certain sources including this one "can be assumed to be part of the shared universe if it makes sense". MechWarrior in particular is one of the computer games where the storyline is widely treated as canonical. | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
| − | * ''[[MechWarrior (1989 Video Game) | + | *''[[MechWarrior (1989 Video Game)]]'' |
[[Category:Individual JumpShips]] | [[Category:Individual JumpShips]] | ||