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| − | '''Teresia Cooper''' was | + | '''Teresia Cooper''' was [[Khan]] of [[Clan Hell's Horses]] during the early [[Dark Age]].<ref name=FM3145p150>''Era Report: 3145'', p. 125, "The TankWarrior Experiment"</ref> |
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| − | Teresia Cooper held the rank of [[Khan of Clan Hell's Horses|Khan]] during first quarter of the | + | Teresia Cooper held the rank of [[Khan of Clan Hell's Horses|Khan]] during first quarter of the thirty-second century, some time after the [[Word of Blake]] [[Jihad]]. She was killed in action on [[Waldorff]]<ref name=ER3145>''Era Report: 3145'', p. 100, "Gottfried Amirault profile"</ref> in [[3126]] during a [[Trial of Possession]] against [[Clan Jade Falcon]] during which the Hell's Horses were conducting the first public test of their experimental [[TankWarrior]] [[trueborn]] phenotype.<ref>''Era Report: 3145'', p. 125, "The TankWarrior Experiment"</ref> |
She was succeeded as Khan by [[Gottfried Amirault]]. | She was succeeded as Khan by [[Gottfried Amirault]]. | ||
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Teresia Cooper | |
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| Died | 3126 |
| Affiliation | Clan Hell's Horses |
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| Profession | Khan |
Teresia Cooper was Khan of Clan Hell's Horses during the early Dark Age.[1]
History[edit]
Teresia Cooper held the rank of Khan during first quarter of the thirty-second century, some time after the Word of Blake Jihad. She was killed in action on Waldorff[2] in 3126 during a Trial of Possession against Clan Jade Falcon during which the Hell's Horses were conducting the first public test of their experimental TankWarrior trueborn phenotype.[3]
She was succeeded as Khan by Gottfried Amirault.