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William Blane (b.2992 - ) former [[Com Star]] Precentor of Gibson serves as the de facto [[Primus]] of the [[Word of Blake]] during the Jihad era. A political moderate within the Word of Blake, Blane also served as the organization's public face prior the the [[Jihad]]. | William Blane (b.2992 - ) former [[Com Star]] Precentor of Gibson serves as the de facto [[Primus]] of the [[Word of Blake]] during the Jihad era. A political moderate within the Word of Blake, Blane also served as the organization's public face prior the the [[Jihad]]. | ||
| − | Blane, whose life-long friendship with [[Thomas Marik]], all but assured that the[[Word of Blake]]would find a home in the [[Free Worlds League]] after the [[Schism]]. | + | Blane, whose life-long friendship with [[Thomas Marik]], all but assured that the [[Word of Blake]] would find a home in the [[Free Worlds League]] after the [[Schism]]. |
| − | Blane concieved and planned [[Operation Odysseus]], through which the [[ | + | Blane concieved and planned [[Operation Odysseus]], through which the [[Word of Blake]] gained control of Terra in early [[3058]] |
==References== | ==References== | ||
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William Blane (b.2992 - ) former Com Star Precentor of Gibson serves as the de facto Primus of the Word of Blake during the Jihad era. A political moderate within the Word of Blake, Blane also served as the organization's public face prior the the Jihad.
Blane, whose life-long friendship with Thomas Marik, all but assured that the Word of Blake would find a home in the Free Worlds League after the Schism.
Blane concieved and planned Operation Odysseus, through which the Word of Blake gained control of Terra in early 3058
References
- The Fall of Terra, FASA, 1996
- Shattered Sphere, FASA, 1999