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Described as tall and lean, with cartoonishly large, protruding ears "like jug handles," Payson was steered into Camacho's Caballeros by his family thanks to his natural piloting talent, rather than end up prison because of his endless troublemaking. | Described as tall and lean, with cartoonishly large, protruding ears "like jug handles," Payson was steered into Camacho's Caballeros by his family thanks to his natural piloting talent, rather than end up prison because of his endless troublemaking. | ||
| − | Payson was a noted WSP-1A ''[[Wasp]]'' pilot and demonstrated expertise in jumping and physical combat, including fighting a ''Phoenix Hawk'' to a draw in a melee duel.<ref name="CQp353">''Close Quarters'', p. 353, "Chapter | + | Payson was a noted WSP-1A ''[[Wasp]]'' pilot and demonstrated expertise in jumping and physical combat, including fighting a ''Phoenix Hawk'' to a draw in a melee duel.<ref name="CQp353">''Close Quarters'', p. 353, "Chapter 37"</ref> |
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Revision as of 20:17, 18 February 2022
William Payson | |
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| Personal | |
| Affiliation | Seventeenth Recon Regiment |
| Profile | |
| Rank | Lieutenant Junior Grade |
| Profession | Mercenary |
William Payson was an officer with the Seventeenth Recon Regiment.
History
Early Life
Payson was born on Cerillos, one of the Southwest Trinity worlds from a modestly respectable family.[1]
Described as tall and lean, with cartoonishly large, protruding ears "like jug handles," Payson was steered into Camacho's Caballeros by his family thanks to his natural piloting talent, rather than end up prison because of his endless troublemaking.
Payson was a noted WSP-1A Wasp pilot and demonstrated expertise in jumping and physical combat, including fighting a Phoenix Hawk to a draw in a melee duel.[2]
References
Bibliography
- Ozymandias (short story in BattleTech: 25 Years of Art & Fiction)