Pages: Perhaps if they're doing it now, they did it before. Tikonov, Chesterton and Andurien are ours once more, and the cheers of the Capellan people nearly drown out the gnashing of our foes' teeth as they throw down their weapons in despair. Shiny thing! Kamose Lieutenant Posts: In the end, there can be only one Quote from: roosterboy on 21 July , Quote from: Warrior: En Garde, Ch She does actually inspect the base, but didn't stick around long enough to dedicate the memorial.
Perhaps the memory of what she actually accomplished colored her account to Jeana. Marik forces attacked the mercenaries, hoping to claim their equipment as salvage. If the duel goes beyond turn 21, reinforcements may arrive for each side, making it a lance-on-lance engagement. Historically, the mercenary Charger managed to close with the slower Awesome and was winning when reinforcements arrived.
Notes: This is a very interesting scenario, tactically. The Awesome outguns and outarmors its opponent, but since it has only standard PPCs and no battle fists, the Marik unit gets into trouble once the battle moves to knife-fighting range. The Charger also has an edge in durability, since it has very few internal systems to wreck and will keep fighting at more or less peak performance until it loses a leg, head, or center torso.
For the Charger , it all comes down to how the Initiative plays out. If it wins initiative, it just has to let the Awesome move, then swoop into the rear arc and go to town. Fortunately, the battle will likely take place mostly on the River Delta 2 map, which has plenty of woods to provide cover. The use of the 15th Marik Militia as the OpFor raises some questions. Was it rebuilding on Rochelle? One wonders what Rhonda was doing during all this?
Was she with the rear-guard that followed Snord and the rest to the port? Here we see that the battle for Rochelle took place over nine months from Quote from: roosterboy on 23 July , Frabby Major Posts: Oh, I had a ton of fun writing this one.
