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| Novel Information |
| Collection: |
BattleTech |
| Title: |
Malicious Intent |
| Author: |
Michael A. Stackpole |
| ISBN-10: |
0-451-45387-5 |
| ISBN-13: |
978-0-451-45387-7 |
| Publisher: |
Roc |
| Product ID: |
LE5387 |
| Copyright: |
© 1996 |
| Cover Art: |
©2024 Catalyst Game Labs |
| Description: |
In the wake of a civil war that nearly devastated the Jade Falcons and pushed his own Wolf Clan into nonexistence, Vlad of the Wards emerges harboring a powerful secret. He intends to use this secret to avenge the destruction of his Clan—and to reestablish the Wolves once again!
But the Jade Falcons have their own abitious plans to stab deep into Katrina Steiner`s Lyran Alliance. Katrina`s only hope of stopping the Falcons is to enlist the aid of her brother and political rival, Victor Davion. He accepts, but it may be his downfall, for Katrina could have just the means to destroy him once and for all... |
| First Chapter Date: |
December 11, 3057 |
| Final Chapter Date: |
June 16, 3058 |
| Number of Reviews: 2 |
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| Average Member Rating: 3.75 |
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Member Review - DarkAdder : 19-Jan-2004 00:00 |
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0 out of 0 users (0.00%) have found this review useful
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4.00 |
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This picks up after I am Jade Falcon. I have to give Vlad one thing, the sonuvabitch just does not know when to quit. It also shows that some clans are willing to resort to 'Dirty Inner Sphere Politics' to win. But were the actions of the saKhan and Khan justified? Was the 'automatic Trial of Absorption' claim legal, or just the actions of a sore looser? |
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Member Review - Paul : 18-Nov-2003 00:00 |
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3.50 |
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Insightful novel that goes in to some considerable depth when it comes Clan politics, and it's also a main source of ongoing debates everywhere. What is and isn't legal when it came to the Refusal War and it's conclusion? The situation is pleasantly complex, and very entertaining if you're in to politics.
Opposite of this is plenty of Inner Sphere politics, but seeing a bit more of Clan politics in action is refreshing.
Plenty of Mech on Mech combat for those who favor this, and let's not forget the Falcon incursion towards Coventry, a massive campaign with severe repurcusions.
All in all a very entertaining read. Not one of the best in BT, but certainly not one of the worst. |
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