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BattleTech: Shrapnel, Issue #14

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WATCH YOUR SIX!

Shrapnel: The Official BattleTech Magazine brings you more hard-hitting BattleMech action from the heavy-metal wars of the 31st century and beyond—but don’t let your guard down!

A loyal Republic of the Sphere MechWarrior must make a life-or-death decision when catastrophic news from Terra throws everything into chaos. A sheriff on a Periphery backwater planet investigates mysterious murders terrorizing a community. A desperate survivor of the Clan Invasion seeks revenge against the Jade Falcons while he still has the chance…
In this issue, you’ll travel to the Hanseatic League in the Deep Periphery, where the Scorpion Empire will stop at nothing to obtain a priceless Star League-era relic. Then witness the first Marauder built in the new millennium walk off the assembly line, face a so-called zombie ’Mech arisen from the grave, and discover how to effectively weaponize a BattleMech’s operating system.

No matter the situation, you can stay out of harm’s way by reviewing a most-wanted list of criminals and assassins, a roster of the Marian Hegemony’s Legion of the Dead, technical readouts, unit and planet digests, playable scenarios, a campaign set in the resource-poor wilds of the Third Succession War, and more—all by battle-hardened BattleTech authors and some new boot-camp graduates:

Bryan Young
Chris Hussey
Marc Follin
Jaymie Wagner
James Bixby
J. D. Neal
Jeremy A. Reynolds
David Stier
Geoff “Doc” Swift
Étienne Charron-Willard
James Kirtley
Matt Larson
Lorcan Nagle
Eric Salzman
Zac Schwartz
Tom Stanley
Stephen Toropov
Chris Wheeler

215 pages, Paperback

Published September 16, 2023

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January 8, 2024
As far as Battletech anthologies go, this one is middling. I quite enjoyed the Fox Patrol story, and the Chaos Campaign snippets were great, but I can't be arsed to care about the Republic of the Sphere timeframe (roughly 30150-ish).

Regardless, if you enjoy giant stompy robots, sci-fi, and descriptions of fights, you should enjoy this.
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September 25, 2023
Another good collection of Battletech fiction - but I could still do without the scenarios.
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