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Shrapnel — The Official BattleTech Magazine

Shrapnel #7

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Issue
#7
Released
Dec. 2021
Never Surrender!
Shrapnel: The Official BattleTech Magazine brings you more heavy-hitting action and heroism in the war-torn BattleMech-dominated future of the 31st century and beyond!
A young Periphery volunteer struggles against marauding pirates who have long overstayed their welcome. A small-but-growing mercenary unit faces off against a formidable foe capable of destroying their dreams. A Star League MechWarrior wrestles with an exciting career opportunity on the eve of the war that will change the face of the Inner Sphere forever. Experience the costly Jade Falcon assault on Arc-Royal, return to an idyllic paradise haunted by a specter of the past, and follow a Clan Wolf bondsman’s quest to reunite with his son. Then lurk in the shadows with more cloak-and-dagger plots in the continuation of the four-part serial novel set on the game world of Solaris VII.
Arm yourself with technical readouts, playable scenarios, an in-depth look at the weaponization of gift giving in the Draconis Combine, a glimpse into Clan Sea Fox’s customer service, an article on the importance of battlefield salvage, and more—all from elite BattleTech authors and recruits who have earned their stripes:
Contributors
Craig A. Reed, Jr. • Tom Leveen • Bryan Young • Julian Michael Carver • E. Stephenson Auerbach • Charles Gideon • J. D. Neal • Curtis O. Thompson • Aaron Cahall • Étienne Charron-Willard • Matthew Cross • Jim Hauser • Wunji Lau • Eric Salzman • Paul Sjardijn • Tom Stanley • Joel Steverson • Chris Wheeler
Download the record sheets for the Hatchetman variants presented in this issue of Shrapnel