Wolves on the Border
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69 primary books76 released booksBattleTech Universe is a 76-book series with 69 primary works first released in 1986 with contributions by Philip A. Lee, Michael A. Stackpole, and 54 others.
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56 primary books57 released booksClassic Battletech is a 57-book series with 56 primary works first released in 1986 with contributions by Ardath Mayhar, William H. Keith Jr., and 17 others.
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I'm generally interested in BT for the Clans and their psycho-culture. The 3025 and Succession War campaigns generally are just grist for the Kerensky mill for me (i.e. this is why you needed Operation Revival).
That being said, Charrette's depiction of Minobu Tetsuhara is deceptively good. The novel isn't really about Wolf's Dragoons. It's actually a really good take on the noblest of Inner Sphere warriors set against the Game of Thrones style politics of the Successor Lords and pretenders. Even when you know how the book will end, it's still a very compelling read and develops so much of the DCMS culture beyond the otaku-ness of Stackpole's novels.
