Malebolgia
03-23-2007, 06:27 AM
ISA Nolo'Tar Ranger Frigate
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Series: Call to Arms
Price: $9.95
Distributor on sale date: 2nd April 2007
Lightly armed for a Ranger vessel, the Nolo’Tar is a throwback to the generation that survived Valen. Especially useful in training missions and evacuations, this transportation frigate became a common sight during Valen’s great Shadow War but fell out of use during the following thousand years. It was resurrected quickly when the Rangers began to deploy in larger numbers again during the next Shadow War, mostly to ferry refugees from planet to planet when the war drew too near.
The rules for the Nolo'Tar can be found in issue 43 of Signs & Portents Wargamer.
Minbari Troligan Armoured Cruiser
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Series: Call to Arms
Price: $12.95
Distributor on sale date: 2nd April 2007
Extremely rare and possessing a relatively weak armament for a Minbari frontline warship, the Troligan can nevertheless withstand a huge amount of punishment. In theory, the cruiser was designed to close range with an enemy fleet and, supported by warcruisers and fighters, wreak havoc and throw opponents into confusion as other Minbari ships break them apart. With limited stealth capabilities, Troligan Captains often have to rely more on their thick armour, something that goes against a lot of Minbari philosophy except in certain circles of the Warrior Caste.
The new rules for the revised Troligan can be found in issue 43 of Signs & Portents Wargamer.
Brakiri Shakara Scout Cruiser
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Series: Call to Arms
Price: $8.95
Distributor on sale date: 2nd April 2007
Using salvaged technology lifted from one of the numerous battlefields along the Abbai trade routes during the Shadow War, the Im-Rehsa power corporation managed to reverse engineer a few large and bulky versions of the Matriarchate’s communications disruptors. Using these new systems on a hull specifically designed to house them, the Shakara is a lightly armed and armoured scouting vessel that maps out hyperspace routes and passes under enemy sensors.
The rules for the Shakara can be found in issue 43 of Signs & Portents Wargamer.
More info:
http://www.mongoosepublishing.com/
http://www.mongoosepublishing.com/product_images/full_size/ctaisanolotar.jpg
Series: Call to Arms
Price: $9.95
Distributor on sale date: 2nd April 2007
Lightly armed for a Ranger vessel, the Nolo’Tar is a throwback to the generation that survived Valen. Especially useful in training missions and evacuations, this transportation frigate became a common sight during Valen’s great Shadow War but fell out of use during the following thousand years. It was resurrected quickly when the Rangers began to deploy in larger numbers again during the next Shadow War, mostly to ferry refugees from planet to planet when the war drew too near.
The rules for the Nolo'Tar can be found in issue 43 of Signs & Portents Wargamer.
Minbari Troligan Armoured Cruiser
http://www.mongoosepublishing.com/product_images/full_size/ctamintroligan.jpg
Series: Call to Arms
Price: $12.95
Distributor on sale date: 2nd April 2007
Extremely rare and possessing a relatively weak armament for a Minbari frontline warship, the Troligan can nevertheless withstand a huge amount of punishment. In theory, the cruiser was designed to close range with an enemy fleet and, supported by warcruisers and fighters, wreak havoc and throw opponents into confusion as other Minbari ships break them apart. With limited stealth capabilities, Troligan Captains often have to rely more on their thick armour, something that goes against a lot of Minbari philosophy except in certain circles of the Warrior Caste.
The new rules for the revised Troligan can be found in issue 43 of Signs & Portents Wargamer.
Brakiri Shakara Scout Cruiser
http://www.mongoosepublishing.com/product_images/full_size/ctabrakshakarascene.jpg
Series: Call to Arms
Price: $8.95
Distributor on sale date: 2nd April 2007
Using salvaged technology lifted from one of the numerous battlefields along the Abbai trade routes during the Shadow War, the Im-Rehsa power corporation managed to reverse engineer a few large and bulky versions of the Matriarchate’s communications disruptors. Using these new systems on a hull specifically designed to house them, the Shakara is a lightly armed and armoured scouting vessel that maps out hyperspace routes and passes under enemy sensors.
The rules for the Shakara can be found in issue 43 of Signs & Portents Wargamer.
More info:
http://www.mongoosepublishing.com/