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| − | == The Return of the Azure Sunset == |
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| + | #REDIRECT [[The HPA Saga]] |
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| − | Norman reappears in human space. He needs one thing. the Azure Sunset. What follows is a sequence of events which draws in unsuspecting and unscrupulous individuals from across known space. |
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| − | == Description == |
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| − | A fan-fiction story set in the FFE universe, around the year 3309. It is a couple of years after the Azure Sunset debacle at Fort Donalds. Mack Winston is on the run, with an Imperial Princess. Norman has returned from his search for Raxxla. He wants the Azure Sunset. As events start to ripple across the cosmos, other characters become unwittingly involved in proceedings. |
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| − | == Current Participants == |
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| − | *[[Norman Mosser]] (and crew) |
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| − | *[[Mack Winston]] (and Maria Hengist-Duval) |
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| − | *[[Cmdr Maegil]] (and Emu) |
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| − | *[[Vasquith de Havilland]] (and Michael Veruz) |
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| − | *[[Kim Stenson]] |
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| − | *[[The Spartacus Brotherhood]] |
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| − | == The Story so Far (spoilers follow) == |
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| − | *'''de Havilland''' and Veruz discover, by accident, the location of the Azure Sunset. He is attacked by unknown aggresors and flees inside the ship where he learns every location the Azure Sunset will hyperspace jump to. After a brief battle onboard the Azure Sunset, de Havilland and Veruz escape in a borrowed Krait, which they take to the AAAI shipyards where de Havilland used to work. They decrypt the hyperspace coordiates of the Azure Sunset and as the city gets attacked by bounty hunters, they escape in a modified Saker Mk III with a Nano Plasma Accelerator. they set up a meeting with Norman Mosser and unwittingly become a part of his crew. They leave to paint their ship with a new 'Darkness' paint and are currently on their way to meet up with Norman again. |
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| − | *'''Stenson''' get a notification of an Imperial Courier (Normans type of ship) was attacked by an Interpol patrol. He puts the clues together and goes hunting for more information in Reidquat. He is attacked by a group of heavies, but survives. His clues take him to Alioth where he sees the escaping Saker mk III. he flies to Reidquat and watches de Havilland interact with Norman then follows him through several hyperspace jumps, till finally they reach an inhabited system... |
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| − | *'''Winston''' knows that everyone wants to kill him. Then Norman offers him a job. to kill Norman. Not himself naturally, just the other two of his clones wandering about. Mack takes the job as the money would go along way to salvaging some kind of a life from the wreck he currently endures. He kills one Norman and wounds another, but it manages to get away. Winston is captured my Maegil and taken on as his Apprentice. |
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| − | *'''Mosser''' wants the Azure Sunset. Initially, he works together with his two other clones to retrieve it, but things become untenable and each Mosser tries to hire Mack Winston to kill the others. Two Mossers go to Earth, where one is killed, while the other teams up with Maegil where he gets the coordinates for the Azure Sunset and gets a proposition to join the Spartacus Brotherhood. the original Mosser, meanwhile, heads to Reidquat where he meets up with de Havilland and Veruz. together, they travel to the then current location of the AZ, only to get attacked by the mysterious forces. They escape and form plans to meet at a small, inhabited system... |
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| − | *'''Maegil''' an ex-Federation soldier who has a distinct and often conflicting set of morals. He wishes to teach this to a young upstart named Mack Winston, and also wants to recruit Norman Mosser to his anti-slavery group known as the Spartacus Brotherhood. He had a girlfriend named Emu, who he travels with. |
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| − | *'''Spartacus Brotherhood''' A group of people who go around commmiting piracy and pillaging, MDK styles, all in the name of freedom. |
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| − | == Showdown at Sunset == |
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| − | All the major players found their own way to the Azure Sunset, aloft in the Ioenin system: Norman and Sam flew with de Havilland and Veruz aboard their Stealthed AAAI Shipyards Saker Mk III. Maegil and Winston via Maegils Asp. Another Norman used another Normans Imperial Courier, but was ultimately killed in the enusing chaos. A series of showdowns encased the ship as the players tried to assert dominance over the others. A standoff was narrowly averted with Maegil being seriously wounded and his computer virus shutting down the auto destruct. |
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| − | Now Normans crew are in charge of the Azure Sunset. All that stands in their way is an entire ship of defunct systems and a lone Interpol agent... |
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| − | == Weapons of the Saga == |
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| − | '''Federal Marines - Special Issue Carbine''' |
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| − | Based on the civilian Laser Carbine, the Special Issue was repowered by the Armonitions Corporation. the resulting laser pulse is shorter, but has a higher energy level and a faster refire rate. The recoil is almost completely compensated for. A folding stock and a more utilitarian look gives the Special Issue an almost spectral look. It is cheap and lightweight, but easily damaged and no good as a bludgeoning weapon. The barrel especially is prone to damage. |
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| − | '''L&F Detective Special''' |
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| − | The Lance and Ferman Detective Special is a small, lightweight laser pistol with an average power output of 1 kilo-watt. Its small stature belies a robust weapon that will work in all environments. It is a discreet weapon that can be easily hidden, a must for detectives on the beat. Although not prone to jamming, such an event is usually disastrous to the weapon. The main drawback of the Detective Special is the low power output. |
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| − | '''Colt .45 "Peace maker"''' |
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| − | The Colt Single Action Army handgun, also known as the Colt Peacemaker or Single Action Army, is a single action revolver holding 6 rounds of ammunition. It was designed for the US cavalry by Colt's Manufacturing Company and adopted in 1873, and it was perhaps the most prolific pistol in the wild west. |
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| − | '''CCH "Ambassador"''' |
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| − | in 2056, Churchill Combine Houver produced a weapon they called the "Ambassador". A stepping stone between the traditional pistol of the 20th century and the true railguns of the 22nd century, the "Ambassador" was a true hybrid, combining the chemical power of a bullet with the electrical power of a railgun. A new, smaller bullet was produced, which fitted into a large magazine. Although fired like a normal bullet, magnetism was used in reloading, allowing a simpler, cheaper gun, but also a dangerously high refire rate. the same Magnetism suite was used to give Molecular spin to the bullets. The nanoscale vibrations allowed deeper penetration of the target, including Spectra and High Powerered Body armour. |
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| − | '''Colt "Diplomat"''' |
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| − | '''L&F Inspector Special''' |
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| − | '''"Winter Moon" katana and the "Little Moon" wakizashi''' |
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| − | '''Ingram 350''' |
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| − | == External Links == |
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| − | [http://www.hughesd.co.uk/elite/content/fiction.asp Elite BTF] has a PDF version of the HPA and HPA2 (in progress) sagas, along with the "Past Prologue" compilations of what some of the participants did in the between. |
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