This article will explore some of the combat arms of the Shepherds beyond just the angels.

The Crusader was introduced as an alternative to the polar Grizzly and Cobra early in the TN 1800s to very poor reviews and even worse sales. Over the next few decades, Paxton Arms reworked the Crusader until a more functional vehicle was created. The Crusader IV was much better than its predecessors and was even used by some desperate polar forces in the War of the Alliance.

What is the daily life like in Sanctuary?

So how is religion handled amongst the Shepherds?

Utopia is a world racked by war and nuclear radiation. The limited access to resources as well as high demand has fostered a ‘waste nothing’ attitude amongst some Utopians.

Today we will explore the concept of angels… the combat walkers, not the divine emissaries.

If you were wondering what that voice from part 19 was, here’s the answer.

The original weapon loadout proved very popular in the field and requests came in for Brahmins that would go on to fill assault roles instead of command and control roles. Territorial Arms took the loadout and created the Pride-Killer Cobra, a direct challenge and insult to the CNCS and its seeming obsession with snub cannons.

Living in a fully autonomous city state far from civilization has done much to shape society amongst the Shepherds.

Today is the day many have been waiting for; we are finally looking at military organization.

The WFP looked to Western Armories to produce a cheap tank/siege vehicle. The Victor, named after Victor Cristobal, a historic clan head from the Cristobal clan, was the answer.

This article will cover the organization and structure of the Shepherds.

New Jerusalem turns over a new page in its history.

CEF Frames can be developed for a variety of environments. The F-99 and F81-12 are similar in design, but the F-99 is specialized for zero gravity operations, while the F81-12 tackles the mountainous terrain of Terra Nova.

History is made… what comes next?

Today, the course of New Jerusalem’s history is changed forever.

The PRDF took delivery of its first Stalker in the Spring of TN 1932. Since then, Paxton Arms has built over one hundred of these gears. While some have been deployed in front line regiments, most were never fielded. Where these gears are now is anyone’s guess. At least one is used by a duelist in the Khayr ad-Din dueling circuits.

Today we will explore the aftermath of the founding of sanctuary and the decisions made in the following years.