The gray death legion is one of the youngest merc units in the setting, only a few decades old and yet they’re responsible for one of the most important events in the settings history. The discovery of the helm memory core and the renaissance of the inner sphere. A series of events that would come to define the setting for hundreds of years to come.
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So how did ComStar react to all this? Also do they ever get caught?
Grey Death was my first battletech novels. And thus my favorite mech unit. Sure, Wolf's Dragoons and Kell hounds get a lot of spotlight, and the Northwind have all the bagpipes. But the Grey Death was great for explaining and understanding military tactics and combined arms integration!
Well, it is a DropSHIP I guess. 😂
Thank you, love your format.
Got to do the Eridani light horse next
If i recall in the first book, Death is not proununced like the English word Death, but something like Deeth or De-ah-th. Its been a few years since i read the book, but it was explained to not be as blantantly silly as presented.
"this is what they call a pro gamer move" no steve as an attorney I'm pretty sure we call that kidnapping and sexual assault. 🤣
Lol he never left trell before forming the lancers, and the lancer only became a thing because he pointed a man portable inferno launcher at his future wife lol
A drop ship, is basically a hollow egg that is air tight . They should float unless they are breached. .
WW2 Germany and Russia signed s "Non Aggression Treaty". With each side planning to attack the other as soon as they had enough forces. With Russia being mad Germany beat them to the betrayal.
Grey death legion is what I call groups of unpainted models.
I swear that one of the most notable parts of the grey death legion's tactics was the use of combine arms, and anti mech infantry units supported by mechs. I'm not quite sure that came across in the video. They also love them selves some battle armour.
With respect to their accolades, when I see their logo, All I see is a clown skull; that back drop looks like a mop of red hair. Looks like crap. I guess that's within keeping with most other MW art from that time though lol 😂
It'd be kind of cool to see a timeline vid just to put everything into perspective and for everyone to able to see how deep the history is visually. Just touching major births, events, and inventions.
I personally like the Grey Death Legion, their who I went with as a sponsor in MW4 mercs and I had a wail of a time in that game
How dare you speak ill of the dragon!
Jk but kurita is probably the coolest house with davions at no2
I came to support you as best I can with a like, comment and I turned on my notification bell for ya! More battletech history to come I hope!
29:12 ya guys have an online casino watermark there. Not cool.
I love the Grey Death Legion. It was the book that got me into reading. I've always been a sci-fi addict. I think I was 12-13 when I read the first book. It was gritty compared to star wars/star trek.
Everyone gets famous for driving Marauders because it was one of the SLDF's standard battle line heavy mechs, so like the Archer and the Warhammer they're everywhere. Every planets, every faction, every time period post Star League there's probbaly a Marauder and available spares for Marauders.
My man pulled out the ultimate gamer move.
Honkers Space Railway beckons, Sci
Me looking at Gray Death Carlyle’s profile pic
My brain: 🎶It’s my liiiiiiiife, it’s now or neverrrr. I ain’t gonna live foreeeveerrr.”🎶