Robert Doucette

A hot shot technician for the NAIS, Robert works in secret not only to keep the disparate Davion forces supplied, but while hiding at a secret NAIS facility with remnants of Corean Enterprises' personnel is on the verge of unleashing a new 'Mech—the Legionnaire—to drive the Blakists from New Avalon.

Geoffrey Zucker

A Word of Blake convert from House Davion, Geoffrey is a MechWarrior with a mission; unlike some of his more enthusiastic brethren, Geoffrey believes that the Inner Sphere can be brought to see the light without resorting to massed violence… but he's a soldier first and foremost.

To the Future

Will Robert and the bands of guerrilla fighters finally topple the invaders, or will Geoffrey be given the chance to see his former countrymen brought to the light with a minimum of violence? The Third Battle of New Avalon is about to begin!

The Details

BattleCorps.com—working closely with FanPro LLC—is pleased to announce the Isle of the Blessed: an integrated and interactive fiction companion to the FanPro Commando canon event Vengeance Gambit: The Third Battle of New Avalon.

• Starting the first week of July, diary entries from Robert Doucette and Geoffrey Zucker will begin posting to the public (no membership needed) once a week at the News from the Frontlines section of BattleCorps.com, providing everyone never-before-seen details of the current status of affairs on New Avalon.
• The characters established in those journal entries will take center stage in Isle of the Blessed, Book One—a fully-fleshed out fiction serial that will begin publishing weekly in August for BattleCorps members.
• Once players have determined the outcome of The Third Battle of New Avalon canon event, those results will be incorporated into another series of journal entries and Isle of the Blessed, Book Two to start publishing in November.

Keep watching www.battlecorps.com and www.classicbattletech.com for more details to come in the near future and the start of this exciting event!

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