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Battletech – A Return to the Inner Sphere

by Hutch Morzaria

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Mild-mannered ops leader by day. I spend my working hours on dashboards, budgets and process, which is genuinely more interesting than it sounds and still nowhere near as interesting as this. Then the laptop shuts and the other identity takes over: Doctor Who, Marvel, Dune, the Wheel of Time, BattleTech, LitRPG, comics, and games I absolutely do not have time for. No powers. Just opinions, and a great many of them.

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