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So I take it you're not too fond of the New Jedi Order series?

But wouldn't the Black Lance, as arrogant as they are, regard it as an insult to have someone of such low stature in one of their uniforms?

Still, judging from what the Black Lance did at Telamon, I was under the impression that they would have killed anybody that didn't match up to their mental and physical standards.

How exactly did the Black Lance select and modify their members? Did they do it according to high mental and physical attributes, and selected only the strongest to be a part of their group, and then genetically modified them? Or was this Genetic Enhancement conducted on human offspring still in...

Hmm...names like Ultimatum and Unforgiving do sound like something SW Imperialists would use to name their ships. Perhaps I should have reserved such names for the Black Lance?

No, the ship that Jazz was trialled aboard was the TCS Centurion. The TCS Winterrowd appears to be a different ship entirely. Some nameless Mandarin was trialled aboard the Winterrowd during the WC1 era, IIRC, and the trial was even mentioned in WC2 by Blair, but it wasn't Jazz.

Are their any pictures available of the TCS Winterrowd's structural design, and was there ever any solid information given on its class and stats, besides the rumours we heard in various Wing Commander games of the Mandarin trial held aboard and its eventual destruction at the hands of the...

Continued excerpt... Then he reminded himself of the bitter reality; the Tiger's Claw had been dead for four years, and had already been a year's dead when he had been assigned to his first tour of duty. The Bengal-class carrier that was currently unloading its guns upon the Kilrathi had its...

Here's a piece of a fanfic that I am writing up. Feel free to post any comments or remarks if you have the time to read it. The Ralari turned hard to starboard, another explosion ripping through its hull from a concentrated missile impact, moving its bow to face the oncoming...

I find older games, classics like WC1, Ultima 7, Ultima Underworld, etc., much better than the games of today, despite the enormous difference in graphics and 3D effects. The old games had greater, more interesting storylines. Games without captivating plots don't hold my interest for long, and...

What kind of anti-capship weapons did WC1 ships like the Bengal-class carrier, Gettysburg-class cruiser, and Exeter class destroyer possess to wield against opposing capital ships?

Did the capital ships of WC1 have any heavy duty cannons designed to engage other capships, like the WC2 anti-matter cannon or phase transist cannon?

Was there ever any method they mentioned regarding the construction of those two asteroid bases without Kilrathi notice in one of the books perhaps, like in the Wing Commander III novel?

In Wing Commander III, how would've Covert Ops been able to construct two secret asteroid bases within the Kilrah System without attracting notice? Wouldn't the Kilrah System have been thick with Kilrathi patrols to prevent such a construction?

Karnes's ship was a Sabre? Are you sure? I recall seeing craft with a much closer likeness to the Sabre in episodes like 'Word of Honor' and 'Walking Wounded'.

There is a vague similarity there, in regards to the main structure, with some differences like the lack of quad wing design in WCATV, but this is only my own opinion.

Exterior design similarities. Although I admit there were differences, like the weapons array, one laser instead of WC2's two particle cannons, although it may just be fighter variant differences.

Maniac was flying an Epee up against Karnes' ship, near the end of the episode.

Sounds like this to me: Kilrathi pilot: 'Die, furless freak!' Blair: 'But you're dead now, Kilrathi scum!' Blair drops Temblor bomb into lava, then flies off and the Vaktoth crashes into a cliff.

At what age could a person enlist in the Confed Navy, and for how many years did they actually spend in the Academy before graduating and serving an assignment aboard a ship?