Curious question about Clan Homeworld Triats.

[truetanker]

Specifically those units that had an old special ability from their parent unit, but since have been renamed.

Clan Hell's Horses left their Zeta Galaxy behind to defend their holdings when they went to invade the Inner Sphere before losing them to the Adders in a Trial of Refusal, they then became a new clan, Clan Stone Lion.

My question is, while their original Traits ( FM:Crusader ) for the parent Clan traits are not copied, distinctive cluster traits are.

Would their parent Clan traits talking about the breeding Infantry special traits be included? As is, the Adders gave them back the old Horse territories to them, meaning the eugenics programs should still be the same. Technically, there CHH 2.0...

( Note : FM: Crusader Page 179 for the CHH Traits ( all galaxies, not copied ) and Page 180 for Zeta which was copied. )

Was this an oversight or would both be shared and applied in the ilClan era?

TT

[Adrian Gideon]

I'm sorry I don't understand your question.

[truetanker]

CHH had a bonus for all Infantry in the old FM:Crusaders for all Galaxies.

It was bottom of page 179, left side and continues at the top of the right.

It contained the the traits that allowed the Infantry to have a -1 to hit and a +1 Initiative bonus when using them. But if forced to work without Infantry support a -1 Initiative was added instead.

Zeta's abilities was copied for Stone Lions, but the Parent Clan's basic Traits were not. I'm wondering if they lost those abilities or was an oversight or worse, forgotten. After all they are a new clan in name only, but to throw away a program that had been useful would be counterproductive, their clan and wastefulness is not clan. Might as well be a Bandit case like them Falcons.

Hope that helps,
TT

[Paul]

The Stone Lions are not the Hell's Horses. It's a change. Maybe they'll regain the ability Clan-wide. Maybe not. Time will tell.

[truetanker]

The majority of the core are ex-Horses, and yes they are not Horses. Just curious to see if they follow " established " traits was all.

Thank you for the timely responses.

TT