The Word's Fleet

[marauder648]

I'm trying to find out what ships the Word had, but Sarna's not that helpful, any hints or tips would be most welcome folks :)

[dirty harry]

Jihad: Final Reckoning holds a full list of warships WoB ever had in its possession (wether owned originally or captured from other nations).

[marauder648]

Jihad: Final Reckoning holds a full list of warships WoB ever had in its possession (wether owned originally or captured from other nations).

Thanks :D I'll check that when I get home :)

[Deadborder]

It's distressing how many of them are not accounted for

[Tegyrius]

You say “distressing,” I say “plot hook.”

[Kasaga]

Here you go boss.  I made up an excel sheet with the words fleet dispositions after reading Jihad: Final Reckoning

[marauder648]

Much obliged Mr Kasaga :) I may have something for you in about a months time btw :p

[Kasaga]

Haha ok

[Deadborder]

You say “distressing,” I say “plot hook.”

It's a distressing plot hook

[Colt Ward]

What?  Its Wolverines 2.0 . . . expect a Blakist answer in about 20 years.

[Ran Felsner]

Your list is missing the Zec II that was gifted to Stone from the FedSuns.  It was then destroyed by WoB during the invasion of Terra.  I am away from my lists currently, but I believe it originally was the FWLS Ioxidia (sp? ).

[Kasaga]

Yeah probably but it was the list from Final reckoning. I’ll update it.

[mrbooth]

Also add the Guarded Knowledge to lost in case white, also errata

[Banzai]

Speaking of distressing plot hooks, The Erinyes, the Newgrange armed with the heavy mass driver, is still unaccounted for and not on the list. Last known location was at Lopez in 3080.

[Frabby]

I think the WoB Thera makes a last appearance in the intro story of ISP3: Interstellar Expeditions - Shades and Spirits.

Edit: It does. Timestamp says 15 June 3095, uninhabited system 22.7 lightyears coreward from McEvedy's Folly.

[Akira213]

3095?
This brings up alot of speculations in some very dark corners of my head ...

[Frabby]

It's in line with the proposed further history of the Word of Blake remnant after the Jihad, as originally planned out by Herb Beas and Ben Rome. Ben Rome posted about their vision of the WoB future. But if or to what extent it will now ever become canon is unknown.

(On the one hand, everything published so far is consistent as far as I can see. On the other hand, Ben Rome's posting of the future history of the WoB makes it seem rather unlikely that it will become canon, and even suggests it was already discarded by the new Line Developer. We, the fans, probably will not know for a very long time to come, if ever.)

[BrokenMnemonic]

Frabby, do you have a link handy to Ben Rome's post on the WOB future plot?

[Frabby]

https://benhrome.com/2017/02/06/dominus-rising/