-Basilisk- posted:Wow, my Insider actually arrived on time for once in the past few years, and here's my initial reaction to the GGAR: The GGAR is awesome and the most in-depth article I've ever seen on a military facet of Star Wars. There's a lot of great new information in here, including exactly who the Null ARCs are (finally!). It's nice to have a Command Structure breakdown for the GAR instead of leaving it to speculation like the Imperial and New Republic militaries have been. The article is bursting at the seams with continuity fixes that cover most of the major issues that I can think of. I throughly enjoyed the article. With this and an expanded HoloNet news article, Insider 84 is one of the best in recent memory.
Corran_Fett posted:Not.Fair. Would you mind to post the part about Null ARCs in here or is this forbidden? I just wanna know about these badasses
KarenTraviss posted:Corran_Fett posted:Not.Fair. Would you mind to post the part about Null ARCs in here or is this forbidden? I just wanna know about these badasses Seeing as it's in the public domain now... My lovely Null boys were a prototype batch before the Alpha batch. The Kaminoans tried to get clever and enhance the Jango genome, and it didn't go quite as planned. Of the initial batch of 12, only six clone foetuses survived to full term. Those six were trained by that ol' sweetheart Sergeant Kal Skirata. Two of them, N-10 (Jaing) and N-6 (Kom'rk) were the Clone Intelligence Units who located General Grievous. The lads were the best black ops men this side of the Black Stump, but completely off the wall and loyal only to Kal. Damn, I'm proud of those boys! (Mad, bad and charming to know, to paraphrase Lady Caroline Lamb.)
DarthMane2 posted:There is more right? And we have two Clones named after Great Mandalorians.
DarthMane2 posted:KarenTraviss posted:Corran_Fett posted:Not.Fair. Would you mind to post the part about Null ARCs in here or is this forbidden? I just wanna know about these badasses Seeing as it's in the public domain now... My lovely Null boys were a prototype batch before the Alpha batch. The Kaminoans tried to get clever and enhance the Jango genome, and it didn't go quite as planned. Of the initial batch of 12, only six clone foetuses survived to full term. Those six were trained by that ol' sweetheart Sergeant Kal Skirata. Two of them, N-10 (Jaing) and N-6 (Kom'rk) were the Clone Intelligence Units who located General Grievous. The lads were the best black ops men this side of the Black Stump, but completely off the wall and loyal only to Kal. Damn, I'm proud of those boys! (Mad, bad and charming to know, to paraphrase Lady Caroline Lamb.) There is more right? And we have two Clones named after Great Mandalorians.