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[RUDE GUNS]

Did a search but nothing comes up where I can read by year etc....just want over view, I had some of the books long time ago but they were lost in the Great Fire (my house) along with my game CD's etc... so where is some where I can find lore and maybe a list of books in the order they should be read??? ty for your time....

[Hayashi]

Have you tried Sarna?

[Trevnor]

This is a good site for all the novels in chronological order. If you have an e-reader, such as a Kindle or Kobo, you could get the e-books and read them through, as I am doing currently. To actually purchase the books, check Amazon.com, although they will all be second hand, and quiet expensive, as they are out of print.

[RUDE GUNS]

Lt Trevnor, on 25 April 2012 - 07:05 AM, said:

This is a good site for all the novels in chronological order. If you have an e-reader, such as a Kindle or Kobo, you could get the e-books and read them through, as I am doing currently. To actually purchase the books, check Amazon.com, although they will all be second hand, and quiet expensive, as they are out of print.

Where are you DLing the m from???

[Trevnor]

I just torrented them from a torrent site. Despicable, I know, but as a poor in-debt person, I don't really have much of a choice. But yeah, torrents.

[DocBach]

If you play a specific house, you can look up the Field Manuals for it to give you a good feel how the House's military runs. They also have various House Handbooks that outline the socioeconomics of each house as well. Era Report 3052 provides a good overview on the current, MWO timeframe state of the Inner Sphere. A lot of publications are scenario packs, so if you don't play the board game they won't be that great of lore information to you.