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[[Don Perrin]] is a game developer credited with work on the [[Wing Commander Collectible Trading Card Game]]. They were a driving force in designing and promoting the game. They were also responsible for the arwork for six pilot award cards. They were responsible for a number of [[Wing Commander Collectible Trading Card Game Usenet Posts|Usenet posts]] addressing the game.
[[Don Perrin]] is a game developer credited with work on the [[Wing Commander Collectible Trading Card Game]]. They were a driving force in designing and promoting the game. They were also responsible for the artwork for six pilot award cards. They were responsible for a number of [[Wing Commander Collectible Trading Card Game Usenet Posts|Usenet posts]] addressing the game.


==Star of the Guardians Reference==
==Star of the Guardians Reference==
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Robot Blues, a Star of the Guardians novel by [[Margaret Weis]] and Don Perrin, includes a Wing Commander reference. The novel was published in December 1996.
Robot Blues, a Star of the Guardians novel by [[Margaret Weis]] and Don Perrin, includes a Wing Commander reference. The novel was published in December 1996.


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: ''One of Jeffrey Grant's favorite space simulator games was Wing Commander MCII, in which he flew a Claymore bomber on various glorious missions to keep the galaxy safe for commercial traffic. Grant had played this game a few hundred times and had won every time except the first, which he counted as just learning. And here was teh Claymore--a real Claymore--not fifty meters away.''
One of Jeffrey Grant's favorite space simulator games was Wing Commander MCII, in which he flew a Claymore bomber on various glorious missions to keep the galaxy safe for commercial traffic. Grant had played this game a few hundred times and had won every time except teh first, which he counted as just learning. And here was teh Claymore--a real Claymore--not fifty meters away.
 
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==Images==
==Images==



Latest revision as of 23:59, 7 August 2020

Don Perrin
Roles Designer
Card Designer
Package Designer
Package Assembler
Card Artist


Don Perrin is a game developer credited with work on the Wing Commander Collectible Trading Card Game. They were a driving force in designing and promoting the game. They were also responsible for the artwork for six pilot award cards. They were responsible for a number of Usenet posts addressing the game.

Star of the Guardians Reference

RobotBlues.jpg

Robot Blues, a Star of the Guardians novel by Margaret Weis and Don Perrin, includes a Wing Commander reference. The novel was published in December 1996.

One of Jeffrey Grant's favorite space simulator games was Wing Commander MCII, in which he flew a Claymore bomber on various glorious missions to keep the galaxy safe for commercial traffic. Grant had played this game a few hundred times and had won every time except the first, which he counted as just learning. And here was teh Claymore--a real Claymore--not fifty meters away.

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Card Art

Terran Cards

Kilrathi Cards

Wing Commander Credits