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| side1=*[[Earth Alliance]] |
| side1=*[[Earth Alliance]] |
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| + | *[[Telepath Resistance]] |
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| − | *Rogue Human Telepaths |
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*[[Interstellar Alliance]] |
*[[Interstellar Alliance]] |
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| side2=*[[Psi Corps]] |
| side2=*[[Psi Corps]] |
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| commanders1=*Earth Alliance [[President]] [[Susanna Luchenko]] |
| commanders1=*Earth Alliance [[President]] [[Susanna Luchenko]] |
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| − | *[[Lyta Alexander]] |
+ | *[[Lyta Alexander]]† |
*Interstellar Alliance President [[John Sheridan]] |
*Interstellar Alliance President [[John Sheridan]] |
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| commanders2=*Unknown Psi Corps directors |
| commanders2=*Unknown Psi Corps directors |
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*[[Alfred Bester]] |
*[[Alfred Bester]] |
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| + | | forces2= *Rogue telepaths |
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| + | *Earth Alliance troops |
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| + | *Probably others |
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| + | |casual1=*[[Lyta Alexander]] |
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| + | *[[Lennier]] |
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| + | *Others |
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| − | The '''Telepath War''' was a conflict with non-telepathic [[human]]s and rogue human telepaths on one side and the [[Psi Corps]] on the other. Official [[Earth Alliance]] media |
+ | The '''Telepath War''' was a conflict with non-telepathic [[human]]s and [[Telepath Resistance|rogue human telepaths]] on one side and the [[Psi Corps]] on the other. Official [[Earth Alliance]] media called it the '''Telepath Crisis''', in an attempt to downplay its severity.<ref>[[Value Judgements]]</ref> |
| − | During the war the Psi Corps attempted to take over the Earth Alliance. |
+ | During the war, the Psi Corps attempted to take over the Earth Alliance. The [[Interstellar Alliance]] entered the fight to help on the side of the mundanes and rogue telepaths. The climax of the war came when [[Psi Corps Headquarters]] was destroyed, resulting in the deaths of hundreds of [[Alfred Bester]]'s men. The telepath resistance leader [[Lyta Alexander]] and the disgraced [[Minbari]] [[Anla'Shok|Ranger]] [[Lennier]] were also amongst the casualties. |
Following the war, the Psi Corps was disbanded, and the [[Psionic Monitoring Commission]] was created. <ref>[[The Well of Forever]]</ref> |
Following the war, the Psi Corps was disbanded, and the [[Psionic Monitoring Commission]] was created. <ref>[[The Well of Forever]]</ref> |
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==Notes== |
==Notes== |
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| − | * The exact dates of the war are not given, but it was "recently" over by the time of "[[A Call to Arms]]," set in [[ |
+ | * The exact dates of the war are not given, but it was "recently" over by the time of "[[A Call to Arms]]," set in December [[2266]]. |
==References== |
==References== |
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[[Category: Conflicts]] |
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Revision as of 23:26, 8 July 2018
The Telepath War was a conflict with non-telepathic humans and rogue human telepaths on one side and the Psi Corps on the other. Official Earth Alliance media called it the Telepath Crisis, in an attempt to downplay its severity.[1]
During the war, the Psi Corps attempted to take over the Earth Alliance. The Interstellar Alliance entered the fight to help on the side of the mundanes and rogue telepaths. The climax of the war came when Psi Corps Headquarters was destroyed, resulting in the deaths of hundreds of Alfred Bester's men. The telepath resistance leader Lyta Alexander and the disgraced Minbari Ranger Lennier were also amongst the casualties.
Following the war, the Psi Corps was disbanded, and the Psionic Monitoring Commission was created. [2]
Notes
- The exact dates of the war are not given, but it was "recently" over by the time of "A Call to Arms," set in December 2266.
References