Editing Record Sheets: Phoenix Upgrades

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| image = RSPU.jpg
| name = Record Sheet: Phoenix Upgrades
| publisher = [[InMediaRes]]
| year = 2006
| productioncode = BC-202
| ISBN10 = 
| ISBN13 = 
| MSRP = $12.95
| type = Record Sheets
| primarywriting = 
| development = [[Randall N. Bills]]
| illustrations = 
| pages = 58 (2006) <br> 265 (2007)
}}


==Description==
'''''Record Sheets: Phoenix Upgrades''''' is a [[record sheet]] compilation available in .pdf format through [[BattleCorps]]. The companion to ''[[Technical Readout: Project Phoenix]]'', RS:PU contains the record sheets for all the units and variants described in that book. In addition, following the release of ''[[Total Warfare]]'', new variants were added to this release that incorporated weapons and equipment that were first introduced in that book, as well as some that were made tournament-legal by their inclusion in it. Included in this update was a foreword by then-line developer [[Randall N. Bills]] that explained why the [[Unseen]] became the Unseen, the first time an official broke the silence about the decision.

==From the Introduction==
{{quote|''Classic BattleTech Record Sheet: Phoenix Upgrade'' provides more than 200 filled-out record sheets for the standard ’Mech designs detailed in ''[[Technical Readout: Project Phoenix|Classic BattleTech Technical Readout: Project Phoenix]]'', spanning from the classic versions common during the Succession Wars to variants utilizing the newest weapons and equipment as presented in ''[[Total Warfare]]''.

These new variants represent a large swath of in-universe production capabilities. From simple, easy to install field upgrade kits, to from-the-ground-up new variants requiring the retooling of entire production lines, to a middle ground upgrade which can be accomplished by “remote refit facilities;” a new kind of advanced repair/refit facility appearing throughout the Inner Sphere as the ravages of the Jihad continue to destroy production facilities.}}

==Contents==
'''The Developer's Say'''

'''Introduction'''

'''[Light 'Mechs]'''
<div class="desktop-3-col">
*''[[Locust]]''
*''[[Stinger]]''
*''[[Wasp]]''
*''[[Locust IIC]]''
*''[[Valkyrie]]''
</div>
'''[Medium 'Mechs]'''
<div class="desktop-3-col">
*''[[Ostscout]]''
*''[[Griffin IIC]]''
*''[[Phoenix Hawk]]''
*''[[Shadow Hawk IIC]]''
*''[[Griffin]]''
*''[[Scorpion (BattleMech)|Scorpion]]''
*''[[Shadow Hawk]]''
*''[[Wolverine (BattleMech)|Wolverine]]''
</div>
'''[Heavy 'Mechs]'''
<div class="desktop-3-col">
*''[[Ostroc]]''
*''[[Ostsol]]''
*''[[Rifleman]]''
*''[[Crusader]]''
*''[[Rifleman IIC]]''
*''[[Thunderbolt]]''
*''[[Archer]]''
*''[[Warhammer]]''
*''[[Marauder]]''
</div>
'''[Assault 'Mechs]'''
<div class="desktop-3-col">
*''[[Goliath]]''
*''[[Phoenix Hawk IIC]]''
*''[[Warhammer IIC]]''
*''[[BattleMaster]]''
*''[[Longbow]]''
*''[[Marauder IIC]]''
*''[[Marauder II]]''
</div>

==Notes==
*The 2006 and 2007 editions have the same cover.
*Since this is a web-only title, when it was re-released in July 2007 as Version 2.0 with new variants, anybody who had previously purchased it was allowed to download the new version free of charge.
* Version 2.0 had the trademarked title ''Classic BattleTech Record Sheets: Phoenix Upgrade''.

[[Category:Record Sheets|Phoenix Upgrades]]