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Bryn Magus was the commander of the | '''Bryn Magus''' was the commander of the battlestar ''[[Galactica (Video Game)|Galactica]]'', father of [[Iphigenia]] and [[Paulus]], and foster-father to [[William Adama (Video Game)|Lt. William Adama]]. Some time prior to the Cylon War (as depicted in the game), Adama's father often saved Magus' life; when Adama was orphaned, Magus welcomed him onboard ''Galactica''. | ||
After the sneak attack at the start of the War, Magus and other Colonials spent a year in a Cylon prison camp before being liberated by the battlestar ''[[Perseus]]''. | After the sneak attack at the start of the War, Magus and other Colonials spent a year in a Cylon prison camp before being liberated by the battlestar ''[[Perseus]]''. | ||
In some write-ups of the game, his name is written as "Magnus" (Latin for "great") | ==Note== | ||
The "Battlestar Galactica" [[video game]] has its own continuity as a result of its association with the failed [[Battlestar Galactica (SDS)|Original Series continuation revival]] in 2001. | |||
In some write-ups of the game, his name is written as "Magnus" (Latin for "great"). However, the write-ups are in error, as in the game he is clearly named Magus. | |||
[[Category:A to Z]] [[Category:Video Game Characters]] | [[Category:A to Z]] [[Category:Video Game Characters]] | ||
Revision as of 18:50, 13 February 2006
Bryn Magus was the commander of the battlestar Galactica, father of Iphigenia and Paulus, and foster-father to Lt. William Adama. Some time prior to the Cylon War (as depicted in the game), Adama's father often saved Magus' life; when Adama was orphaned, Magus welcomed him onboard Galactica.
After the sneak attack at the start of the War, Magus and other Colonials spent a year in a Cylon prison camp before being liberated by the battlestar Perseus.
Note
The "Battlestar Galactica" video game has its own continuity as a result of its association with the failed Original Series continuation revival in 2001.
In some write-ups of the game, his name is written as "Magnus" (Latin for "great"). However, the write-ups are in error, as in the game he is clearly named Magus.