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|setting        = [[Betrushia]]
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|writer        = [[Mark Gatiss]]
|writer        = Mark Gatiss
|illustrator    = [[Phil Bevan]]
|illustrator    = [[Phil Bevan]]
|publication    = [[DWM 217]]
|publication    = [[DWM 217]]
|release date  = [[1 September (releases)|1 September]] [[1994 (releases)|1994]]
|release date  = 1 September 1994
|cover date    = [[28 September (releases)|28 September]] [[1994 (releases)|1994]]
|cover date    = 28 September 1994
|prev          = Prelude First Frontier
|prev          = Prelude First Frontier
|next          = Prelude Falls the Shadow
|next          = Prelude Falls the Shadow

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Prelude St Anthony's Fire was, as the name suggested, a prelude to St Anthony's Fire by Mark Gatiss. It did not appear in the published novel.

Summary

On Betrushia, after days of waiting for something to happen in the Ismetch and Cutch battle, Grek and Maconsa are delighted when Ran informs them that the Cutch have been sighted at the Dalurida Bridge.

The Cutch are holed up, and the Ismetch wait for them to show themselves. Suddenly, Ran breaks cover and draws the Cutch out. The Ismetch mow them down, and Ran receives, first, a scolding, then praise from his senior officers.

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