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INTRODUCTION

With the discovery o the New Dallas memory core and the expanded opening o Clan historical archives, interest in the history o the so- calledAge o War and the early Star League era has exploded, especially among the average Inner Spheroid. Some are undoubtedly looking to nd solacein tales o how their long-past orebears coped with th e ongoing violence and devastation o the era while oth ers are simply looking or answers onhow such terrible inhumanity could strike over and over again, how to stop the terrible cycle o violence once and or all. Many, o course, are simplyinterested in the history o Mankind, taking advantage o the many new resources suddenly opened to them.

No matter your reasons, we hope that this treatise will help provide you some historical perspective upon the Age o War, that little-understoodera which led directly to Mankinds greatest o achievements: the Star League. In some ways, this work could be considered a technical readoutsofrststhe BattleAxe, Gladiator and Icarus were the very rst BattleMechs produced by the Federated Suns, Draconis Combine and Free WorldsLeague, respectively, while the Wasp was the very rst Mech that could jump. The Banshee and the Crossbow, meanwhile, were the rst Mechsproduced by their manuacturers. And the LTV-4 Hovertank was, near as our research could determine, the one design that seemingly revolutionizedthe state o the art and ushered in the modern technological era o the twenty-th century.

Meanwhile, this work continues to unravel the truth o the state o technology during the Age o War. While we have known or some timenow that many o the so-called acts presented by ComStar in their popular Technical Readouts were simply suppositions crossed with well-regarded legends and at least a ew manuactured truths about the almost-mythical Terran Hegemony. For example, many military historians havelong assumed that aerospace and naval construction technology had somehow advanced aster than land-based vehicles, a act we now aim tocorrect with the inclusion o the Black Eagle DropShip and theAres Mk. I Landing Crat.

This Experimental Technical Readout: Primitives is certainly not the nal or most denitive work on military technology o the era. No doubt, ashistorians continue to delve into the new sources open to them, we will see more and more publications such as this. Taken as a whole, they willgive you a better, i not complete, picture o the advancing state o the art in the nal decades o the Age o War and leading into the ormation othe Star League.

Dr. Saga Brest, 19 June 3079

HOW TO USE THIS BOOKThe Mechs, combat vehicles, and ghters described in Experimental Technical Readout: Primitives, Volume 2 provide players with a sampling o

designs rom the period o time covered by the Age o War and the rise o the First Star League. While the ocus o the designs eatured in this book

is historical, many o the designs have modern counterparts detailed in other Technical Readouts.The rules or using Mechs, vehicles and ghters in BattleTech game play can be ound in Total Warare, while the rules or their constructioncan be ound in TechManual. However, the primitive nature o th ese designs also utilized the RetroTech construction rules ound in Jihad Secrets: TheBlake Documents, supplemented by the Experimental-level rules presented in Tactical Operations.

Special additions to the Primitive construction rules have also been introduced in this book. For reerence, a special Additional Game Rulessection ollows the design specs provided in these pages.

Developers AddendumAstute readers may notice that several o the designs that will appear in this and other volumes o the XTR: Primitives mini-series have appeared

in previous Record Sheets books such as Record Sheets: 3075. This redundancy is intentional, both as a means o correcting minor errors in the originalPrimitive units stats (where conict arises, the Primitives XTRs supersede) and as a means o providing a clearer and more ocused treatment o theprimitive machines that were contemporaries during the Age o War.

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CREDITS

Project Development

Herbert A. Beas II

Development Assistance

Randall N. Bills

Jason Schmetzer

BattleTech Line DeveloperHerbert A. Beas II

Assistant Line Developer

Ben H. Rome

Primary Writing

Christofer Bones Trossen

Art Direction

Brent Evans

Production Staf

Cover Design and Layout

Ray Arrastia

Illustrations

Doug Chafee

Chris Lewis

Duane Loose

Slawomir Maniak

Justin Nelson

Record Sheets

Joel Bancrot-Connors

BV Smasha! Sebastian Brocks

Christopher Chunga Smith

Techno Wizard Jason Tighe

BattleTech Logo DesignShane Hartley, Steve Walker

and Matt Heerdt

Factchecking/Playtesting: Joel Bancrot-Connors, Joshua

NCKestrel Franklin, William Mad Capellan Gauthier, Keith Xotl

Hann, Johannes jymset Heidler, Daniel DarkISI Isberner, Chris

Alexander Knight Marti, Luke Jellico Robertson, Chris Chunga

Smith, Peter Smith, Chris Wheeler, Patrick Wynne.

Dedicated to: My Historicals cohort Chris Hartord, along with

Herb and Randallhad we not written Historical: Reunifcation War, I

probably wouldnt have wrapped my head around the pre-history o

the BattleMech as much as I did, leading me directly into nishing of

this series o XTROs.

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ld Testing Summation: Original Wasp Primitive Chassis

ducer/Site: General Mechanics, Inc., Mars

pervising Engineer: Soren Iishi

totype Introduction Date: 2464

n-Production Equipment Analysis:

Primitive Armor

Primitive Cockpit

Primitive Engine

Prototype Jump Jets

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The mid-twenty-th century BattleMech was the undeniable

g o the battleeld, but was a lumbering beast compared to the

ks it had supplanted. Conventional vehicles were still needed

scouts and ankers, a paradigm Terran Hegemony generals

re more than willing to accept, at least until they learned that

Lyran Commonwealth was pursuing its own home-grown

tleMech, one designed rom the ground up as a scout.

When the Hegemony Armed Forces released its requirements

a highly mobile ast reconnaissance BattleMech, General

chanics, Incorporated jumped at the opportunity. The company

s one o the primary subcontractors involved in the design and

duction o both the Mackie and the Banshee and was looking

expand its operations and prole. General Mechanics gave Dr.

en Iishi the mandate to win that contract.

The company spared no expense in supporting Soren, who

uited an expansive talent pool and built an advanced research

partment, known as The Hive, dedicated to the project. The

ign o a ast BattleMech was no problem or Sorens engineers,

o had baseline plans and models ready or approval within weeks.

ir challenge, however, was in realizing Dr. Sorens visiona Mech

t could y, giving it truly unsurpassed mobility and survivability.The Hives combined brainpower and resources were

mately unable to quite reach that loty goal (indeed, the state

he art would require more than two centuries o advancement

eplicate Dr. Sorens vision in the orm o the Land-Air Mech),

they came closein doing so also indelibly leaving their own

rk upon the very nature o the BattleMech. When WSP-1X-02

t appeared during its preliminary trials, landing in ront o the

F High Command ater jetting over the top o its hangar, the

mpetition was over. General Mechanics Wasp had won.

Not, o course, that development o the Wasp was complete.

mping the twenty-ton machine was a dangerous prospect that

en let the Wasp a mangled wreck and its pilot traumatized.

Mechs gyroscope could not maintain stability through the

neuver, requiring absolute concentration and det reexes rom

pilot to land saely. It would be almost a decadeand hundreds

damaged HAF Wasps and injured MechWarriorsbeore The

es engineers solved the jump problem. The company went on

onstruct countless thousands o Wasps or the Hegemony and

r League, making it one o the most iconic o Mechs in existence.

Type: Wasp

Technology Base: Inner Sphere (Primitive)

Tonnage: 20

Equipment Mass

Internal Structure: 2

Engine: 120 Primitive 4

Walking MP: 5

Running MP: 8

Jumping MP: 5

Heat Sinks: 10 0

Gyro: 2

Cockpit (Primitive): 5

Armor Factor (Primitive): 37 3.5

Internal Armor

Structure Value

Head 3 4

Center Torso 6 6

Center Torso (rear) 3

R/L Torso 5 4

R/L Torso (rear) 2

R/L Arm 3 3

R/L Leg 4 3

Weapons and Ammo Location Critical Tonnage

Medium Laser RA 1 1

Jump Jet RT 1 .5

Jump Jet LT 1 .5

Jump Jet CT 1 .5

Jump Jet RL 1 .5

Jump Jet LL 1 .5

Notes: Features the ollowing Design Quirks: Weak Legs, Hard to Pilot

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ICR-1X ICaRUS

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ld Testing Summation: Original Icarus Primitive Chassis

ducer/Site: Corean Enterprises, Stewart

pervising Engineer: Abrahim Chiu



Primitive Armor

Primitive Cockpit

Primitive Engine

verview

The Free Worlds Leagues acquisition o the BattleMech

2462 brought a tremendous technological leap to the

tive handul o premier military manuacturers the League

vernment entrusted with those secrets. The rst goal was, o

rse, to replicate the Mackie and bring it into service within the

gues military as quickly as possible. A close, but unspoken,

ond was the debut o the Leagues rst native Mech design.

Corean Enterprises was intent on winning that competition,

king two separate development teams with designing the new

ndard or the FWLM. The Icarus, a mid-weight design meant to

port both heavy Mackie lances as well as conventional armor

d inantry ormations alike, was the rst to reach prototype

us. The FWLM was impressed by Coreans speed in delivering

operational prototype, and likewise showed signicant

husiasm at the designespecially as the Icarus mounted a

ge laser on a rame less than hal the Mackies mass, allowing

re Mechs to be carried on military transports. Unortunately,

rushed nature o the project led to a long series o problems

d delays that ultimately doomed the design. While the Icarus

ign team worked uriously to correct the Mechs numerous

ign aws, Coreans other design team unveiled their own

ch prototypethe Hectora year ater the rst Icarus walkedo the lab. Utilizing lessons learned rom th e Icarus numerous

blems, the Hector team presented the FWLM an operational

tleMech that was quickly accepted or production.

Corean Enterprises naturally shited the bulk o its resources

wards the Hector, though a handul o the Icarus team members

mained on project, xing the design aws and upgrading the six

totype models with renements made possible by the Hectors

velopment. Four o the six Icarus prototypes saw limited, but

orable, service with the FWLM during the Age o War, which

vided Corean engineers enough data and support to keep

Icarus project alive as a research and advanced technology

monstration testbed. The Icarus prototypes served Corean

erprises well or years, ultimately prompting the company

revisit the design in the twenty-sixth century as the much-

graded Icarus II.

Type: Icarus


Tonnage: 40

Equipment Mass

Internal Structure 4


Walking MP: 4

Running MP: 6

Jumping MP: 0

Heat Sinks: 10 0

Gyro: 2



Internal Armor

Structure Value

Head 3 9

Center Torso 12 15


R/L Torso 10 13

R/L Torso (rear) 4

R/L Arm 6 9

R/L Leg 10 16


2 Machine Guns RA 2 1

Ammo (MG) 200 RT 1 1

2 SRM 2 LT 2 2

Ammo (SRM) 50 LT 1 1

Large Laser LA 2 5

Small Laser LA 1 .5

Notes: Features the ollowing Design Quirks: Prototype, Poor

Perormance, Dicult to Maintain, Obsolete/2470, Extended

Torso Twist

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GLD-1R GLaDIaTOR

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ld Testing Summation: Original GladiatorPrimitive Chassis

ducer/Site: New Samarkand Armor Works, New Samarkand

pervising Engineer: Mikimoto Hibiki



Primitive Armor

Primitive Cockpit

Primitive Engine

verview

The Draconis Combines 2461 raid on Coventry may have

ted the technical specications needed to construct the

tleMech, but that was just onealbeit criticalpiece in the

ssive puzzle that the Combine needed to solve in order to enter

BattleMech era. The Dragon attempted to steal and purchase

at it could, but nonetheless relied heavily upon the skill and

enuity o its own engineers and technicians to solve many o

problems inherent in the elding o a brand-new technology.

Coordinator Kozo Von Rohrs set up New Samarkand Armor

rks specically to oversee the design and production o

Combines rst BattleMech. It took the Combines best and

ghtest minds seven ull years to build the Gladiator, which

n Rohrs immediately accepted into service despite numerous

chanical and technical problems with the Mech (problems

t could cause the Gladiator to suddenly topple over or which

mpted its electronic systems to spontaneously restart,

ppling the Mech or a minute or longer).

Despite these problems, New Samarkand Armor Works

hed a steady stream o Gladiators o o its production lines

ast as it could, sending techs and upgrade kits into the eld

olve the minor technical diculties as soon as work-arounds

d xes could be made. Not every Mech-equipped unit receivedse on a timely basis however, which was the excuse given

the elite Second Sword o Light when the regiment ailed to

ure Nox in 2475despite having accepted delivery o a ull

mplement o ret kits two months beore the Nox invasion.

Following the Nox invasion, the Gladiator design ell out

avor with Coordinator Von Rohrs and the Combines military.

ile the Mech was well armed and well armored, it could not

nd against the Terran Hegemonys massive behemoths like the

ckie or the Banshee, and its MechWarriors did not yet possess

skill to stand toe-to-toe with their more experienced Davion

Steiner counterparts. New Samarkand Armor Works ocially

sed production o the Gladiator in 2488 ater the Von Rohrs

s accepted as the Combines new standard BattleMech over

high-tech GLD-2R Gladiator oering. The Gladiator lingered

ey in the Combines second line and militia services beore

oming extinct, but thanks to salvaged models and second-

d markets, the -1R survived within militaries across the Inner

here and Periphery or many decades longer, nally reaching

ual extinction ollowing the Reunication War.

Type: Gladiator


Tonnage: 55

Equipment Mass

Internal Structure: 5.5


Walking MP: 4

Running MP: 6

Jumping MP: 0

Heat Sinks: 14 4

Gyro: 3



Internal Armor

Structure Value

Head 3 9

Center Torso 18 26


R/L Torso 13 19

R/L Torso (rear) 6

R/L Arm 9 17

R/L Leg 13 24


Large Laser RA 2 5

2 Medium Lasers LA 2 2

Notes: Features the ollowing Design Quirks: Bad Reputation, Poor

Sealing, Poor Workmanship, Unbalanced, Obsolete/2488, Cowl

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ld Testing Summation: Original CrossbowPrimitive Chassis

ducer/Site: Arcturan Arms, Arcturus

pervising Engineer: Durna Godel Kann



Primitive Armor

Primitive Cockpit

Primitive Engine

verview

While the Coventry Deense Conglomerate experienced year

er year o record prots thanks to their contracts with the Lyran

vernment to produce both the Mackie and the Commando,

zens o other military contractors lined up to win their own

ces o the massive military spending pie. Arcturan Arms

itioned itsel as a viable contender with the CRS-X Crossbow.

As originally envisioned, the Crossbow was a ast cavalry

tleMech capable o delivering heavy ranged missile re upon

ponents beore engaging at mid- and close-ranges with

ected energy weapons. To provide the maximum possible ring

s, the primary weapons systemspaired ve-tube long range

sile launchers and a medium-class laserwere mounted in

h arm, while the heavy laser was mounted within the torso,

ere the Mechs cooling system could best dissipate its waste

t buildup.

In reality, the Crossbow ailed to live up to the designers

ectations. Barrages o a mere twenty missiles, less than hal

which could regularly hit their target, were unable to deliver

nicant enough ranged damage, while the Mechs cooling

tem was unable to keep up with a constant usillade o laser

. Moreover, penetrating re against an arm-mounted pod was

ly to knock all o that pods weapons o-lineor worse, causeatastrophic ammunition explosion.

Less than a dozen prototype Crossbows were constructed

ore the Lyran government rejected the Mech, but Arcturan

ms eorts did convince the government to award the company

upplemental contract that allowed them to produce Banshees

the Lyran military. This gave them the expertise needed to

ntually upgrade the Crossbowto a aster Mech with a better-

ged and harder-hitting PPC instead o the heavy laser. This,

mbined with a changed political climate, won Arcturan Arms a

g-term contract to build the CRS-6B Crossbowin 2485.

Arcturan Arms ound itsel quickly over-extended however,

nks to widespread labor disputes and the planetary recession

t ollowed with the relocation o the Lyran capital rom Arcturus.

ead o the hundred Crossbows planned or production in the

t year, ollowed by hundreds more in the ollowing years, just

enty let Arcturans plant in the rst year, ollowed by orty the

t year. The Lyran government cancelled the Crossboworder in

0 ater just 337 had been built.

Type: Crossbow


Tonnage: 60

Equipment Mass


Engine: 290 Primitive 17.5

Walking MP: 4

Running MP: 6

Jumping MP: 0

Heat Sinks: 10 0

Gyro: 3


Armor Factor (Primitive): 123

11.5

Internal Armor

Structure Value

Head 3 8

Center Torso 20 16


R/L Torso 14 14

R/L Torso (rear) 5

R/L Arm 10 12

R/L Leg 14 15


2 LRM 5 RA 2 4

Ammo (LRM) 24 RA 1 1

Medium Laser RA 1 1

Large Laser RT 2 5

2 LRM 5 LA 2 4

Ammo (LRM) 24 LA 1 1Medium Laser LA 1 1


Targeting/Long Range, Poor Cooling Jacket (Large Laser),

Obsolete/2490

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ld Testing Summation: Original BattleAxe Primitive Chassis

ducer/Site: Achernar BattleMechs, New Avalon

pervising Engineer: Urgham St. Croix



Primitive Armor

Primitive Cockpit

Primitive Engine

verview

Within months o receiving the rst technical documentation

the design and manuacture o the BattleMech rom the

an Commonwealth, the Federated Suns was already building

mponents that would later be assembled into nished Mackies.

t o course was merely the rst step in becoming a true

tleMech power. Work on the BattleAxe, the Federated Suns rst

ive BattleMech design and the next technological step, began

rtly thereater.

With the BattleAxe, the combined Achernar and AFFS design

m settled upon a paired primary weapon scheme. The Mackies

dium autocannon was deemed too weak a weapon, while

PPC was both expensive and dicult to manuacture. They

tled upon a pairing o Bright Star Heavy Lasers, one mounted

each arm. The designers also included a series o secondary

apons, allowing BattleAxe pilots to eectively engage a variety

argetsrom inantry to armor to other Mechsat all ranges.

reover, this rst BattleAxe possessed sucient heat dissipation

acity to selectively re either the two primary lasers or one

ported by the remaining secondary weapons.

The Federated SunsBattleAxe perormed well in the earliest

rs o BattleMech warare, but suered the same primary

mplaints as did the Mackienamely that it was a lumberingst. Unortunately there was little the team could do without

matically altering the design, at least until they learned o the

ran Hegemonys rst jumping Mech, the Wasp. Four years later,

jump-capable BattleAxe-4X debuted; though unstable and

d to control during jumps, it was a welcome upgrade, albeit at

ost o heat capacity. Three more models ollowed in airly rapid

er: the rst a year later which nally replaced the two heavy

ers with PPCs, the second six years ater that which resulted in

omplete re-engineering o the Mech to increase its speed and

mp capacity by a third, and the nal coming in 2478 to make the

ch a completely stable jumping platorm.

These continual upgrades kept the BattleAxe in continuous

duction or decades longer, while older models that could not

easily upgraded were sold or transerred to reserve and militia

ts. The Mech served well throughout the Reunication War,

by wars end was quickly supplanted by newer Mechs like the

mmerhands and the later Warhammer.

Type: BattleAxe


Tonnage: 70

Equipment Mass



Walking MP: 3

Running MP: 5

Jumping MP: 0

Heat Sinks: 18 8

Gyro: 3



Internal Armor

Structure Value

Head 3 9

Center Torso 22 20


R/L Torso 15 18

R/L Torso (rear) 6

R/L Arm 11 14

R/L Leg 15 16


Large Laser RA 2 5

LRM 5 RT 1 2

SRM 6 RT 2 3

Ammo (SRM) 15 RT 1 1

Machine Gun H 1 .5

Machine Gun CT 1 .5

LRM 5 LT 1 2Ammo (LRM) 24 LT 1 1

Ammo (MG) 100 LT 1 .5

Large Laser LA 2 5


Perormance, Hard to Pilot

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ld Testing Summation: Original Banshee Primitive Chassis

ducer/Site: Hegemony Weapons Research, New Earth

pervising Engineer: Irina Bendakov



Primitive Armor

Primitive Cockpit

Primitive Engine

Prototype PPC

verview

Ater the Mackie was accepted into service, many o the

tractors involved in the design and development o the Mackie

gan working on design proposals o their own. Hegemony

apons Research o New Earth won the second ollow-on Mech

ign competition with their close assault Banshee (having lost

Martinson Armaments Kyudo a ew years earlier). Five tons

hter than the Mackie, and with a similar primary weapons load-

a PPC and a medium autocannonthe hardy and easily

ntained Banshee boasted heavier armor protection as well

everal lasers to provide a better close-ranged damage prole

n the Mackie. Just as signicantly, the Banshee was a true

hropomorphic design, eaturing ully articulated arms with

dsan important consideration as Hegemony MechWarriors

re already employing physical attacks, including punches

t more oten than not let their heavy arm-mounted weapons

ously damaged. What impressed the Hegemony government

st, however, was the speed that the company could produce

Banshee coupled with a signicantly lower cost per unit than

Mackie.

The appearance o an HAFBanshee, with its signature deaths

d, was oten enough to cause panic in opposing MechWarriorshe early years o Mech combat, but the Banshees reputation

mately aded as more capable designs took to the battleeld.

ee decades ater its introduction, Hegemony Weapons

earch debuted the BNC-3E, an upgrade that signicantly

reased the Banshees top speed, though at a cost o most o its

se-range repower.

The HAF immediately accepted this model, which soon

ame the standard with over 5,000 units produced over a ten-

r span (not counting the countless more converted rom -1E

dels). The Banshees heyday was already over however; it was

dergunned when compared to other assault Mech counterparts

d never regained popularity with HAF MechWarriors. By the

ginning o the twenty-sixth century, the Banshee had long

en removed rom the HAFs rontlines, though it (and its clones,

way o salvage and corporate espionage) remained in varying

els o service with the ve Great Houses throughout the Star

gue era, and even into the Succession Wars.

Type: Banshee


Tonnage: 95

Equipment Mass

Internal Structure: 9.5

Engine: 345 Primitive 28.5

Walking MP: 3

Running MP: 5

Jumping MP: 0

Heat Sinks: 16 6

Gyro: 4



Internal Armor

Structure Value

Head 3 9

Center Torso 30 40


R/L Torso 20 30

R/L Torso (rear) 10

R/L Arm 16 21

R/L Leg 20 26


PPC RT 3 7

Small Laser H 1 .5

2 Medium Lasers CT 2 2

AC/5 LT 4 8

Ammo (AC) 40 LT 2 2

Notes: Features the ollowing Design Quirks: Bad Reputation, Easyto Maintain, Distracting

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STRIKe FaLCON aTTaCK VTOL

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ld Testing Summation: Common Primitive Attack VTOL

ducer/Site: Grand Union Battle Works, Tikonov

pervising Engineer: P.L. Tupolev



Primitive Combat Vehicle

verview

The helicopter has been an integral eature on the battleeld since the

twentieth century. Though many tried during the ollowing centuries

eplace this intrinsically ragile combat unit, it remained just as vital a

yer during the Age o War as it did in the twentieth and twenty-rst

turies. Some were congured to carry cargo or passengers, while others

re dedicated gunships that carried a powerul arsenal o guns and

siles. A ew, like the Strike Falcon, were designed to do both.

When the Capellan Conederation ormed in 2367, it subsumed

umber o smaller powers, each which lent its own strengths to the

w nation. In the case o the Tikonov Grand Union, it provided the

nederation a strong industrial base and powerul military. Tikonovs

mary attack helicopter, the OT-22 Bird o Prey, was showing its age and

e to be replaced. Four years ater th e Conederation was born, the Strike

con Attack VTOL debuted. Designed to carry a strong inantry orce into

tle and then support them, the Strike Falcon was built around a large

nsport bay that could comortably carry one heavily armed platoon (or

o light platoons in cramped conditions). Its wings carried its primary

aponryan SRM 4 on eachbut despite their stubby appearance

o provided signicant aerodynamic lit in orward ight, which gave

vehicle an operational range o well over 1,500 kilometers. The Strike

con also carried three machine guns, one mounted side-by-side with a

sor suite in the chin and one each on the helicopters anks, or anti-

ntry support.

When the Strike Falcon debuted, it was hailed by its operators andred by its opponents. Both relatively speedy and well-armored in its

day, ew opponents could hope to take one down with a single shot

ch led many other powers to copy the design, with varying levels

success. Like any high-tech marvel, however, the Strike Falcon was

ntually superseded by lighter, aster and better armored designs; by

end o the Age o War, the only Strike Falcons still ying were those

pped o weapons and sold to civilian operators.

Type: Strike Falcon

Technology Base: Inner Sphere

Movement Type: VTOL (Medium)

Equipment Rating: D/C-X-X/E

Mass: 30 tons

Equipment Mass

Chassis: 7.5Engine/Controls: 6

Type ICE

Cruise MP: 7

Flank MP: 11

Heat Sinks: 0 0

Fuel: 1,666 km 1

Turret: 0

Armor Factor (BAR 7): 33 1.5

Internal Armor

Structure Value

Front: 3 10

R/L Side: 3/3 8/8

Rear: 3 5

Rotor: 2 2

Weapons and Ammo Location Tonnage

2 SRM 4 Front 4

Machine Gun Front .5

Machine Gun Right .5

Machine Gun Let .5

Ammo (SRM) 25 Body 1

Ammo (MG) 100 Body .5

Advanced Fire Control Body 1

Crew: 5 (1 ocer, 2 enlisted/non-rated, 2 gunners)

Cargo:

6 tons inantry 3 Doors (Right, Let, Rear)

Notes: Features the ollowing Design Quirks: Easy to Pilot, Obso

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RaNDOLPh SUPPORT VehICLe

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ld Testing Summation: Common Primitive Tracked Vehicle

ducer/Site: Various

pervising Engineer: Unknown

totype Introduction Date: Circa 2300



verview

Every military, paramilitary and private military contract (or

rcenary) organization is lled with many time more support personnel

vehicles than those assigned stric tly to combat operations, many times

a ve-to-oneor even greaterratio. These support units keep the

mbat orces supplied, paid, ed and maintained, among other services.

ough classied as non-combatants, their assignments oten take these

port troops directly into the thick o the ghting, or at least to its just-

htly-less-dangerous periphery. To better protect them in their tasks,

y are commonly provided lightly armed and armored vehicles capable

raversing a wide variety o terrain.

The Randol ph is just one o those armore d suppor t vehicles

nuactured or military and private concerns, common upon the

tleelds and line o communications controlled by every power

oughout the Age o War and Reunication War. It relied upon both

rsized sel-sealing tires or outstanding maneuverability as well as wide

cks or superior traction. The vehicle carried relatively heavy armor all

und that provided exceptional protection to its crew and cargo, and also

tured three universal mounts that could t any large-caliber machine

ns the user chose.

Additionally, it boasted a large interior cargo bed and a standard

ler coupler. The Randolph could carry more than orty tons o cargo

l, or i the cargo was too large to t inside the vehicle, it could pull

ailerbe it a common wheeled trailer or a sledor even a disabled

icle.Given its versatility, the Randolph, along with other vehicles like it,

re purchased en masse by militaries, governments and private concerns

oss the Inner Sphere, assigning them to both support and combat units

e. Though typically assigned to priority missions where personnel and

uable cargoes had to traverse dangerous regions, Randolphs were also

en used to haul eld artillery pieces, mobile repair gantries, or even

verted into ambulances or command posts.

Type: Randolph


Movement Type: Tracked (Medium)

Equipment Rating: D/B-X-X/E

Mass: 35 tons

Equipment Mass

Chassis: 6.5

Engine/Controls: 14

Type ICE

Cruise MP: 4

Flank MP: 6

Heat Sinks: 0 0

Fuel: 714 km 1

Turret: 0

Armor Factor (BAR 5): 62 2

Internal Armor

Structure Value

Front: 4 16

R/L Side: 4/4 16/16

Rear: 4 14


Machine Gun Front .5

Machine Gun Right .5

Machine Gun Let .5

Ammo (MG) 100 Body .5

Basic Fire Control Body .5

Crew: 2 (1 enlisted/non-rated, 1 gunner)

Cargo:

9 tons 1 Door (Rear)

Notes: Features Tractor Chassis Modication. Features the ollowin

Quirks: Easy to Maintain, Modular Weapons, Obsolete/2500

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LTV-4 hOVeR TaNK

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ld Testing Summation: Common Hovertank

ducer/Site: Lucas Technologies, Outreach

pervising Engineer: Harrison Lucas



Prototype Standard-Grade Armor

verview

Lucas Technologies proposed its series o ast hovertanks to the HAF

458 in response to the prolieration o BattleMech technology as well

evolving HAF doctrine that indicated ormations o ast, maneuverable

ks could be used to eectively swarm a Mech orce and hold it in place

il Mechs or heavy armor could be brought to bear. The HAF didnt bite,

wever; the LTV-2 hovertank, while ast, utilized armor that was easily

netrated by most modern weapons, making the vehicle very ragile

eed. Its primary weapon, a heavy laser, made it popular with some

aller buyers though, which kept the hovertank line open into the next

ade.

Meanwhile, Lucas Technologies bought out several smaller rms

an efort to expand its operations, in the process acquiring one that

d developed a revolutionary process or manuacturing heat and EM

elding or consumer products. Recognizing the incredible value o this

cess, Lucas Technologies CEO and President Harrison Lucas himsel

k charge o the hovertank design team and within a year debuted

LTV-4a tank with superior armor lighter than any currently utilized,

redible maneuverability thanks to a smaller but more powerul engine,

d which mounted the mighty particle cannon alongside a our-tube

sile launcher.

While it took the HAF two more years o testing beore they accepted

tank or mass production, Lucas made billions by rening the new

mor and shielding alloys he had developedinstantly revolutionizing

production o military-grade armor as well as other subsystems,nsing this technology to dozens o other Hegemony contractors. Within

o years, he was listed among the twenty ric hest Hegemony citizens, and

the end o the decade Lucas Technologies had merged with General

chanics, orming the arguably largest and most important military

tractor in the Terran Hegemonyand urther boosting Lucas own

sonal wealth.

These developments may have been Harrison Lucas most enduring

acy, ollowed by the LTV series o military-grade usion engines designed

ing the same era, but the LTV-4 Hovertank is without a doubt a close

d. Lucas Arms and General Mechanics produced tens o thousands o

se simple, cheap and powerul tanks or both the HAF and later the

DF, while production was later licensed within each o the Star League

mber-States, who kept what is now commonly known simply as the

ver Tank in service throughout the Succession Wars.

Type: Hover Tank


Tonnage: 50

Equipment Mass

Internal Structure 5

Engine: 115 10

Type: ICE

Cruise MP: 7

Flank MP: 11

Heat Sinks: 10 10

Control Equipment: 2.5

Lit Equipment: 5

Power Amplier: 1

Turret: 1

Armor Factor: 88 5.5

Armor

Value

Front 24

R/L Side 16/16

Rear 16

Turret 16


PPC Turret 7

SRM 4 Turret 2


Notes: Features the ollowing Design Quirks: Easy to Maintain, Lo

Obsolete/2700

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LRM/SRM/aC CaRRIeR

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ld Testing Summation: Common Armored Combat Vehicles

ducer/Site: Various

pervising Engineer: Unknown

totype Introduction Date: Circa 2440



verview

The concept o the weapons carrier was not new to the ar mies o

Inner Sphere during the Age o War. Ater all, armored war machines

d been used since the era o the ancient Greeks and Romans millennia

ore. While the tanka heavily armored vehicle that carried one or

re heavy weapons in a turretcertainly became the most iconic o

mbat vehicle since the onset o the twentieth centurys World Wars, a

ole host o dierent types and congurations debuted over the course

he next three centuries.

The utter simplicity and utility o the weapons carrier concept is hard

gnore, and has been employed throughout the modern era by both

h-tech and low-tech combatants. The rst such vehicles were known

tank destroyers and typically mounted a single heavy-caliber weapon

igned to penetrate the armor o even the most powerul tank. Others

lved rom simplistic artillery vehicles that were little more than a mass

ockets mounted on the back o a truck. Those simple concepts advanced

y with the introduction o new technologies in the twenty-ourth

tury, ollowed by better re control systems in the twenty-th centur y.

Representing a large amily o similar vehicles employed by every

wer throughout the Age o War, the weapons carrier is typically a

cked vehicle, capable o traversing a wide variety o terrain types, but

unts only enough armor to protect its crew rom light counterattack. It

so a large, ungainly beast incapable o anything but moderate speeds.

her than speed or armor, weapons carriers must site themselves in

bush positions and rely wholly upon a surprise mass attack rom theirmerous heavy weapons to protect them rom enemy orces. Should they

outnumbered or anked, they will likely be odder, their crews lucky to

ape with their lives.

On the other hand, weapons carriers are cheap and easy to produce

ce multipliers and are oten tted with weapons captured or stolen

m the very enemies they will ace in battle. Used as mobile gun

emplacements, area denial weapons and in shock attacks, they can easily

be the tipping point in a battle, and can provide signicant supporting re

to commanders who lack artillery or air support.

Type: LRM/SRM/AC Carrier


Movement Type: Tracked (Medium)

Equipment Rating: D/C-X-X/E

Mass: 55 tons

Equipment Mass

Chassis/Controls: 8.5

Engine/Trans: 14

Type ICE

Cruising MP: 3

Flank MP: 5

Heat Sinks: 0 0

Fuel: 714 km 1

Turret: 0


Internal Armor

Structure Value

Front: 6 22

R/L Side: 6/6 22/22

Rear: 6 12

Notes: All o these Carriers eature the ollowing Design Quirks: Easy to

Maintain, Low Prole, Fast Reload, Poor Perormance, Obsolete/2580

AC/2 Carrier (Primitive)


4 AC/2 Front 24Ammo (AC) 90 Body 2

Advanced Fire Control Body 2.5

Crew: 9 (2 ocers, 1 enlisted/non-rated, 6 gunners)

Cargo:

None

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3 LRM 15 Front 21

Ammo (LRM) 40 Body 5

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Crew: 9 (2 ocers, 1 enlisted/non-rated, 6 gunners)

Cargo:

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Crew: 7 (1 ocer, 1 enlisted/no-rated, 5 gunners)

Cargo:

None

Notes: Carries 1.5 tons o uel (1,071 km total range)

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MOSqUITO LIGhT FIGhTeR

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ld Testing Summation: Primitive Conventional Fighter

ducer/Site: AeroTech Industries, Andurien

pervising Engineer: Guenther Hamm



Primitive Conventional Fighter

verview

The late twenty-third century was a golden age or military

ustries across the Inner Sphere. While the ve Great Houses

wly consolidated power to orm their own interstellar nations,

aller powers throughout the Inner Sphere battled each other

possession o single worlds, many important only because

upposed enemy desired it. O course, each o these powers

ded a steady supply o military hardware to equip their armies

d ew were particular on who supplied that hardware.

AeroTech Industries was just one o hundreds o mid-sized

cerns across the stars that supplied conventional military

rat. Headquartered on beleaguered Andurien, the company

d the dual benets o witnessing rsthand the capabilities o

designs as well as a built-in customer base o deenders that

perately needed additional ghters. While the company built

merous diferent airrames, the Mosquito light ghter was,

hout a doubt, its best-selling and most popular oering.

Designed primarily as an interceptor, the Mosquitos designers

d simple, proven engineering techniques that made the ghter

xpensive, easy to build and just as easy to maintain. The only

odern concession made was the inclusion o a usion power

nt, giving the ghter the ability to carry more weapons and

nance than other similar airrames. A single ve-tube missile

ncher and a pair o miniguns comprised the Mosquitos main

mament, making it just as capable o taking down enemy ghtersd bombers as providing close air support re missions. A pair o

dpoints also gave operators the option o carrying additional

nance or uel, dependent upon mission requirements.

AeroTech Industries sold tens o thousands o Mosquitos

armies and militias throughout what are now the Capellan

nederation and Free Worlds League, additionally licensing it

production in almost a dozen other minor powers o the time.

ile the Mosquito is almost unkn own today, its massive success

directly to the ormation o one o the largest military suppliers

he Inner Sphereby the end o the twenty-ourth century the

mpany had merged with several other interstellar corporations

orm Andurien AeroTech in the years just beore the ormation

he Star League.

Type: Mosquito Light Fighter


Movement Type: Fixed Wing (Medium)

Equipment Rating: D/D-X-X/E

Mass: 20 tons

Equipment Mass

Chassis: 2

Engine/Controls: Fusion 8

Sae Thrust: 6

Max Thrust: 9

Structural Integrity: 6

Heat Sinks: 0 0

Fuel: 150 3


Armor

Value

Nose: 9

Wings: 6/6

At: 3

Weapons and Ammo Location Tonnage Heat SRV MRV LRV ERV

LRM 5 Nose 2 0 3 3 3

Ammo (LRM) 24 1

Machine Gun RW .5 0 2

Machine Gun LW .5 0 2

Ammo (MG) 200 1

2 External Stores Hardpoints .5

Advanced Fire Control .5

Crew: 3 (2 enlisted/non-rated, 1 gunner)

Cargo:

None

Notes: Features the ollowing Design Quirks: Atmospheric Flyer, Easy to Maintain, Obsolete/2510

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aReS LaNDING CRaFT

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ld Testing Summation: Combat Landing Crat

ducer/Site: IncStar Dynamics

pervising Engineer: Orastar Antonin



Primitive Landing Crat

verview

The Ares Landing Crat evolved rom a number o earlier

igns to become the standard HAF orbit-to-surace combat

nsport in the twenty-th century, replacing designs that

re simple cargo movers or which sacriced cargo capacity or

ditional armor and sel-deense weaponry. The only way these

ps could hope to pierce a concerted enemy ghter screen was

h sheer numbersknowing ull well that a loss o just twenty-

percent would be a good mission.

TheAres was born to correct those inadequacies while also

vering up to a sixty-ve ton tank to the battleeld. Armed

h two heavy long-range missile racks as well as both ore-

d at-acing lasers, the Ares could cut a swath through almost

conventional ghter screen. Moreover, ater delivering their

goes, theAres landing crat could return to the skies to establish

al superiority with their heavy arsenals, destroying opposing

hters and delivering powerul air-to-ground strikes against

emy positions. Following the success o the Mark I Ares, the

F constructed a modied Mk. II Close Attack Landing Crat

ch traded cargo capacity or an additional array o th ree heavy

ers and extra uel, assigning one or two o these per landing crat

adron to provide heavy support to landing operations. A third

ant designed to directly engage enemy ghtersthe Mk. III

s Assault Cratdebuted a ew years later; this model mounted

eavy laser in place o one o the nose-mounted medium lasers,ng with additional heat sinks, a beeed up structure with heavier

mor and sported a more powerul engine that provided nearly

uble the Ares normal maximum accelerationall while still

aining enough cargo space to deliver up to two platoons o

rines or inantry.

The Ares served or more than three centuries in various

acities within the HAF and the Star League nations, even ater

ng operationally replaced in 2476 by a more advanced base

me (the newer Mk. IV/V/VI models were ten tons lighter and

htly smaller but nonetheless eatured the same c argo capacity

d armaments, and almost exactly the same armor proles as

Mk. I/II/III). These new models were nally replaced by todays

mmon Mk. VII (and its sister-designs) ater the all o the Star

gue and the dawn o the Succession Wars.

Type: Military Aerodyne

Use: Armed Cargo Transport

Tech: Inner Sphere

Introduced: 2438

Dimensions

Length: 27 meters

Width: 24 meters

Fuel: 6 tons (480 points)

Safe Thrust: 3

Maximum Thrust: 5

Heat Sinks: 16


Armor

Nose: 76

Sides: 75

Aft: 55

Cargo

Bay 1: Cargo (65 tons) 2 Doors

Crew: 3 enlisted/non-rated, 1 gunner

Notes: Equipped with 24 tons o primitive armor, all crew quarters assigned as Steerage-class (5 tons per

crewman).Features the ollowing Design Quirks: Atmospheric Flyer, Easy to Maintain, Obsolete/2476

Weapons and Ammo Location Tonnage Heat SRV MRV LRV ERV

2 Medium Lasers Nose 2 3 5

LRM 15 RW 7 5 9 9 9

LRM 15 LW 7 5 9 9 9

Ammo (LRM) 32 4

2 Medium Lasers At 2 3 5

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bLaCK eaGLe DROPShIP

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ld Testing Summation: Primitive Military DropShip

ducer/Site: Mikoyan Aerospace Consortium, Terra

pervising Engineer: Hans Sulimar



Primitive DropShip

verview

The employment o the BattleMech in combat during the rst hal

he twenty-th century orced the Terran Hegemony to develop new

tleeld tactics and new logistical methods to efectively employ this new

apon. O critical importance was a way to transport these behemoths to

rom battleelds on distant worlds. While a Mackie could walk under its

n power onto the cargo deck o the largest o spheroid DropShips and

n be secured, the loading and unloading process was extremely time

sumingcertainly not conducive to surprise strikes. Worse still, while

Mech could be carried by many o the numerous aerodyne cargo ships

xistence, they could only be loaded while laying on their backs (typically

a atbed trailer), requiring even more precious time to ofoad and then

ht the Mech or start-up.

Many dierent extant DropShip designs were considered or

nsormation into the rst true BattleMech carriers. The Manatee was

rst ship so modied and employed a unique cubicle structure that

Mech could easily enter and exit under its own power. These cubicles,

ch included integral hardpoints that could keep a standing Mech

ure under high-G maneuvers, could even be used to repair and rearm

Mech. Unortunately, the Manatee could only carry a single lance o

tleMechs, ar too ew to support major combat operations.

The Black Eagle, on the other hand, represented a ar more ideal carrier.

ginally constructed as a military transport, it eatured a strengthened

ucture and heavy armor, along with a powerul sel-deense arsenal. The

e design eatured three cargo decks that could carry either a battalion oht armor or more than a company o heavy armor, along with sucient

sumables to supply that armor through the rst stages o an invasion.

ile the Mackie could not stand upright on any one o those decks, the

ck Eagle could be constructed without the mid-deck, creating more than

ough room or twelve o the behemoths and their transit cubicles.

Though the transport o entire BattleMech battalions was still let to

ge bulk cargo ships, the HAF began to assign Black Eagles to its primary

ault companies, units that would quickly secure a spaceport or landing

e where the lengthy disembarkation process could happen. O course,

Black Eagle became the standard or BattleMech assault carriers,

mately spawning the Lion and later the Union. So successul was the

ck Eagle design that the HAF also reworked it into the slightly lighter but

ch aster and heavily armed Pentagon assault ship in the mid-twenty-

h century.

Type: Military Spheroid

Use: Mech Carrier

Tech: Inner Sphere

Introduced: 2458

Mass: 4,500 tons

Dimensions

Length: 77 meters

Width: 77 meters

Height: 90 meters

Fuel: 250 tons (7,500 points)

Tons/Burn-Day:1.84

Safe Thrust: 4

Maximum Thrust: 6

Heat Sinks: 156


Armor

Nose: 191

Sides: 171

Aft: 120

Cargo

Bay 1: BattleMechs (12) 2 Doors

Bay 2: Cargo (540 tons) 2 Doors

Life Boats: 1

Escape Pods: 8

Crew: 5 ocers, 14 enlisted/non-rated, 9 gunners, 24 bay personnel

Ammunition: 144 rounds LRM 20 Ammo (24 tons)

Notes: Equipped with 55 tons o primitive armor. Features the ollowing

Design Quirks: Easy to Maintain, Obsolete/2545

WeaponsCapital Attack Values (Standard)Arc (Heat) Type Heat Short Medium Long Extreme Nose (28 heat)2 LRM 20 12 2 (24) 2 (24) 2 (24)

(36 rounds)2 Large Lasers 16 2 (16) 2 (16)

FR/FL (28 heat)2 LRM 20 12 2 (24) 2 (24) 2 (24)

(36 rounds)2 Large Lasers 16 2 (16) 2 (16)

AR/AL (26 heat)LRM 20 (18 rounds) 6 1 (12) 1 (12) 1 (12) Large Laser 8 3 (28) 1 (8)

4 Medium Lasers 12Aft (20 heat)Large Laser 8 3 (28) 1 (8)

4 Medium Lasers 12

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aDDITIONaL GaMe RULeS

This Experimental Technical Readout Incorporates a ew new and expanded rules to better cover

certain technologies that existed at this point in the Age o War, but received little attention prior to this

volume. These rules build on those ound in TechManual(TM), Tactical Operations (TO), Strategic Operations

(SO), and the special Primitive Tech construction rules ound in Jihad Secrets: The Blake Documents.

Prototype Jump Jets

Standard production model jump jets (along with their required BattleMech gyroscopemodications and control sotware upgrades) debuted in 24 71 within the Terran Hegemony (later, in

each o the other Inner Sphere and Periphery nations). Prototype jump jet models were introduced

in 2464 with the debut o the Wasp BattleMech (prototype jump jets were later included in the

BattleAxe and the Shadow Hawk).

While prototype jump jets have the same mass and take up the same critical space as standard

jump jets, their use was problematic and induced instability within the jumping BattleMech. These

problems were later cleared up within the production model jump jets.

Any BattleMech mounting prototype jump jets that ju mps must make a Piloting Skill Roll with

a TN o +3 (in addition to any other modiers) to avoid alling when it lands (see Piloting/Driving Skill

Rolls, p. 59, TW).

Prototype PPC

While the Terran Hegemony did not perect the design and manuacture o the particle projection cannon until 2460, the Hegemony utilized

PPCs on designs such as the Mackie and the Banshee BattleMechs or more than two decades beore advances in miniaturization and manuacturing

processes allowed the debut o the standard model PPC.

A Prototype PPC ollows the standard rules or the PPC, but costs ve times as much (1,000,000 C-Bills).

Primitive Aerospace Unit Construction

Primitive aerospace ghters, small crat and DropShips are built using the standard Aerospace Unit Construction rules (see pp. 180-199, TM),

with the changes described below (based on Primitive BattleMech Construction rules ound in Jihad Secrets: The Blake Documents). All o theseaerospace units designed and constructed prior to the introduction o modern technology in each o the major Inner Sphere and Periphery powers

will adhere to these construction rules.

Primitive Aerospace Fighter Construction

The primitive aerospace ghters shown in this Experimental Tech Readoutare constructed using the rules ound on p. 146 oJihad Secrets: The

Blake Documents.

Primitive Small Craft and DropShip Construction

The primitive small crat and DropShips shown in this Experimental Tech Readoutare constructed using the standard rules ound in TechManual,

but employ armor identical to the armor used by primitive BattleMechs (see p. 145, The Blake Documents), which is mounted using the standard

limits or small crat and DropShips (see pp. 190-191, TM).

Introduction of Modern Tech

Moderntechnologywhich utilizes

the standard construction rules for BattleM-

echs, combat vehicles and aerospace units

as found in the Tech Manualdebuted in

each of the major Inner Sphere and Periph-

ery powers in the years listed below.

Year Realm

2470 Terran Hegemony

2475 Federated Suns

and Lyran Commonwealth

2487 Draconis Combine

2501 Free Worlds League

2503 Rim Worlds Republic

2504 Capellan Confederation

2505 Taurian Concordat

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on order #3248678


21/34

Crossbow CRS-X

4

6

0

60


Inner Sphere

2012

(8)

(14) (14)

(16)(12) (12)

(15) (15

(5)

(7)

(5)

(14) (14)

(10) (10)

(20)

(14) (14)

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[M,C,S]6 7 14 21

1 Medium Laser RA 3 5 [DE] 3 6 92 LRM 5 LA 2 1/Msl

[M,C,S]6 7 14 21

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Ammo (LRM 5) 24

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on order #3248678


22/34

BattleAxe BKX-1X

3

5

0

70


Inner Sphere

2012

(9)

(18) (18)

(20)(14) (14)

(16) (16

(6)

(7)

(6)

(15) (15)

(11) (11)

(22)

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1 Machine Gun CT 0 2[DB,AI]

1 2 3

1 LRM 5 RT 2 1/Msl[M,C,S]

6 7 14 21

1 SRM 6 RT 4 2/Msl[M,C,S]

3 6 9

1 LRM 5 LT 2 1/Msl[M,C,S]

6 7 14 21

1 Large Laser RA 8 8 [DE] 5 10 151 Large Laser LA 8 8 [DE] 5 10 15

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on order #3248678


23/34

Banshee BNC-1E

3

5

0

95


Inner Sphere

2012

(9)

(30) (30)

(40)(21) (21)

(26) (26

(10)

(17)

(10)

(20) (20)

(16) (16)

(30)

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on order #3248678


24/34

Strike Falcon Attack VTOL

Support

7

11I.C.E.

30

Inner Sphere

Era: Star League

BAR: 7

2012

2012

(10)

(8)

(8)

(5)

(2)

1 Advanced Fire Control BD [E]1 Machine Gun FR 2

[DB,AI]1 2 3

2 SRM 4 FR 2/Msl[M,C,S]

3 6 9

1 Machine Gun RS 2[DB,AI]

1 2 3

1 Machine Gun LS 2[DB,AI]

1 2 3

Cargo, Infantry (6 tons)

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on order #3248678


25/34

Randolph Support Vehicle

4

6Tracked

I.C.E.

35

Inner Sphere

Era: Star League

BAR: 5

2012

2012

(16)

(16

(16)

(14)

1 Basic Fire Control BD [E]1 Machine Gun FR 2

[DB,AI]1 2 3

1 Machine Gun RS 2[DB,AI]

1 2 3

1 Machine Gun LS 2[DB,AI]

1 2 3

Cargo Space - 9 tonsChassis Modifications: Tractor

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on order #3248678


26/34

Hover Tank

7

11Hover

I.C.E.

50

Inner Sphere

Era: Star League

2012

2012

(24)

(16

(16)

(16)

(16)

1 PPC T 10 [DE] 3 6 12 181 SRM 4 T 2/Msl

[M,C,S]3 6 9

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on order #3248678


27/34

AC/2 Carrier (Primitive)

3

5Tracked

I.C.E.

55

Inner Sphere

Era: Star League

BAR: 6

2012

2012

(22)

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(22)

(12)

1 Advanced Fire Control BD [E]4 AC/2 FR 2

[DB,S]4 8 16 24

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on order #3248678


28/34

LRM Carrier (Primitive)

3

5Tracked

I.C.E.

55

Inner Sphere

Era: Star League

BAR: 6

2012

2012

(22)

(22

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[M,C,S]6 7 14 21

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on order #3248678


29/34

SRM Carrier (Primitive)

3

5Tracked

I.C.E.

55

Inner Sphere

Era: Star League

BAR: 6

2012

2012

(22)

(22

(22)

(12)

1 Advanced Fire Control BD [E]9 SRM 4 FR 2/Msl

[M,C,S]3 6 9

Ammo: (SRM 4) 200

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on order #3248678


30/34

Mosquito Light Fighter

FIXED WING SUPPORT VEHICLE RECORD SHEET

6

9

20

Inner Sphere

Era: Star League

BAR: 6

2012

1 (9)

1 (6)1 (6)

1 (3)

6

1 LRM 5 [M,C,S] N 0 3 3 31 Machine Gun [DB,AI] LW 0 21 Machine Gun [DB,AI] RW 0 21 Advanced Fire Control

[E] BD 02 External Stores Hardpoint

[E] BD 0

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on order #3248678


31/34

Mk. I Ares Landing Craft

3

5

200

Inner Sphere

Era: Star League

2012

8 (76)

8 (75)8 (75)

6 (55)

6

2 Medium Laser [DE] N 0 51 LRM 15 [M,C,S] LW 0 9 9 91 LRM 15 [M,C,S] RW 0 9 9 92 Medium Laser [DE] A 0 5

Cargo:Cargo Space - 65 tons (2 doors)

Ammo: (LRM 15) 32Fuel: 480 Points

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on order #3248678


32/34

Mk. II Ares Close Assault Landing Craft

3

5

200

Inner Sphere

Era: Star League

2012

8 (76)

8 (75)8 (75)

6 (55)

6

1 Large Laser [DE] N 0 8 82 Medium Laser [DE] N 0 51 Large Laser [DE] LW 0 8 81 LRM 15 [M,C,S] LW 0 9 9 91 Large Laser [DE] RW 0 8 81 LRM 15 [M,C,S] RW 0 9 9 92 Medium Laser [DE] A 0 5

Cargo:Cargo Space - 15 tons (2 doors)


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on order #3248678


33/34

Mk. III Ares Assault Craft

3

5

200

Inner Sphere

Era: Star League

2012

10 (91)

9 (90)9 (90)

6 (55)

6

1 Large Laser [DE] N 0 8 81 Medium Laser [DE] N 0 51 LRM 15 [M,C,S] LW 0 9 9 91 LRM 15 [M,C,S] RW 0 9 9 92 Medium Laser [DE] A 0 5

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on order #3248678


34/34

Black Eagle

4

6

0 / 0 0 / 0

4500

Inner SphereEra: Star League

1/8

52

0

0

0

0

20 (191)

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