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Mass: 100 tons
Chassis: Defiance Berserker Endo Steel
Power Plant: Vlar 400 XL Fusion
Cruising Speed: 43 kph, 54 kph
Maximum Speed: 54 kph, 97 kph
Jump Jets/Capacity: None
Armor: StarSlab/Hardened Mk III
Armament:
6 Series 2d Extended Range Medium Lasers
1 Defiance B3S Small Laser
1 Zippo 7L ER Flamer
Manufacturer: Defiance Industries
Primary Factory: Hesperus II (since 3144)
Communications System: Angst Clear Channel 6B
with Angel ECM Suite and C³ Slave
Targeting & Tracking System: Angst Clear View 2A
with Targeting Computer
OVERVIEW & CAPABILITIES
The story of the Yggdrasil began as early as 3124, when two
young promising DI engineers, Robert Falkenberg and Choe Ji-
Min, met in one of the company’s canteens for lunch and
discussed the feasibility of a Berserker II. Giving both crucial
input they decided to pursue the idea and came up with a first
concept, which they soon presented to their supervising officer.
He was thoroughly impressed and promised them a chance to
present their ideas to DI’s board of directors. Sadly, that had to
wait for three agonizing years, since their supervisor preferred
to return a favor to one of his former patrons by backing his
new protégé instead.
However, Falkenberg and Choe eventually made a name
for themselves in the company, while never letting go of the
idea to construct a new Berserker. Eventually, when DI
recognized a manifesting love of the LCAF’s Quartermaster
Corps for the Regulan Neanderthal, the two brilliant engineers
sniffed a chance and presented their concept to the board
members, who were stunned by the already very refined ideas
and immediately supplied them with the necessary budget to
start R&D based on the venerable BRZ-C3 Berserker, not willing
to let this corner of the market uncontested, given the imported
‘Mech’s growing popularity over the older DI competitor.
When Operation HAMMERFALL came, DI proved to be
patient, giving the two engineers enough time to work out
existing issues, while having them also incorporate new design
ideas and newly available technologies. One of those defining
ideas was the incorporation of a laser battery consisting of six Series 2d
ER Medium Lasers, supplied by Assault Tech Industries, Clan Wolf-in-
Exile as well as Clan Sea Fox to guarantee a steady supply.
Superior Angst communications systems operating at much
higher power levels than other suits free the installed Angel ECM from
being set to ECCM mode, allowing it to be used for ghost targets or
regular ECM protection, unless the enemy is fielding AECM himself.
Choe was concerned with the lack of long range weaponry and
pressed for the inclusion of an ERPPC, with Falkenberg winning the
dispute, arguing it was unnecessary given the ‘Mech’s intended role.
Even when the situation in the Commonwealth grew more dire
by the day, DI rather focused on other designs than pressure the two,
fully aware of the immense potential of the project. The Lyran
armaments giant had all intentions of “getting it right” this time.
Several setbacks, prototypes and 20 years after the initial idea
later, Falkenberg and Choe saw the realization of their vision perfected
in the incarnation of the YGG-4Z prototype, finally allowing the two
friends to give DI’s board green light to start serial production of the
long awaited ‘Mech, now dubbed the Yggdrasil.
The ‘Mech had grown too different from its predecessor, which is why
DI decided go with the new name instead . That name was meant to
inspire, referring to the most important motif in Germanic mythology
as well as the LCS Yggdrasil battle cruiser, a known symbol for the
strength and vigor of the Lyran people. The Clan re-engineered Talons
(contributed by VEST before the occupation of Solaris, based on
battlefield salvage shipped from the Arc-Royal Theater) serve as the
‘Mech’s main weapon system instead of the old Berserker’s enormous
hatchet. Where they are a metaphor for the world tree’s roots, linking
the bole (torso) to the ground, the well known “fins” on its shoulders,
borrowed from the Zeus-X project, symbolize Yggdrasil’s branches.
Given the unquestionably vast potential and raw power assembled in
this ‘Mech, it as a whole can be seen as a LCAF propaganda effort, with
the Yggdrasil being a “beacon of hope in this darkest hour”, as Lyran
media recently proclaimed, virtually brimming over with enthusiasm.
DEPLOYMENT & VARIANTS
DI increased its output of certain Clan-spec XL engines over the
past decades, even though production cost still remain high. The
upgraded YGG-4H with even more armor and two M-Pods is thus only
deployed to the elite regiments of the LCAF.
Some commanders however criticized DI for dropping the C³
Slave and ordered their YGG-4Hs to be refitted in the field, while others
couldn’t use the C³ interface of the YGG-4S at all and decided to
replace it with more armor, bringing it to the level of the 4H.
BATTLE HISTORY & NOTABLE PILOT
The Yggdrasil saw first action during the battle for Hesperus II in
3144. When the Lyran forces made planetfall, two Yggdrasils
accompanied by two also fairly new Nibelung ‘Mechs left the massive
underground complex to join the fight against Jade Falcons
and Wolves. Two of DI's elite pilots were assigned to the two
100 ton ‘Mechs, who immediately disabled two Heatsinks each,
while running and firing all their weapons, allowing them to
activate their in-built Triple Strength-Myomer and charge
ahead of the Nibelungs. Utilizing their engine superchargers,
the Yggdrasils quickly closed the distance to two nearby Jade
Falcon assault stars that were spotted by a DI Multipurpose
VTOL only minutes before. The Jade Falcons seemed confused
by the sight of the completely unknown ‘Mech type. That
moment of surprise allowed retired First Leutnant Lucius
Mannerheim to attack a Shrike at point-blank range, melting
huge chunks of armor off its chassis, before bringing the Talons
to bear, outright destroying the Clan ‘Mech's left leg with a
single kick. Before the Shrike had even hit the ground,
Mannerheim buried his ‘Mech's left fist in his opponent's
cockpit, smashing ‘Mech and warrior all the same.
while Standing witness to the utter destruction of the
iconic 95 ton bird ‘Mech within only mere seconds, the Jade
Falcon warriors roared in anger, focusing their fire on
Mannerheim's Yggdrasil, ignoring the menace that was the
other three Lyran Mechs, which would cost the Clanners dearly.
While Mannerheim's Yggdrasil managed to weather the
monumental punishment it received due to its massive 32 tons
of hardened armor plating and considerable speed, making it
even tougher to take out than a Götterdämmerung, the second
Yggdrasil tore away at the Clan ‘Mechs, tagging them for the
two Nibelungs far behind it, which brought the thunder-storm
that was three quick volleys of Arrow IV homing missiles, killing
another Shrike and Thor II outright. The onslaught continued,
seeing three more Falcon ‘Mechs crushed by Lyran vengeance,
embodied in the two Yggdrasils as avenging angels.
Having no way to answer the violent rage that smote
them, the remaining Clanners retreated only to fall victim to
the Ghengis Khan’s fury when they reported to her in person,
ironically only few hours before saKhan Beckett Malthus’ failed
assassination attempt, which made her lapse into a coma.
Mannerheim and his lance mates soon fell in line with
the arriving regular LCAF units, tearing through the
disorganized enemy lines, kicking the Clan ‘Mechs into the dust
before often stomping on their cockpits, giving completely
new meaning to the phrase "under one's heel".
In later battles it became evident that the Yggdrasil was
prone to fast light ‘Mechs with long range weapons, if left for
itself. The LCAF tried to counter this weakness by deploying the
new behemoth with far-reaching Gauss toting Walls of Steel as
well as fast flankers like the Managarm, which are able to beat
this sort of enemy units at their own game.
Type: YGG-4S Yggdrasil
Technology Base: Mixed Inner Sphere (Experimental)
Tonnage: 100
Battle Value: 3.466 Cost: 40.764.033 C-Bills
Equipment Mass
Internal Structure: Endo Steel 5
Engine: 400 XL 26.5
Walking MP: 5
Running MP: 7 (9)
Jumping MP: 0
Heat Sinks: 16 [32] 6
Gyro: 4
Cockpit: 3
Armor Factor (Hardened): 248 31
Internal Armor
Structure Value
Head 3 9
Center Torso 31 41
Center Torso (rear) 10
R/L Torso 21 32
R/L Torso (rear) 10
R/L Arm 17 17
R/L Leg 21 35
Weapons and Ammo Location Critical Tonnage
Triple-Strength Myomer RA/LA 3/3 0
3 ER Medium Laser (C) RT 3 3
Small Laser RT 1 0.5
TAG RT 1 1
C³ Slave RT 1 1
Supercharger RT 3 1
ER Flamer H 1 1
3 ER Medium Laser (C) LT 3 3
TAG LT 1 1
Targeting Computer LT 2 2
Angel ECM CT 2 2
Talons (C) RL/LL 2/2 7

Notes:
Features the following Design Quirks: Improved Communications, Battlefists, Distracting,
Non-Standard Parts, Difficult to Maintain, Difficult Ejection.
Type: YGG-4H Yggdrasil
Technology Base: Mixed Inner Sphere (Experimental)
Tonnage: 100
Battle Value: 3.605 Cost: 40.973.833 C-Bills
Equipment Mass
Internal Structure: Endo Steel 5
Engine: 400 XL (C) 26.5
Walking MP: 5
Running MP: 7 (9)
Jumping MP: 0
Heat Sinks: 16 [32] 6
Gyro (XL): 2
Cockpit: 3
Armor Factor (Hardened): 256 32
Internal Armor
Structure Value
Head 3 9
Center Torso 31 43
Center Torso (rear) 10
R/L Torso 21 32
R/L Torso (rear) 10
R/L Arm 17 20
R/L Leg 21 35
Weapons and Ammo Location Critical Tonnage
M-Pod RA 1 1
M-Pod LA 1 1
Triple-Strength Myomer RA/LA 3/3 0
3 ER Medium Laser (C) RT 3 3
Small Laser RT 1 0.5
TAG RT 1 1
Angel ECM RT 2 2
Supercharger RT 3 1
ER Flamer H 1 1
3 ER Medium Laser (C) LT 3 3
TAG LT 1 1
Targeting Computer LT 2 2
Talons (C) RL/LL 2/2 7

Notes:
Features the following Design Quirks: Improved Communications, Battlefists, Distracting,
Non-Standard Parts, Difficult to Maintain, Difficult Ejection.
Mass: 100 tons
Chassis: Foundation Type 22X
Power Plant: Vlar 300 Fusion
Cruising Speed: 32 kph
Maximum Speed: 54 kph
Jump Jets/Capacity: None
Armor: Durallex Special Heavy V3 with CASE II
Armament:
2 Defiance Longbow Arrow IV Artillery System
5 Defiance B3M Medium Laser
Manufacturer: Defiance Industries
Primary Factory: Hesperus II (since 3142)
Communications System: Angst Discom
with Angel ECM Suite
Targeting & Tracking System: TharHes Ares-7a
with Targeting Computer
OVERVIEW & CAPABILITIES
The Nibelung is a ‘Mech that owes its existence solely to
the design team that later brought the Yggdrasil into being.
When the two chief designers decided to incorporate not only
one but two TAGs to further increase the chances to
successfully mark a target or even two at the same time, the DI
board was shocked to notice that the corporation produced
plenty units that could utilize semi-guided LRMs, but had
completely neglected units sporting Arrow IVs.
To right that wrong, a new design team was cobbled
together to develop a ‘Mech for fire-support over extreme
ranges. The project leader, Robert Falkenberg’s elder brother
and DI veteran Marius, quickly opted for the typical “bigger is
better” solution Lyrans have so long been famous (or rather
infamous) for. Basing the new ‘Mech on the venerable Fafnir, it
was soon decided that it would sport not only one but two new
Defiance Longbow Arrow IV systems, which are in most parts
identical to Valiant Systems’ Catapult launcher, since DI’s board
of directors found it more economical to license an already
established and reliable Arrow IV system produced by a well-
disposed corporation than develop a new launcher.
Because of the enormous space requirements of the Arrow IV
system the team had to adapt the Fafnir’s chassis, reverting it
back to standard structure. The modified chassis borrows
heavily from the well-established Foundation Type 10X chassis.
Given the deep ammo-bins in the arms, which are well-
protected by CASE II, almost nullifying any catastrophic damage
that would occur in the event of an ammo explosion,
Falkenberg intended Lyran ‘MechWarriors to load the Nibelung
with a variety of ammunition types to allow for maximum
tactical flexibility. Considered obligatory is a ton of ADA
ammunition to protect the ‘Mech against ASFs and VTOLs,
while non-homing ammunition is supposed to destroy closing
enemy units that have made it past the main host, though for
distances of 240 to 450 meters also the ‘Mech’s own TAG can
be utilized, allowing for further use of homing missiles, which
becomes especially effective when two Nibelungs are paired.
If any unit ever makes it past the minimal firing distance
of the two Defiance Longbows, Marius Falkenberg made sure
the Nibelung would not be toothless by providing it with five
Medium Lasers, all of which are linked to a Targeting
Computer, which was meant to help inexperienced pilots,
while the Angel ECM adds sophisticated EW abilities.
To further enhance combat performance against fast
harassers and to protect the surprisingly thin rear armor
covering the Center Torso, the design team developed hyper-
extending torso myomers to allow the Nibelung to twist its
torso much further than a ‘Mech usually could, which soon
proved to be a feature well received by LCAF procurement
officers and combined with the flippable arms allowed for true
360° firepower.
Many in the LCAF’s Quartermaster Corps argued for
hardened armor on the Mech, wishes that remained unfulfilled.
Falkenberg was convinced that ensuring a maximum ground
speed of 54 kph would be crucial for the design to not only
keep up with typical Lyran assault units, but also to enable the
Nibelung’s pilots to avoid counter-battery fire no matter the
terrain, which could not be guaranteed, if the Nibelungs were
clad in hardened armor, dropping the speed to 43 kph.
Ironically enough, the rather cheaply produced Nibelung
took only seven years from the drawing boards to serial
production, while the prestigious Yggdrasil project team was
still testing prototypes when the new artillery ‘Mech was made
available to the LCAF.
DEPLOYMENT & VARIANTS
The Nibelung is made available not only to LCAF
brigades, but also to contracted mercenary units. Given the low
price tag and substantial potential, it is no surprise that the
Nibelung was greeted with enthusiasm by Lyran freelancers.
When a variant with even greater range was requested
by the LCAF Quartermaster Corps, Falkenberg decided to opt
for two Thumper Artillery pieces, which would had allowed him
to incorporate a Plasma Rifle and retain not only the Angel
ECM, but also the CASE II to protect the ammunition bins. The
Lyran officers responsible for procurement however, unwilling
to give in to the elder Falkenberg brother yet again, pressed him to go
with Sniper artillery pieces instead, since shipments of new VEST
Helepolis ‘Mechs had come to a halt once Clan Wolf had taken Solaris
for their self-proclaimed “Empire”. Considering the enormous space
requirements of even a single Sniper, Falkenberg was forced to
compromise more than he would have usually been willing to. The
new NIB-3S was eventually introduced in 3145.
BATTLE HISTORY & NOTABLE PILOT
When the Nibelung was introduced into the LCAF, chaos and war
raged throughout the Commonwealth, soon leaving the LCAF with
their backs against the wall, suffering the onslaught of three Clans.
In that kind of environment one would usually expect such a fine
addition to the army’s ranks to be lauded by military officers. But
neither did the LCAF have ‘MechWarriors trained in the use of artillery
‘Mechs, nor did the senior command supply a proper tactical doctrine
to officers in the field to fully capitalize on the Nibelung’s introduction.
Unsurprisingly the first batch of Nibelungs was used flat out incorrectly,
often seeing it deployed way too close to the enemy, which cost many
Lyran pilots not only their new ‘Mechs but also their lives, soon casting
a slur at the Nibelung, despite its patriotic name and potential.
The most notable death of a Lyran ‘MechWarrior in a Nibelung so
far was the one of Ryan Summers from Australia, nicknamed “Troll” for
his clumsy way of piloting his Mechs. Aged but still naïve, Troll decided
to charge ahead of his lance-mates who were moving in a tight Wall of
Steel formation. Troll met his gruesome end from above in melee
combat, seeing his cockpit crushed under the talons of an Eyrie.
It took two full years for the first success story to hit the Lyran
media, when two Nibelungs were involved in the successful defense of
Hesperus II. After this fine display of its tactical use by DI personnel, the
LCAF senior command took another look at the ‘Mech and finally
modified its recommended Mech doctrines to not only incorporate the
new Yggdrasil, but also the reviled Nibelung, allowing not just naturally
apt commanders to utilize the artillery ‘Mech properly, but also those
with less tactical prowess, having gained position mostly due to their
connections rather than being skilled or experienced in battle.
Following that, the Nibelung as well as the other new armaments
played a major role in the revitalization of the LCAF at around 3144/45,
which allowed them to push the enemy back on several fronts and
retake Lyran planets from the enemy for the first time in months.
The remaining Kell Hounds soon found themselves lucky to have
been supplied with four Nibelungs when they attacked Porrima in
3144. When Clan Hell’s Horses’ warriors managed to push against the
battalion from the rear, it was the vast FASCAM Arrow minefield laid by
Arthur Ramsey and his fellow Nibelung ‘MechWarriors only minutes
earlier, which bought them enough time to escape the death trap,
allowing the Hounds to fight another day and eventually drive the
Clanners off planet, bringing it back into the Lyran fold.
Type: NIB-2S Nibelung
Technology Base: Inner Sphere (Advanced)
Tonnage: 100
Battle Value: 2.199 Cost: 12.770.000 C-Bills
Equipment Mass
Internal Structure: 10
Engine: 300 19
Walking MP: 3
Running MP: 5
Jumping MP: 0
Heat Sinks: 10 [20] 0
Gyro (XL): 1.5
Cockpit (Small): 2
Armor Factor (Standard): 280 17.5
Internal Armor
Structure Value
Head 3 9
Center Torso 31 47
Center Torso (rear) 10
R/L Torso 21 32
R/L Torso (rear) 10
R/L Arm 17 30
R/L Leg 21 35
Weapons and Ammo Location Critical Tonnage
2 Medium Laser RA 2 2
Ammo (Arrow IV) 20 RA 4 4
CASE II RA 1 1
Arrow IV System RA/RT 3/12 15
Medium Laser H 1 1
TAG H 1 1
Arrow IV System LA/LT 3/12 15
2 Medium Laser LA 2 2
Ammo (Arrow IV) 20 LA 4 4
CASE II LA 1 1
Targeting Computer RL 2 2
Angel ECM LL 2 2

Notes:
Features the following Design Quirks: Extended Torso Twist, Fast Reload,
No/Minimal Arms, Bad Reputation.
Arms (Medium Lasers only) are flippable
Type: NIB-3S Nibelung
Technology Base: Inner Sphere (Advanced)
Tonnage: 100
Battle Value: 1.502 Cost: 9.770.000 C-Bills
Equipment Mass
Internal Structure: 10
Engine: 300 19
Walking MP: 3
Running MP: 5
Jumping MP: 0
Heat Sinks: 10 [20] 0
Gyro (XL): 1.5
Cockpit (Small): 2
Armor Factor (Standard): 280 17.5
Internal Armor
Structure Value
Head 3 9
Center Torso 31 47
Center Torso (rear) 10
R/L Torso 21 32
R/L Torso (rear) 10
R/L Arm 17 30
R/L Leg 21 35
Weapons and Ammo Location Critical Tonnage
2 Medium Laser RA 2 2
Sniper Artillery RA/RT 8/12 20
Targeting Computer H 1 1
Ammo (Sniper) 10 H 1 1
Sniper Artillery LA/LT 8/12 20
2 Medium Laser LA 2 2
Ammo (Sniper) 20 RL 2 2
Ammo (Sniper) 20 LL 2 2

Notes:
Features the following Design Quirks: Extended Torso Twist, Fast Reload,
No/Minimal Arms, Bad Reputation.
Arms (Medium Lasers only) are flippable
Mass: 55 tons
Chassis: Foundation EC55 Endo-Composite
Power Plant: Defiance 275 Light Fusion
Cruising Speed: 54 kph
Maximum Speed: 86 kph
Jump Jets: Rawlings 45I with Partial Wing
Jump Capacity: 300 meters
Armor: Maximillian 100
Armament:
8 Defiance B3M Medium Laser
Manufacturer: Defiance Industries
Primary Factory: Furillo (since 3145)
Communications System: Neil 6000-g
Targeting & Tracking System: RCA Instatrac Mark XXII
OVERVIEW & CAPABILITIES
When the LCAF senior command noticed the proliferation
of Improved Jump Jets in contemporary ‘Mech designs, they
didn’t want to fall behind other militaries and demanded such a
design for their own soldiers, a call which was answered by
Defiance Industries in the form of radical modifications to the
50 tons Uziel, resulting in the UZL-8S.
Sadly, the senior command and procurement office were
content with the new addition, never intending to push the
boundaries of ‘Mech construction even more than the UZL-8S
already did. It was seen as apt competitor with the Improved
Jump Jets sporting ‘Mechs other nations or Clans were fielding.
With the coming of the Dark Age and the heavy focus of
the Jade Falcon touman on highly agile ‘Mechs like the Onager
or what the Lyran soldiers dubbed “the bird series”, meaning
the Shrike, Jade Hawk, Flamberge, Gyrfalcon and Eyrie, most LCAF
‘Mechs in turn seemed sluggish and clumsy with little more
than the UZL-8S to really compete with the Falcons in that
specific field of combat.
Few Lyran officers noticed that specific shortcoming, but
those who did made their concerns heard only to see them
dismissed by the senior command. Just one General bothered
to actually listen and share the concerns, making him contact
Defiance Industries of Furillo, which he was well-connected to.
Kommandant-General Gavin von Hohenfels requested a
‘Mech that could outjump and also outgun the proven UZL-8S,
certainly not an easy task. Initially DI seemed reluctant to pick
up on the request, since especially Vedet Brewster found the
UZL-8S to be more than sufficient. However, the board of
directors didn’t dare to fully neglect von Hohenfels’ request,
given his powerful position in the LCAF and influence as a
noble of Yed Prior. DI’s directors decided to use their
company’s resources and most experienced engineers for
other projects, thus only assigning newcomer Alexander
McKnight for R&D.
The young employee assembled a small team of fellow
engineers and techs. Starting the project in 3137, McKnight
and the others soon felt disdain not only by their supervisors,
but even by other teams, being denied necessary resources
over and over again. Feeling like a band of outcasts, the team
worked even harder to see their project a success nonetheless.
In 3140 the Commonwealth began to suffer the
onslaught of not only one or two, but three Clans at the same
time due to horribly misguided leadership by their Archon
Melissa Steiner. The situation on the battlefields soon looked
dire, one of the many problems being the superior mobility of
Clan Jade Falcon’s ‘Mech forces, which often allowed them to
outmaneuver the classical Gauss toting Lyran Wall of Steel. It
was only then when DI’s directors and Brewster realized they
had misjudged the situation and should have paid heed to von
Hohenfels. They poured more resources into McKnight’s team,
now backing it with DI’s full industrial and financial might. New
engineers and techs were transferred to the team, who were
surprised of what the team had already accomplished despite
all the hardship in the past three years.
It took 5 more years to see the ‘Mech, now dubbed as
Terror, to full serial production. The Terror seems like an odd
mixed bag of advanced technologies, such as the incorporated
partial wing, and systems like the two batteries of B3M
Medium Lasers, which seem almost ancient in comparison, but
are indeed still relevant on the modern battlefield, as the GTL-
1O Gauntlet’s B configuration proved in many battles since its
introduction in 3128.
The result of McKnight’s efforts is surprisingly effective,
combining Improved Jump Jets with a Partial Wing, allowing
Lyran ‘MechWarriors to backstab even the most agile Falcon
‘Mechs with ease, without sacrificing too much firepower or
durability. While well-placed and almost maximized armor
ensures a certain resiliency, even though the XL Gyro may
appear hampering, the greatest protection nonetheless is
unquestionably the ‘Mech’s absurd mobility, allowing it to
rarely ever touch the ground.
DEPLOYMENT & VARIANTS
The Terror is made available solely to LCAF brigades. Just
like the Yggdrasil, it is deemed too fearsome a weapon to ever
be allowed access to the export market, with the LCAF’s
Quartermaster Corps vowing to buy up every single unit
produced.
The only variant is an upgraded version, utilizing a Defiance XL
engine built to Clan specifications, allowing it to do much more than
just harass enemy forces. By mounting sophisticated electronics it can
also spot, tag and even engage in electronic warfare.
BATTLE HISTORY & NOTABLE PILOT
When the Terror first set foot on the many battlefields
throughout the Commonwealth in January 3145, LCAF and Clan
‘MechWarriors alike were shocked to see just how effective it was, fully
living up to its name. It could jump further, was more durable and had
more firepower at its disposal than its predecessor. Even the B3Ms tied
to a Targeting Computer proved more accurate than the Pulse Lasers
of the UZL-8S over distances of at least 150 meters, allowing pilots to
fight from farther behind. In battle the ‘Mech was almost impossible to
hit before closing and even then usually the Terror’s pilots were the
ones who dictated the engagement, often positioning themselves in
the rear of their enemies, leaving them unable to return fire. The
daring Lyran pilots in return wreaked havoc among the exposed
enemies with full Alpha Strikes from their two laser batteries in the
flippable arms, before jumping away again.
By the end of the year former UZL-8S Veteran August Carius had
emerged as a legend among the Terror pilots. Utilizing his TRR-11S
Terror to the fullest of its capabilities with unmatched skill and ferocity,
it seemed like he could dance around the Clan Jade Falcon’s warriors
with impunity, finishing off a staggering amount of 32 ‘Mechs and
combat vehicles in his Terror, mostly from the rear, before jumping
away again.
An ace like few before him, the Lyran media soon idolized Carius,
furthering his belief in his own invincibility and the impeccability of his
aggressive hit-and-jump attacks. After his 20th kill, his commanding
officer granted him the right to paint his Terror in individual colors
instead of those of his 4th Donegal Guards. He opted for pitch black,
leading his fellow soldiers to nickname him “Black Baron” in reference
to Manfred “Red Baron” von Richthofen, a German fighter plane ace in
the ancient “Great War” on Terra, while the Falcons, who stood in awe
of Carius’ skill, soon called him “Black Death” instead..
On a fateful day in early 3146, one of Carius’ assigned techs
overlooked grave damage to his ‘Mech’s left foot actuator, causing it to
fall over during one of his typical backstabbing maneuvers, allowing
the Clanners to unload on the Terror’s exposed back, blasting the
“Black Baron” to shreds, ‘Mech and pilot alike, ending Carius’ streak in
almost ironic fashion.
Type: TRR-10S Terror
Technology Base: Inner Sphere (Advanced)
Tonnage: 55
Battle Value: 1.895 Cost: 11.363.825 C-Bills
Equipment Mass
Internal Structure: Endo-Composite 4.5
Engine: 275 Light 12
Walking MP: 5
Running MP: 8
Jumping MP: 8*
Heat Sinks: 11 [22]* 1
Gyro (XL): 1.5
Cockpit: 3
Armor Factor (Standard): 176 11
Internal Armor
Structure Value
Head 3 9
Center Torso 18 28
Center Torso (rear) 7
R/L Torso 13 21
R/L Torso (rear) 5
R/L Arm 9 17
R/L Leg 13 23
Weapons and Ammo Location Critical Tonnage
4 Medium Laser RA 4 4
Targeting Computer RA 2 2
4 Medium Laser LA 4 4
Partial Wing RT/LT 4/4 4
Improved Jump Jets RT 6 3
Improved Jump Jets LT 6 3
Improved Jump Jets RL 2 1
Improved Jump Jets LL 2 1

Notes:
Features the following Design Quirks: Reinforced Legs, No/Minimal Arms.
Arms are flippable.
*Partial Wing adds +2 Jump MP and -3 Heat per turn in Standard Atmosphere
(see pp. 293 and 295, TO, for additional rules).
Type: TRR-11S Terror
Technology Base: Mixed Inner Sphere (Advanced)
Tonnage: 55
Battle Value: 2.045 Cost: 14.554.242 C-Bills
Equipment Mass
Internal Structure: Endo-Composite 4.5
Engine: 275 XL (C) 8
Walking MP: 5
Running MP: 8
Jumping MP: 8*
Heat Sinks: 11 [22]* 1
Gyro (XL): 1.5
Cockpit: 3
Armor Factor (Standard): 176 11
Internal Armor
Structure Value
Head 3 9
Center Torso 18 28
Center Torso (rear) 7
R/L Torso 13 21
R/L Torso (rear) 5
R/L Arm 9 17
R/L Leg 13 23
Weapons and Ammo Location Critical Tonnage
4 Medium Laser RA 4 4
Targeting Computer RA 2 2
TAG H 1 1
4 Medium Laser LA 4 4
Angel ECM LA 2 2
C³ Slave LA 1 1
Partial Wing RT/LT 4/4 4
Improved Jump Jets RT 6 3
Improved Jump Jets LT 6 3
Improved Jump Jets RL 2 1
Improved Jump Jets LL 2 1

Notes:
Features the following Design Quirks: Reinforced Legs, No/Minimal Arms.
Arms are flippable.
*Partial Wing adds +2 Jump MP and -3 Heat per turn in Standard Atmosphere
(see pp. 293 and 295, TO, for additional rules).

Mass: 45 tons
Chassis: Fortune IX Endo Steel
Power Plant: Light Force 315 XL Fusion
Cruising Speed: 75 kph
Maximum Speed: 118 kph, 194 kph
Jump Jets/Capacity: None
Armor: StarSlab/4 Heavy Ferro-Fibrous
Armament:
2 Delta Series Large Pulse Laser
Manufacturer: Assault Tech Industries
Primary Factory: Donegal (since 3145)
Communications System: Assault Call Alpha
Targeting & Tracking System: Assault SureStrike 2
with Targeting Computer
OVERVIEW & CAPABILITIES
Similar as with the Nibelung, the Managarm would not
exist if it weren’t for the Yggdrasil project. When Falkenberg
and Choe argued about the lack of true long range
weapons, Falkenberg won the dispute. Choe however
contacted the DI board soon after to make sure DI would
also produce a ‘Mech that could flank the Yggdrasil and act
as bodyguard for it, because Choe foresaw the 100 ton
‘Mech having problems when faced with fast lights
sporting long or even extreme ranged weaponry. He
requested the development of a ‘Mech that could beat
those dangerous enemy units at their own game.
DI’s directors recognized his concerns as justified and
contacted the LCAF’s senior command to make sure that
they were indeed interested in such a ‘Mech. While most
generals deemed the idea not worthy of pursuing,
Kommandant-Generals Gavin von Hohenfels and Marianna
Cruz voiced their approval loud and clear, which was
enough to satisfy DI’s officials. But when they tried putting
together another team to realize said Mech, they found DI’s
capacities overstretched for the first time in decades, given
all the designs currently in R&D or already in production.
The solution was quickly found as the directors opted to
outsource the project to another manufacturer, which was
approved by the LCAF’s senior command.
The company that was awarded the contract was
relatively new and inexperienced Assault Tech Industries of
Donegal, which was looking to expand its business
following the success that was the Jaguar.
With the 35 tons quad ‘Mech setting a high standard
as first work, the Clan Wolf-in-Exile related manufacturer had
proved it was up to the task and more than capable to not only
design, but also produce high quality gear.
Once the contract was signed and Choe’s final
requirement list submitted, it is said that several eyebrows were
raised when ATI’s engineers got a first glance at his list.
Already after only a few weeks of R&D, they contacted
their Clan owner on Arc-Royal for help, who were quick to
respond after they had seen Choe’s ideas. They sent Merchant
Factor Olaf to Donegal accompanied by some of the Clan’s
brightest scientists, to not only help, but oversee the project,
now dubbed as Managarm after the legendary wolf in Germanic
mythology, which was said to one day swallow Terra’s moon.
Fully backed by the Exiles, R&D went surprisingly fast, with
the first prototype being produced in late 3142. However, the
prototype was stricken with several deficiencies, which marked
a first serious setback in the designing process. This was when
the team decided to overhaul the current concept by using a
smaller 315 XL Fusion engine instead of the originally planned
360 XXL reactor, while utilizing not only a MASC but also a
supercharger to still have the ‘Mech become the speed demon
that Choe envisioned. They also requested DI to provide HFF
armor and XL gyros to facilitate the installation of a targeting
computer, which combined with the successor to the Jaguar’s
Assault SureStrike Targeting & Tracking System (TTS) and newly
developed stabilizers - mounting the weapons on top of the
side torsos to achieve faster and more precise adjustments of
the firing angles-, allowed for hyper-accurate Pulse Laser fire.
In contrast to DI’s and the LCAF’s original plan, the allied
Clanners decided to take several batches for themselves to
strengthen their strained touman, once serial production of the
Managarm was set up and running. Too great was the potential
combat performance the ‘Mech offered - even fitting the
Wolves’ preferred style of warfare perfectly-, than to allow ATI to
produce exclusively for the Commonwealth.
Visually, the Managarm aims to become a totem ‘Mech for
the Exiles, just like the Wulfen and Warwolf for the crusaders.
DEPLOYMENT & VARIANTS
As per the final contract, ATI is bound to ship its produced
Managarms only to LCAF units or Clan Wolf-in-Exile who are said
to be willing to share the received ‘Mechs with their Kell ally.
Reports tell however of several shipments of the second batch
that have recently been lost in the turmoil of war. According to
our sources, the Lyrans suspect the Falcons to have captured the
transports. However as of yet, no Managarms have been seen in
the Clan’s battle formations, making pirates the likelier culprit.
Late in the R&D process Merchant Factor Olaf encouraged a
variant of the Managarm, of which the sole purpose was to
combat VTOLs and ASFs, since neither the Exiles nor the Commonwealth
produced a fast moving Anti-Air unit. The result of ATI’s efforts was the
Managarm 2, which was introduced in November 3145, sporting two LB
5-X ACs and a modified TharHes Mars TTS based on the DI Schmitt’s Mars
9.4 TTS, improving the tracking of flying objects substantially. ATI also
increased protection by adding half a ton of armor and including an ECM
as well as a Laser AMS to mitigate the loss of speed.
BATTLE HISTORY & NOTABLE PILOT
With the Wolves-in-Exile’s touman put through the wringer by the
Jade Falcon and Hell’s Horses invasion, the influx of new Managarm
‘Mechs proved a real blessing for the Clan. Omega Galaxy’s 1st Wolf
Guardians were among the first clusters to receive both variants of the
new ‘Mech. In late 3145 the Wolves dared to liberate several Lyran
systems now subject to Falcon occupation. The 1st Wolf Guardians were
included in said operation, leading a thrust towards Zanderij to cut off
the Jade Falcons near Tharkad and Coventry from their supply lines.
Given the destruction the Jade Falcon Mongols had brought over
the Commonwealth and the Kell Hounds, while disrespecting everything
the Clans once stood for, it is understandable that the Guardians didn’t
issue a batchall when they hit the planet. Soon enough did they notice
that the unit they squared off against was the 9th Falcon Talon Cluster, a
unit which the Exiles were well acquainted with, since the 9th had already
suffered badly in earlier skirmishes with the Clan.
Tharex, a gifted Star Commander in his new Managarm, was among
the first to encounter the enemy. His light/medium star was faced with a
full Jade Falcon assault star. The battle hardened Exiles put up a good
fight, but after losing an Arctic Wolf II and a Pack Hunter II, while only
dropping a Night Gyr Tharex doubted their odds would improve and
decided to retreat with his remaining star-mates into a nearby forest.
As expected, the remaining Falcons were too slow to keep up and
soon abandoned the pursuit. What they did however was contact a near
star consisting mostly of light ‘Mechs, which tore into the Exiles’ flank as
soon as they exited the forest again. Being completely surprised by the
ambush, another Pack Hunter and a Jaguar dropped, leaving only Tharex
who managed to obliterate an Eyrie’s center torso with massive bursts
from his pulse lasers before making a run for the forest again. Confident
to catch up with the unknown ‘Mech type to finish it off, the Falcons gave
chase. Using his ‘Mech’s enormous speed, Tharex managed to flee from
sight and sensors. As soon as they lost track, the Falcons decided to split
up, only to be taken out one by one. Despite the thick wood, Tharex
continued his daring runs, using the superior speed and incredibly
accurate long range weaponry to the fullest, backstabbing the Falcons
over and over again. Only one Falcon warrior managed to escape the
forest, who realized there was nobody left but him and made a run for it.
Overall the battle for Zanderij was going well for the Guardians, but
in the end, they had to withdraw, because the Jade Falcon touman began
a counteroffensive against several defenseless Lyran systems to take
pressure off of the planets targeted by the Exiles’ incursion.
Type: Managarm
Technology Base: Mixed Clan (Advanced)
Tonnage: 45
Battle Value: 2.602 Cost: 14.841.040 C-Bills
Equipment Mass
Internal Structure: Endo Steel 2.5
Engine: 315 XL 11
Walking MP: 7
Running MP: 11 (18)
Jumping MP: 0
Heat Sinks: 11 [22] 1
Gyro (XL, IS): 2
Cockpit: 3
Armor Factor (Heavy Ferro, IS): 138 7
Internal Armor
Structure Value
Head 3 9
Center Torso 14 20
Center Torso (rear) 7
R/L Torso 11 15
R/L Torso (rear) 7
R/L Arm 7 8
R/L Leg 11 21
Weapons and Ammo Location Critical Tonnage
Large Pulse Laser RT 2 6
Supercharger RT 1 1.5
MASC RT 2 2
Large Pulse Laser LT 2 6
Targeting Computer LT 3 3

Notes:
Features the following Design Quirks: Accurate Weapons (Large Pulse Lasers),
Exposed Actuators, Weak Legs
Type: Managarm 2
Technology Base: Mixed Clan (Advanced)
Tonnage: 45
Battle Value: 1.286 Cost: 10.304.715 C-Bills
Equipment Mass
Internal Structure: Endo Steel 2.5
Engine: 315 XL 11
Walking MP: 7
Running MP: 11
Jumping MP: 0
Heat Sinks: 10 [20] 0
Gyro (XL, IS): 2
Cockpit: 3
Armor Factor (Heavy Ferro, IS): 148 7.5
Internal Armor
Structure Value
Head 3 9
Center Torso 14 20
Center Torso (rear) 7
R/L Torso 11 15
R/L Torso (rear) 7
R/L Arm 7 12
R/L Leg 11 22
Weapons and Ammo Location Critical Tonnage
LB 5-X AC RT 2 5
Ammo (LB-X) 40 RT 2 2
ECM Suite RT 1 1
Laser AMS H 1 1
LB 5-X AC LT 2 5
Ammo (LB-X) 20 LT 1 1

Notes:
Features the following Design Quirks: Anti-Air Targeting,
Exposed Actuators, Weak Legs
OVERVIEW & CAPABILITIES
While the Kell Hounds/Wolves-in-Exile built
Cuchulainn has proved itself in countless battles since
its introduction, several LCAF officers have filed
complaints or rather modification requests, which have
not remained unheard among Lyran generals.
While offering tremendous firepower against
‘Mechs and more than respectable levels of protection,
it lacked any weaponry to effectively wade through
regular infantry and worst of all, its limited ground
speed turned out to hinder its tactical usefulness more
than expected. Consequently it was heavily reliant on
specifically designed transport vehicles and
OmniMechs for its deployment, since it was simply to
slow to keep up with Lyran ‘Mech formations on its
own like the Rottweiler or Fenrir. While the Clanners
possessed sufficient levels of OmniMechs to deploy the
Cuchulainn to the frontlines of battle, the
Commonwealth did not. Even with the introduction of
the Gauntlet, OmniMechs or OmniVehicles were still
exceptions in the ranks of the LCAF rather than rule,
regular Battlemechs or tanks however were not.
Arc-Royal MechWorks decided to listen to the
LCAF’s complaints, most prominently voiced by
Kommandant-General Marianna Cruz, and vowed to
rework the Battle Armor immediately. The Clan in turn
had no interest in modifying the original specifications,
but due to a slight push in the right direction by LCAF
senior command, Merchant Factor Olaf was quickly
persuaded to assign a couple of Clan scientists to the
project to speed up R&D.
By sacrificing some armor, leaving the suit with
enough plating to still withstand a direct PPC hit, the
project team was able to incorporate Magnetic Clamps
and even a Firedrake Needler, solving both issues
lamented about by the LCAF.
First trials proved successful, allowing the
company to start serial production in early on in 3145,
immediately beginning to replace the original suits.
DEPLOYMENT & VARIANTS
Units in favor with senior command, like the
Royal Guards brigade, were the first to receive the
upgraded Cuchulainns, passing the old suits on to the
Lyran Guards brigade. Given the dire situation of the
Commonwealth, the suit is no longer offered to
mercenary commands other than the Kell Hounds,
since the LCAF Quartermaster Corps is buying up
virtually every single upgraded Cuchulainn produced by ARMW not
Type: Cuchulainn (Upgrade)
claimed by the Kell Hounds.
Besides the original and the upgraded version, no further Cuchulainn Manufacturer: Arc-Royal MechWorks
variants are currently in development or even in production. Primary Factory: Arc-Royal (since 3144)
Equipment Rating: F/X-X-F
BATTLE HISTORY
The upgraded Cuchulainn was greeted with enthusiasm by the Tech Base: Clan
LCAF, with the 4th Royal Guards being among the first to receive the Chassis Type: Humanoid
new suit. In late 3145 a battle erupted over Borghese, with the 4th Weight Class: Heavy
trying to liberate the planet from Jade Falcon occupation.
Maximum Weight: 1,500 kg
The Cuchulainn’s new capabilities really shined when a platoon
Battle Value:
accompanied by regular infantry was sent in to clear a light forest
114
situated in a chokepoint between two mountain ridges on the island
Swarm/Leg Attack/Mechanized/AP: No/No/Yes/No
of Compatri, which was suspected to contain hidden Jade Falcon units.
And indeed the suspicion was justified, when the PBIs triggered the Notes: May only move at 1 Ground MP while carrying any
trap and a full star of Ironhold assault suits emerged, shredding human detachable weapon packs, and returns to 2 MP when all
bodies to tiny bits with their AP Gauss Rifles within mere seconds. The detachable weapon packs are dropped.
Cuchulainns however were still safe outside the Falcon’s reach.
Having just gained report of a Falcon medium star nearing the Equipment Slots Mass
chokepoint from the other side, commanding officer Aurelia Warburg Chassis: 400 kg
had to act quickly. If the Falcon ‘Mechs were allowed to reinforce the Motive System:
Ironholds, they could not only threaten her main hosts flank and Ground MP: 1 (2) 80 kg
backstab the Lyrans, but would also make it all the more difficult to Jump MP: 0 0 kg
take that chokepoint, if she decided to take action against it at a later
Manipulators:
point. So she was either to put the whole forest to the torch denying
Right Arm: Basic Manipulator 0 kg
the Falcon ‘Mechs access just like it would be denied to her own forces,
Left Arm: Basic Manipulator 0 kg
sacrificing the troops already in the forest in the process, not even
Armor: Improved Stealth 5 420 kg
knowing whether the Ironholds would be killed as well, due to their
fire-resistant armor, or she needed to send in reinforcements quickly. Armor Value: 10 + 1 (Trooper)
Eventually, she settled for the latter. Slots
A light lance rushed into the forest, picking up the Cuchulainns on Weapons and Equipment Location (Capacity) Mass
their way. Two squads were dropped just outside of the Ironholds’ Detachable Weapon Pack
maximum weapons range in front of them, while the two Jaguars and
ER Medium Pulse Laser (11) LA 1 600 kg
Stilettos simply bolted through the enemy’s lines and AP Gauss fire
Detachable Weapon Pack
with impunity. Having dropped off the remaining two Cuchulainn
Firedrake Support Needler (30)(IS) Body 1 40 kg
squads in the back of the Ironholds, they charged towards the nearing
Magnetic Clamps (IS) Body 2 30 kg
Falcon ‘Mechs, leaving the Ironholds to the Cuchulainns.
Thanks to their now greatly superior tactical positioning, their
stealth armor and far-reaching Pulse weapons, the Cuchulainns turned
the forest into a death trap for the ones initially having such malicious
intend, obliterating the Falcon Battle Armor way before the combat
situation between the Lyran lance and the Falcon ‘Mechs was resolved.
Later in the campaign, when a company of upgraded Cuchulainns
was faced with overwhelming odds in the city of Houston, seeing wave
after wave of Clan infantry sent against their line, it was only due to the
addition of the detachable Firedrake Needler in the right chest that
their position wasn’t overrun early on, but that they managed to hold
out, virtually piling up a wall of dead bodies in front of them.
Over the last couple of decades, several custom Omni configurations have proven themselves effective in front of the enemy and have thus been officially adopted by the LCAF.

Type: HA1-O Hauptmann (Alternate Configuration F – Mixed Advanced) Type: GTL-1O Gauntlet (Alternate Configuration D - Advanced)
C³ Company Command Scout/Spotter/Special
Tonnage: 95 Battle Value: 2.013 Cost: 21.466.088 C-Bills Tonnage: 55 Battle Value: 3.011 Cost: ? C-Bills
Walking MP: 3 (2) Walking MP: 5
Running MP: 5 (3) Running MP: 8 (13)
Jumping MP: 0 Jumping MP: 0
Heat Sinks: (11 fixed in engine) 11 [22] Heat Sinks: (10 fixed in engine) 10 [20]
Weapons and Ammo Location Critical Tonnage Weapons and Ammo Location Critical Tonnage
Large Shield RA 7 6 TSEMP RA 5 6
2 C³ Master Computer RT 10 10 TAG RT 1 1
CASE (Fixed) RT 1 0.5 Bloodhound Active Probe RT 3 2
Angel ECM CT 2 2 MASC (Fixed) RT 3 3
ER Medium Laser (C) LT 1 1 Supercharger CT 1 1
Laser AMS (C) LT 1 1 TAG LT 1 1
Ammo (ELRM) 16 LT 4 4 Angel ECM LT 2 2
CASE II LT 1 1 Remote Sensor Dispenser LT 1 0.5
Extended LRM 20 LA 8 18 TSEMP LA 5 6
C³ Slave LL 1 1

Type: GTL-1O Gauntlet (Alternate Configuration E - Advanced) [by Gray Jaguar] Type: GTL-1O Gauntlet (Alternate Configuration F – Mixed Advanced)
Knife Fighter Missile Support
Tonnage: 55 Battle Value: 1.804 Cost: 17.612.844 C-Bills Tonnage: 55 Battle Value: 2.056 Cost: 13.596.406 C-Bills
Walking MP: 5 Walking MP: 5
Running MP: 8 (13) Running MP: 8 (10)
Jumping MP: 0 Jumping MP: 0
Heat Sinks: (10 fixed in engine) 13 [26] Heat Sinks: (10 fixed in engine) 10 [20]
Weapons and Ammo Location Critical Tonnage Weapons and Ammo Location Critical Tonnage
2 Medium X-Pulse Lasers RA 2 4 LRM 15 (C) RA 2 3.5
MASC (Fixed) RT 3 3 Artemis V FCS (C) RA 2 1.5
Supercharger CT 1 1.5 Ammo (LRM) 8 RA 1 1
Streak SRM-6 LT 2 4.5 LRM 15 (C) RT 2 3.5
Ammo (Streak) 15 LT 1 1 Artemis V FCS (C) RT 2 1.5
CASE II LT 1 1 MASC (Fixed) RT 3 3
2 Medium X-Pulse Lasers LA 2 4 Ammo (LRM) 24 LT 3 3
Targeting Computer RL 2 2 CASE II LT 1 1
LRM 15 (C) RA 2 3.5
Artemis V FCS (C) RA 2 1.5
Ammo (LRM) 8 LA 1 1
Type: EST-O Eisensturm (Alternate Configuration E) Type: EST-O Eisensturm (Alternate Configuration F – Mixed Advanced)
PWS/DS hunter Missile Spam/EW
Tonnage: 95 Battle Value: 2.837 Cost: 22.824.918 C-Bills Tonnage: 95 Battle Value: 2.079 Cost: 23.468.387 C-Bills
Weapons and Ammo Location Tonnage Heat SRV / MRV / LRV / ERV Weapons and Ammo Location Tonnage Heat SRV / MRV / LRV / ERV
2 Heavy Gauss Rifle Nose 36 2 25 20 10 -- 2 MRM 40 + Apollo FCS Nose 26 12 24 24 -- --
Ammo (Gauss) 28 -- 7 Ammo (MRM) 30 -- 5
3 ER Medium Laser Nose 3 5 5 5 -- -- Active Probe (C) Nose 1
ECM (C) Nose 1
MML 5 RW 3 3 6 3 3 --
MML 5 LW 3 3 6 3 3 --
Ammo (MML) 72/60 -- 3
4 Double Heat Sinks

Type: MR-1S Morgenstern (Alternate Configuration E - Advanced) Type: MR-1S Morgenstern (Alternate Configuration F)
PWS/DS hunter/EW Dogfighter
Tonnage: 75 Battle Value: 2.137 Cost: 6.063.469 C-Bills Tonnage: 75 Battle Value: 1.748 Cost: 5.898.094 C-Bills
Weapons and Ammo Location Tonnage Heat SRV / MRV / LRV / ERV Weapons and Ammo Location Tonnage Heat SRV/MRV/LRV/ERV
Gauss Rifle Nose 15 1 15 15 15 15 4 Streak SRM 6 Nose 18 4 12 -- -- --
Ammo (Gauss) 16 -- 2 Ammo (Streak) 45 -- 3
Heavy PPC + Capacitor Nose 11 15/20 15/20 15/20 -- -- ER Large Laser RW 5 12 8 8 8 --
Beagle Active Probe Nose 1.5 ER Large Laser RW 5 12 8 8 8 --
Guardian ECM Nose 1.5

Type: STM-O Sternensturm (Alternate Configuration C - Advanced) Type: STM-O Sternensturm (Alternate Configuration D - Advanced)
Dogfighter Heavy ASF/DS hunter
Tonnage: 40 Battle Value: 1.905 Cost: 5.984.440 C-Bills Tonnage: 40 Battle Value: 1.437 Cost: 5.840.440 C-Bills
Weapons and Ammo Location Tonnage Heat SRV / MRV / LRV / ERV Weapons and Ammo Location Tonnage Heat SRV/MRV/LRV/ERV
Medium X-Pulse Laser Nose 2 6 6 -- -- -- Heavy PPC Nose 10 15 15 15 -- --
4 Medium Lasers Nose 4 3 5 -- -- --
Medium Laser RW 1 3 5 -- -- --
Medium Laser LW 1 3 5 -- -- --
Targeting Computer -- 2