Technical readout 2866 Rise of the Scavengers

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Mass: 50 tons Chassis: Dorwinion Standard Power Plant: Nissan 200 Cruising Speed: 43.2 kph Maximum Speed: 64.8 kph Jump Jets: McCloud Specials Jump Capacity: 120 meters Armor: Starshield A Armament: 1 x Mydron Model C Class 5 Autocannon 1 x Fusigon Longtooth Particle Projection Cannon 1 x ChisComp 43 Special Large Laser 1 x ChisComp 39 Medium Laser Original Manufacturer: Achernar BattleMechs (2777) Communications System: Achernar Electronics HICS-11 Targeting and Tracking System: Federated Hunter Type: ENF-4T Enforcer Tons Tonnage: 50 tons Internal Structure: 5.0 Engine: Nissan 200 8.5 Walking MPs: 4 Running MPs: 6 Jumping MPs: 4 Heat Sinks: 13 3.0 Gyro: 2.0 Cockpit: 3.0 Armor Factor: 152 9.5 Structure Armor Head: 3 9 Center Torso: 16 23/4 Rt./Lt. Torso 12 20/4 Rt./Lt. Arm 8 14 Rt./Lt. Leg 12 20 Weapons and Ammo: Type Loc. Critical Tons AC/5 RA 4 8.0 Ammo (AC) 20 RT 1 1.0 PPC LA 3 7.0 Medium Laser LT 1 1.0 Jump Jets RL 2 1.0 Jump Jets LL 2 1.0 58
STY-2H Starslayer History: In 2719, the Star League Defense Force was on the verge of adopting Cosara Weaponries’ CRB-27 Crab as the standard medium ‘Mech of the SLDF. However, over fifty years later, Cosara Weaponries had still only managed to deliver less than 1,000 of 50-ton ‘Mechs, averaging only a paltry 20 BattleMech per year. Fed up by Cosara’s continued promises, and missed deliveries, the SLDF finally issued a RFP for a new medium BattleMech in 2763. That same year, Blue Shot Weapons, headquartered on the famous game world of Solaris VII, entered their STY-2C Starslayer for consideration. They had begun delivery of their LNX-9Q Lynx to the SLDF just two years earlier. Just like the CRB-27, the Starslayer carried a pair of heavy lasers as its main armament. Where the Crab carried a RAMtech 1200 in each arm, the Starslayer utilized a pair of BlazeFire Systems large lasers, one mounted in the right arm, the next one adjacent to it in the right torso, giving it it’s distinctive profile. In addition, the Starslayer carries a TharHes 4-pack SRM system, two Defiance B3M medium lasers, and a single rear-mounted B4M small laser. By comparison, the Crab carried only a single medium and small laser as backup. The STY-2C is protected by 9.5 tons of Norse-34 Ferro- Fibrous armor with CASE, which is among the best armor ever manufactured, and it carries eleven doublestrength heat sinks to deal with the heat from its extensive energy weapons. While slightly slower than the Crab, the Starslayer is built with Odin's Own Model 34z jump jets, giving it a jump capacity of 150 meters. The SLDF was impressed with the design and awarded Blue Shot a contract in 2765 with high hopes they would be able to produce large numbers of the medium ‘Mech in relatively short order. Trouble was already on the horizon. In 2762, as Richard Cameron came of age and claimed the mantle of First Lord, his first official action was to issue Executive Order 156. Executive Order 156 called for the Great House militaries to completely disband, along with any and all other private armies. All weapons larger than a hunting rifle were banned and any device more powerful than a grenade was now illegal. An emergency High Council meeting was called as the House Lords declared the Order illegal. Under the eyes of General Alexsandr Kerensky, the young Richard Cameron was forced to rescind the Order, but that would prove to just mark the beginning of troubles for the SLDF. Just on year later, First Lord Richard Cameron would issue the Taxation Edict of 2763, which increased taxes across the entire Inner Sphere, but especially in the Periphery. A clear violation of the Reunification Treaties, the Periphery states began a dramatic military buildup as they prepared for what they felt was going to be another SLDF invasion. Sure enough two years later, in 2765, a cluster of 18 worlds in the Taurian Concordant succeeded from the Star League in what would become known as the New Vandenberg Uprising and SLDF forces were sent to fight in the Periphery once again. Blue Shot Weapons was struggling with its own issues as well. The FireScan with IndirecTrack targeting and tracking system was proving to be a nightmare. Commonly used on SRM and LRM carriers, Blue Shot was having serious trouble adapting it to work with the direct energy weapons carried by the Starslayer. It would take Blue Shot seven years before they would be able to reach full production, and even then the FireScan still suffers from glitches. By that time the Amaris Civil War was well underway and General Kerensky was just launching the Hegemony Campaign aimed at retaking Terra and removing the Usurper from the throne. Finally in full production, the SLDF, desperate for war material, was even more eagerly awaiting complete and regular shipments of the Starslayer to in order to help rebuild its forces at they drove towards Terra. However, Archon Robert Steiner II’s distrust of General Kerensky’s long term plans led him to interfere with Blue Shot’s delivery schedule causing shipping delays to continue. It wasn’t until 2781, after the liberation of Terra and the subsequent stripping of Kerensky’s title as Protector, that 59 the SLDF finally received the Starslayer. Three years later the SLDF, and Kerensky, would disappear forever. Consequently, the Starslayer is regarded as a Lyran design, as the LCAF is the only force to have ever received the ‘Mech in significant numbers. Capabilities: The Starslayer weathered the slow decline in technology much better than most BattleMechs. This was largely due to the fact it did not carry any of the advanced SLDF weapon systems. It was, however, built on an endosteel chassis but using a traditional fusion engine. The -2H is constructed using a standard chassis. To make up for increased weight of the structure, both medium lasers and the rear mounted small laser have been removed. In addition, three tons of armor have also been removed, substituted with 4/Star Slab, and three additional heat sinks have been added to help better manage the heat generated by the heavy lasers. The troublesome FireScan with IndirecTrack has been replaced by the popular and capable Tek Tru-Trak, complementing the BattleCom communications system it already installed. Variants: None Current Manufacturers: Blue Shot Weapons Loxley – Lyran Commonwealth Model Cost BV PV STY-2H 4,331,750 1096 ??? Alpha Strike Statistics TP: BM SZ: 2 TMM: +2 MV: 10j” Role: Skirmisher Damage S: 3 M: 3 L: 0 OV: 0 Armor: O O O O Sructure: O O O O Special: SRM 1/1
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