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Intent: To create an Infantry Command Vehicle
Development Thread: None
Manufacturer: Imperium Forge Works (IFW)
Model: ICVr A3 Chariot-class Command Vehicle
Affiliation: Open Market
Modularity: None
Production: Major
Role: Command Speeder
Material:
* 9095-T8511 Heavy Grade Durasteel
Height: 1.75 meters
Length: 5 meters
Width: 3 meters
Weight: 25 tons
Minimum Crew: 2
Optimal Crew: 4
Propulsion: Repulsorlift
Top Speed: 150 KM/H
Squadron Count: 1
Passenger Capacity: None
Cargo Capacity: 100 kg
Armaments:
1 Dual Blaster Cannon
2 Elevatable Dual Rapid Fire Blaster Cannons
Misc. Equipment:
Laser Targeting Scope
Strengths:
* Anti-Infantry - The Chariot has mutliple anti-infantry weapon systems to support ground forces.
* Anti-Air - The Chariot's two repeating dual blaster cannons can elevate to engage aircraft
* Inspirational Leader - The Chariot is primarily a command vehicle from where an infantry commander can inspire his soldiers to keep fighting even when routed, or perform summer executions for treason if they run.
Weaknesses:
* Light Armor Plating - will not stand up to heavy anti-tank weapons for long
Description: The ICVr A3 Chariot-class Command Vehicle is the field commander ride of choice. From its open top, he can inspire his warriors to fling themselves headlong into death from relative safety. With its speed the commander can move from position to position keeping his troops fighting when they otherwise might route and run. A dual blaster cannon is mounted to the prow of the vehicle which the co-pilot can mow down infantry in its path. A gunner sits beside the commander and operated the two rapid fire turrets. They can be operated one at a time or linked to target the same enemy. These weapon's fire a continuous stream of fire and can track while firing. They cam also be elevated to engage aircraft and drop ships if needed.
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With its speed the commander can move from position to position keeping his troops fighting when they otherwise might route and run.