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Shadow of The Wolf - Public Frame Playtest v0.5.4
Shadow of The Wolf - Public Frame Playtest v0.5.4
Shadow of The Wolf - Public Frame Playtest v0.5.4
All playtest feedback is useful. Positive and negative feedback alike are both appreciated. A
description of how a frame feels to play is just as valid as an explicit breakdown of numbers.
Because Lancer gameplay experiences can vary so wildly (even the most extensive private
testing cannot hope to match the full variety of ways in which Lancer is played), the context of
the feedback is enormously important. Any and all additional information you can provide about
your playtest is valuable, but in particular details such as license level, team composition, sitrep,
and opfor are important to contextualize experiences.
For guidance on what kind of feedback is most useful (and therefore most likely to be acted on)
please see this thread. In summary, feedback based on actual play experiences is the most
valuable, and the more contextual information about those experiences the better.
Template used
Lancer RPG Template by Michael Prijatelj, used under CC BY 4.0
Royal Karrakin Foundries
TARAXACUM Lancaster Variant Frame
Commentators who examine the House of Remembrance’s push to colonize its holding in
the Dawnline Shore make much of the parallels between Crossland’s extensive
rainforests and a half-mythologised Arrudyen past, as well as the political pressure
on the Liberal house from its Republican-leaning elements. Less often examined is the
pervasive cultural impact of the industry that has been built – almost from scratch –
to support those colonial goals.
In popular omnivids the Taraxacum has become almost synonymous with the pioneer spirit
of the resettlement effort. The image of a heavy mech effortlessly lifting gear,
vehicles, industrial equipment, and even prefabricated building components above and
into the thick canopies is a symbol of Arrudyen power in distant lands. Moreover, the
Taraxacum is a capable military frame prized by Karrakin commanders across the
Dawnline Shore both as a mobility multiplier, and for its performance as an AEW and
surveillance platform in support of ground operations.
MOUNTS
MAIN/AUX
MOUNT
HORUS
HECATONCHEIRES Balor Variant Frame
Officially, the Hecatoncheires does not exist. It was certainly not developed by Baronic
Intelligence using domesticated liturgicode seeds recovered from Blanca Desert after the
Maw’s defeat on Khayradin. Instead, it is formally classified as a local variant HORUS
pattern group most frequently encountered in the hands of Company Centimane, whose status
as a Free Company (and the occasional appearance of the pattern group elsewhere) lends a
thin veneer of plausibility to the official story.
On Free Sanjak, the Hecatoncheires is a weapon of terror, a nightmare given form from haze
and smoke. Revolutionary fire-teams have been known to trek through tropical jungles and
the monsoon rains for days, losing members one by one as they are stalked by something
just out of sight. Beneath the waters of Ludra’s beach paradises, it is said a monster
lurks – tearing apart coastal communities and ships alike. In the deep tunnels, apocryphal
tales persist of a thick gray cloud that sweeps through and leaves nothing but dust in its
wake.
A deep cover DoJ/HR operation has been trying to unearth solid evidence directly tying the
Hecatoncheires to Baronic authority for several years – a link that might be leveraged to
finally ease pressure on the embargo and the conflict as a whole – but so far, to no
avail. In the meantime the attacks on the people of Free Sanjak only grow bolder, and
republican agitation on other worlds swells with rumors of the depths to which those in
power are willing to sink.
Enrage Swarm
Active (1CP), Quick Action, Efficient
Each hostile character in an area created by one or more of
your DRONES takes 4 burn.
Royal Karrakin Foundries
TAGETES
Sherman Variant Frame
The Tagetes was created as a result of collaboration between the Karrakin Cavalry College,
whose kavalieres demanded a high-performance line mech that could outmatch and outrange
the now-ubiquitous Sherman Mk I across extended engagements, and a number of Ispahsalar’s
top contemporary designers, celebrated for the performance of their work in the House
Games.
The initial models produced by the Royal Karrakin Foundries were considered serviceable
but it was not until extensive field testing in the deserts of Tilimsan that the Tagetes
found its footing. Advancements and design revisions from the highly regarded Fusiller
variant quickly fed back into the mainline chassis, which is now in mass production at
fabrication plants across both the Concern and the Interest.
MOUNTS
FLEX MAIN HEAVY
MOUNT MOUNT MOUNT