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==Description== | ==Description== | ||
Artillery is the use of war devices that can far exceed the range of conventional personal and [[Battlemech]] weapons, and is primarly used to support an additional force. Due to the highly explosive nature of artillery, most artillery weapons cause not only substantial primary damage, but also secondary damage to adjacent areas. | Artillery is the use of war devices that can far exceed the range of conventional personal and [[Battlemech]] weapons, and is primarly used to support an additional force. Due to the highly explosive nature of artillery, most artillery weapons cause not only substantial primary damage, but also secondary damage to adjacent areas. | ||
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==Types== | ==Types== | ||
Artillery weapons include: | Artillery weapons include: | ||
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*[[Long Tom Artillery Piece]] | *[[Long Tom Artillery Piece]] | ||
*[[Sniper Artillery Piece]] | *[[Sniper Artillery Piece]] | ||
*[[Thumper Artillery Piece]] | *[[Thumper Artillery Piece]] | ||
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==Game Rules== | ==Game Rules== | ||
Revision as of 10:42, 3 March 2013
Description
Artillery is the use of war devices that can far exceed the range of conventional personal and Battlemech weapons, and is primarly used to support an additional force. Due to the highly explosive nature of artillery, most artillery weapons cause not only substantial primary damage, but also secondary damage to adjacent areas.
Types
Artillery weapons include:
- Arrow IV Artillery missile system
- Long Tom Artillery Piece
- Sniper Artillery Piece
- Thumper Artillery Piece
Game Rules
Artillery may be fired directly or indirectly. However, artillery is most effective when fired indirectly. Artillery attacks are area-effect weapons, and so all rules that apply to such weapons also apply to artillery attacks.
References
- Tactical Operations, p. 181