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==History== | ==History== | ||
| − | '''Nia Elton''', known as | + | '''Nia Elton''', known as "Ravenger" revels in his 'Mech reputation and has added her own brand of diva-like demands, making her equally despised and respected in the [[Class Two Champions|Class Two]] league. |
The partnership is a marketing dream, with numerous sponsors seeking product endorsements.<ref name="TRO3055Up136"/> | The partnership is a marketing dream, with numerous sponsors seeking product endorsements.<ref name="TRO3055Up136"/> | ||
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==Mech== | ==Mech== | ||
| − | '''Nia Elton''' piloted one of the first LST-2s | + | '''Nia Elton''' piloted one of the first ''LST-2s [[Longshot]]'' to enter service, identified as ''SRX63-191''. This particular Longshot quickly garnered the nickname ''Queenie'' in recognition of its temperamental nature. A series of in-arena malfunctions associated with its experimental armor nearly cost the lives of several pilots, and though company designers eventually resolved what they termed these "teething problems", the machine's reputation and name stuck.<ref name="TRO3055Up136">''Technical Readout: 3055 Upgrades'', p. 136 "LST-2 LONGSHOT"</ref> |
==References== | ==References== | ||
Latest revision as of 07:33, 12 November 2018
Nia Elton | |
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| Also known as | "Ravenger" |
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| Profession | Arena Gladiator |
Contents
History[edit]
Nia Elton, known as "Ravenger" revels in his 'Mech reputation and has added her own brand of diva-like demands, making her equally despised and respected in the Class Two league.
The partnership is a marketing dream, with numerous sponsors seeking product endorsements.[1]
Tactics[edit]
Unknown.
Mech[edit]
Nia Elton piloted one of the first LST-2s Longshot to enter service, identified as SRX63-191. This particular Longshot quickly garnered the nickname Queenie in recognition of its temperamental nature. A series of in-arena malfunctions associated with its experimental armor nearly cost the lives of several pilots, and though company designers eventually resolved what they termed these "teething problems", the machine's reputation and name stuck.[1]