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The scenario fluff and one excerpt from "Jane's Book of 'Mechs" suggest that the ''Scorpion'' has a spacious crew compartment, allowing for a crew of three to operate it around the clock in shifts. They would form Wolf Packs, small and fast attack groups, together with fast tanks to pick off smaller enemy 'Mechs. The scenario fluff and one excerpt from "Jane's Book of 'Mechs" suggest that the ''Scorpion'' has a spacious crew compartment, allowing for a crew of three to operate it around the clock in shifts. They would form Wolf Packs, small and fast attack groups, together with fast tanks to pick off smaller enemy 'Mechs.
− Notably, the [[Hunter Assault Tank|HNT-3R Hunter]] tank described in this scenario differs from both the vehicle of the same name in the Battledroids rulebook and from the classic 35-ton tracked [[Hunter Light Support Tank|Hunter]] tank introduced in ''[[CityTech]]'' and the ''[[Technical Readout: 3026]]''. It is a wheeled 20-ton vehicle with a fusion engine, 8/12 movement profile, no turret, a front-mounted [[PPC]], and 5 tons of armor distributed 32 (front), 17 (each side), 14 (back). + Notably, the HNT-3R Hunter tank described in this scenario differs from both the vehicle of the same name in the Battledroids rulebook and from the classic 35-ton tracked [[Hunter]] tank introduced in ''[[CityTech]]'' and the ''[[Technical Readout: 3026]]''. It is a wheeled 20-ton vehicle with a fusion engine, 8/12 movement profile, no turret, a front-mounted [[PPC]], and 5 tons of armor distributed 32 (front), 17 (each side), 14 (back).
This set also contained rules for quadrupedal 'Mechs that are different from the rules BattleTech would eventually adopt. This set also contained rules for quadrupedal 'Mechs that are different from the rules BattleTech would eventually adopt.
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The scenario fluff and one excerpt from "Jane's Book of 'Mechs" suggest that the ''Scorpion'' has a spacious crew compartment, allowing for a crew of three to operate it around the clock in shifts. They would form Wolf Packs, small and fast attack groups, together with fast tanks to pick off smaller enemy 'Mechs. | The scenario fluff and one excerpt from "Jane's Book of 'Mechs" suggest that the ''Scorpion'' has a spacious crew compartment, allowing for a crew of three to operate it around the clock in shifts. They would form Wolf Packs, small and fast attack groups, together with fast tanks to pick off smaller enemy 'Mechs. | ||
− | Notably, the | + | Notably, the HNT-3R Hunter tank described in this scenario differs from both the vehicle of the same name in the Battledroids rulebook and from the classic 35-ton tracked [[Hunter]] tank introduced in ''[[CityTech]]'' and the ''[[Technical Readout: 3026]]''. It is a wheeled 20-ton vehicle with a fusion engine, 8/12 movement profile, no turret, a front-mounted [[PPC]], and 5 tons of armor distributed 32 (front), 17 (each side), 14 (back). |
This set also contained rules for quadrupedal 'Mechs that are different from the rules BattleTech would eventually adopt. | This set also contained rules for quadrupedal 'Mechs that are different from the rules BattleTech would eventually adopt. |