Warg

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Warg
Production information
Manufacturer WC Site OZ-2[1]
Equipment Rating N/A
Production Year 3086[2]
Use Defense Operations,
Infantry Suppression,
Anti-BattleMech Operations
Weight Class Assault[1]
Tech Base Clan[1]
Cost N/A[2] C-bills
Introduced 3085
Technical specifications
Mass 2,000[1] kg
Top Speed 10[1] km/h
Armament
Armor Type standard armor[1]
BV (2.0) 94[1]
486[2]

Description[edit]

Created in the post-Jihad era, the Warg assault battle armor was Clan Wolf's response to the growing number of assault weight battle armor units being introduced after the Word of Blake's Jihad. Built in Clan Wolf's factory on Tamar, the Warg was developed over the course of six years to finally start deployment in 3085. The Warg differs from Clan Wolf's past preference of mobility over firepower.[1]

Weapons and Equipment[edit]

The battle armor's primary weapon is its right arm mounted small pulse laser, with enough energy for twenty-eight shots. It also packs an impressive amount of missile weaponry, in the form of a pair of a three-tubed short-range missile launcher mounted on the Warg's shoulders. These launchers have each been given ammunition for three volleys of fire. To handle light threats such as conventional infantry the armor has a left arm–mounted light machine gun, and fifty rounds of fire in its ammo bin. Also found in the left arm is a heavy battle claw.[1]

The Warg is protected by 400 kg of standard armor, and is only able to move at 10 km/h.[1]

Variants[edit]

  • Warg (Reactive) 
    Introduced in 3122,[3] this Warg variant is protected by reactive armor. It removes the light machine gun, but the SRM launchers are upgraded to advanced SRM models. BV (2.0) = 108[4][3]

References[edit]

  1. 1.00 1.01 1.02 1.03 1.04 1.05 1.06 1.07 1.08 1.09 1.10 1.11 1.12 1.13 Technical Readout: 3085 Supplemental, pp. 46–47: "Warg Assault Battle Armor"
  2. 2.0 2.1 2.2 MUL online entry for the Warg
  3. 3.0 3.1 MUL online entry for the Warg assault battle armor (Reactive) variant
  4. Record Sheets: 3145 New Tech, New Upgrades, p. 38

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