Difference between revisions of "Sylph"

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In mysticism, Sylphs are elemental spirits representing air.
 
In mysticism, Sylphs are elemental spirits representing air.
[[File:Sylph2.jpg|150px|left|thumb|Sylph on the ground]]
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==Armament==
 
==Armament==
 
The Sylph is armed with a [[Micro Pulse Laser]], which is actually a slight improvement on the laser the Elemental suit mounts as its pulse technology affords it better accuracy. It is also useful as an anti-[[infantry]] weapon. In addition, the Sylph carries a bomb that can be dropped straight down on a target, dealing as much damage as a [[SRM|short range missile]]. A battle claw aids the trooper in holding on during anti-[['Mech]] attacks.
 
The Sylph is armed with a [[Micro Pulse Laser]], which is actually a slight improvement on the laser the Elemental suit mounts as its pulse technology affords it better accuracy. It is also useful as an anti-[[infantry]] weapon. In addition, the Sylph carries a bomb that can be dropped straight down on a target, dealing as much damage as a [[SRM|short range missile]]. A battle claw aids the trooper in holding on during anti-[['Mech]] attacks.
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==Variants==
 
==Variants==
 
*Upgrade - The upgraded version on the Sylph replaces the laser and bomb rack with a [[Heavy Machine Gun]] and a standard [[Machine Gun]]. This improves overall damage output while seriously increasing the lethality to unarmored infantry, though at the cost of accuracy. BV (1.0) = 37
 
*Upgrade - The upgraded version on the Sylph replaces the laser and bomb rack with a [[Heavy Machine Gun]] and a standard [[Machine Gun]]. This improves overall damage output while seriously increasing the lethality to unarmored infantry, though at the cost of accuracy. BV (1.0) = 37
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==Gallery==
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Image:Sylph2.jpg|''Sylph'' on the ground
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==References==
 
==References==
*[[Field Manual: Warden Clans]]
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*[[Record Sheets: 3058 Upgrade]]
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==Bibliography==
*[[Technical Readout: 3058 Upgrade]]
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*''[[Field Manual: Warden Clans]]''
*[[Lostech: The MechWarrior Equipment Guide]]
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*''[[Record Sheets: 3058 Upgrade]]''
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*''[[Technical Readout: 3058 Upgrade]]''
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*''[[Lostech: The MechWarrior Equipment Guide]]''
  
  

Revision as of 13:34, 20 June 2010

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Sylph
Production information
Manufacturer Clan Cloud Cobra
Use Scout
Weight Class Light
Tech Base Clan
Cost 475,000 C-bills
Introduced 3060
Technical specifications
Mass 750 kg
Top Speed 10 km/h
Armament
Armor Type Standard
BV (1.0) 50


Description

The Sylph was created by Clan Cloud Cobra to augment their vast aerospace forces. Despite their scientist caste's vast knowledge of aircraft, they had a great deal of trouble getting the VTOL capabilities of the Sylph to function. As it is, any Sylph pilot must focus on maintaining altitude almost completely lest they crash. An interesting byproduct of the Sylph is that the Cobras obviously invested heavily in the design before it was even completed as they have already graduated sibkos of mixed Elementals and fighter pilots. The Sylph itself is ponderous on the ground, but can maintain 53 km/h in the air, though it does not "jump", per se. In order to achieve such speed, the designers stripped out roughly half of the armor protection of the original Elemental battle armor.

In mysticism, Sylphs are elemental spirits representing air.

Armament

The Sylph is armed with a Micro Pulse Laser, which is actually a slight improvement on the laser the Elemental suit mounts as its pulse technology affords it better accuracy. It is also useful as an anti-infantry weapon. In addition, the Sylph carries a bomb that can be dropped straight down on a target, dealing as much damage as a short range missile. A battle claw aids the trooper in holding on during anti-'Mech attacks.

Variants

  • Upgrade - The upgraded version on the Sylph replaces the laser and bomb rack with a Heavy Machine Gun and a standard Machine Gun. This improves overall damage output while seriously increasing the lethality to unarmored infantry, though at the cost of accuracy. BV (1.0) = 37

Gallery

References

Bibliography