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==Description== | ==Description== | ||
Intended as a background book for the [[BattleTech]] universe, '''''Technical Readout: 3026''''' was the first to focus on the secondary weapon systems ([[combat vehicles]]) of the game. It also included personal equipment that could be used by players of [[MechWarrior (RPG)|MechWarrior, the roleplaying game]]. | Intended as a background book for the [[BattleTech]] universe, '''''Technical Readout: 3026''''' was the first to focus on the secondary weapon systems ([[combat vehicles]]) of the game. It also included personal equipment that could be used by players of [[MechWarrior (RPG)|MechWarrior, the roleplaying game]]. | ||
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==Contents== | ==Contents== | ||
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==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
| − | * | + | * Though not as wide in scope as ''[[Technical Readout: 3025]]'', this TRO still brought a number of new combat vehicle types to the game. |
| − | + | * The German edition was named ''Hardware-Handbuch 3031'' and was extended to include five additional [[BattleMech]] designs: the ''[[Flea]]'', ''[[Raven]]'', ''[[Wolfhound]]'', ''[[Cataphract]]'', and ''[[Longbow]]'', along with the usual fluff descriptions and notable pilots. | |
| − | * The German edition was named ''Hardware-Handbuch 3031'' and was | ||
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[[Category:Technical Readouts|3026]] | [[Category:Technical Readouts|3026]] | ||
Revision as of 22:19, 30 November 2008
Description
Intended as a background book for the BattleTech universe, Technical Readout: 3026 was the first to focus on the secondary weapon systems (combat vehicles) of the game. It also included personal equipment that could be used by players of MechWarrior, the roleplaying game.
It was reissued in 2003 as Technical Readout: 3026 Revised.
Contents
- Combat Vehicles
- Ferret
- Savannah Master
- Tracked APC
- Wheeled APC
- Hover APC
- Guardian
- Skulker
- Warrior
- Harasser
- J. Edgar
- Scorpion
- Sea Skimmer
- Karnov
- Hunter
- Pegasus
- Saladin
- Saracen
- Scimitar
- Striker
- Engineering Vehicle
- Hetzer
- Goblin
- 'MechBuster
- Condor
- Drillson
- Maxim
- Planetlifter
- Vedette
- Bulldog
- Hi-Scout
- LRM Carrier
- SRM Carrier
- Manticore
- Pike
- Monitor
- Demolisher
- Partisan
- Schrek
- SturmFeur
- Ontos
- Behemoth
- Neptune
- Personal Equipment
- Electronic Suits
- Rechargers
- Remote Sensors
- Exoskeletons
- Communicators
- Artificial Limbs
- Miscellaneous Personal Equipment
- Weapons – game rules
- Support Weapons
- Recoiless Rifles
- Flamers
- Mortars
- Machine Guns
- Particle Projector Cannons (PPCs)
- Lasers
- Personal Weapons
- Needlers
- Pistols
- Pulse Lasers
- Lasers
- Sub-Machine Guns
- Rifles
- Gyrojets
- Grenades
- LAWs
- Miscellaneous
- Weapons Tables – Personal and Support
Notes
- Though not as wide in scope as Technical Readout: 3025, this TRO still brought a number of new combat vehicle types to the game.
- The German edition was named Hardware-Handbuch 3031 and was extended to include five additional BattleMech designs: the Flea, Raven, Wolfhound, Cataphract, and Longbow, along with the usual fluff descriptions and notable pilots.