Celestial series
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The Celestial series was a series of OmniMechs produced by the Word of Blake. Developed in secret by Doctor Devon Cortland (aka Precentor Vapula) and unleashed without warning in 3069[1] during the Blakists' Jihad.
They mate OmniPod technology with some of the most advanced armor, chassis and fusion engine technology that the Inner Sphere - or, specifically, the Word of Blake - could produce in the late 3060s. Besides shared aesthetic elements, each 'Mech in the main series features the inclusion of a Small Cockpit and a fixed C3i Computer. As denoted by the use of a small cockpit, the Celestials were primarily intended to be used by the Blakists' cybernetically enhanced Manei Domini shock troops, who field the lion's share of the 'Mechs.
The Celestials are:
- The 30 ton Malak
- The 45 ton Preta
- The 60 ton Grigori
- The 70 ton Deva
- The 85 ton Seraph
- the 100 ton Archangel
Variant Naming Conventions[edit]
Rather than the standard variant naming scheme used by the Inner Sphere armies and Clans, the Word of Blake used their own terms to indicate Celestial variants. These terms were:
- Invictus
- Primary Configuration
- Dominus
- Alternate Configuration A
- Infernus
- Alternate Configuration B
- Comminus
- Alternate Configuration C
- Luminos
- Alternate Configuration D
- Eminus
- Alternate Configuration E
- Caelestis
- Alternate Configuration S - These variants often used captured Clan or experimental equipment.[2]
- Exanimus
- Alternate Configuration U - These variants carried equipment appropriate for underwater or other unusual environments like space operations.