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{{otheruses|the 95-ton BattleMech|the JumpShip|Pendragon (Individual JumpShip)}}
 
 
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==Description==
 
==Description==
Loosely based on the successful ''[[Templar]]'' [[OmniMech]] and utilizing a mix of prototype [[Inner Sphere]]- and [[Clan]]-spec technologies, the [[Armed Forces of the Federated Suns]] advanced '''Operation MUSE RED''', tentatively code-named '''''Pendragon''''', as the prototype design, under direction of Dr. [[Selana Tarq]] for the [[Federated Suns]]' next generation of fire support [[BattleMech]]s.<ref name="XTROD">''Experimental Technical Readout: Davion'', pp. 6–7, 21</ref>
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Loosely based on the successful ''[[Templar]]'' [[OmniMech]] and utilizing a mix of prototype [[Inner Sphere]]- and [[Clan]]-spec technologies, the [[Armed Forces of the Federated Suns]] advanced '''Operation MUSE RED''', tentatively code-named '''''Pendragon''''', as the prototype design, under direction of Dr. [[Selana Tarq]] for the [[Federated Suns]]' next generation of fire support [[BattleMech]]s.<ref name="XTROD">''Experimental Technical Readout: Davion'', pp. 6, 7, 21</ref>
  
 
Started in [[3072]] at GM's New Valencia facility, Operation MUSE RED was charged with developing a hyper-advanced, long-range fire support 'Mech for House Davion. By [[3078]], a total of six MUSE RED prototypes had been constructed for testing the viability for full-scale production. Though suffering from the usual prototype issues of glitches and damage in accidents, construction of a second group of four more MUSE RED prototypes was authorized. Rebuilding the ''Templar'' body with an experimental [[Composite internal structure|composite chassis]] and an off-the-shelf 285-rated [[XL engine]], the so-called ''Pendragon'' is ten tons heavier than its progenitor. After simulations and initial trials showed the prototypes were unduly susceptible to penetrating fire on their fragile internal structure, the MUSE RED 'Mechs were fitted with Clan-grade [[ferro-fibrous]] armor and experimental [[CASE II]] systems to protect the ''Pendragon'' from ammunition explosions. Space concerns also forced the design team to switch the 'Mech's thirteen [[double heat sink]]s to more compact [[Clan]]-grade versions.<ref name="XTROD"/>
 
Started in [[3072]] at GM's New Valencia facility, Operation MUSE RED was charged with developing a hyper-advanced, long-range fire support 'Mech for House Davion. By [[3078]], a total of six MUSE RED prototypes had been constructed for testing the viability for full-scale production. Though suffering from the usual prototype issues of glitches and damage in accidents, construction of a second group of four more MUSE RED prototypes was authorized. Rebuilding the ''Templar'' body with an experimental [[Composite internal structure|composite chassis]] and an off-the-shelf 285-rated [[XL engine]], the so-called ''Pendragon'' is ten tons heavier than its progenitor. After simulations and initial trials showed the prototypes were unduly susceptible to penetrating fire on their fragile internal structure, the MUSE RED 'Mechs were fitted with Clan-grade [[ferro-fibrous]] armor and experimental [[CASE II]] systems to protect the ''Pendragon'' from ammunition explosions. Space concerns also forced the design team to switch the 'Mech's thirteen [[double heat sink]]s to more compact [[Clan]]-grade versions.<ref name="XTROD"/>
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* [[Improved Targeting|Improved Targeting/Long]]
 
* [[Improved Targeting|Improved Targeting/Long]]
 
* [[No/Minimal Arms]]
 
* [[No/Minimal Arms]]
 
==Gallery==
 
<gallery>
 
Pendragon.jpg|PDG-1X ''Pendragon'' from ''[[Experimental Technical Readout: Davion|XTRO:Davion]]''
 
Pendragon PDG-1R TROPrototypes.jpg|PDG-1R ''Pendragon'' from ''[[Technical Readout: Prototypes|TRO:Prototypes]]''
 
</gallery>
 
  
 
==References==
 
==References==
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* ''[[Technical Readout: Prototypes]]''
 
* ''[[Technical Readout: Prototypes]]''
  
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[[Category:Assault BattleMechs]]
 
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