Difference between revisions of "Beast Mounted Infantry"

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Beast Mounted Infantry can be equipped with most standard infantry weaponry options.
 
Beast Mounted Infantry can be equipped with most standard infantry weaponry options.
 
In the Periphery, lacking advanced technology, these beast-riders make do with [[Rifle (Makeshift)|Makeshift Rifles]].
 
In the Periphery, lacking advanced technology, these beast-riders make do with [[Rifle (Makeshift)|Makeshift Rifles]].
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==Alpha Strike==
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This is a direct link to the [[MUL]] page for the Alpha Strike card:
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*[http://www.masterunitlist.info/Unit/Card/317?skill=4/Beast Mounted Infantry]
  
 
==References==
 
==References==

Revision as of 14:56, 1 August 2015

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Tariq-mounted Infantry, Outworlds Alliance
Type
Platoon Type (Specialty) Beast-Mounted, Tariq (None)
Platoon Size (Squad/Platoon) 21 (7/3)
Technical specifications
Primary Weapon 21 Makeshift Rifles
Secondary Weapon None
Armor Other Periphery/Generic Kit
Tech Base/Rating Inner Sphere (C/B-B-B)
Transport Weight 15 tons
Ground MP 5
Jump MP 0
Armor Divisor 1
To-Hit Modifier (Range in Hexes) –2 (0 Hexes), 0 (1 Hex), +2 (2 Hexes), +4 (3 Hexes)
BV (1.0) 41


Description

Beast-Mounted Infantry ride into battle on alien beasts, utilizing the creature's natural talents in their native environment to surprising effect.[1] Such troops are especially common in the Periphery, where inadequate supplies and the need for speed over alien terrain warrant their use.

Examples

Brasha’s Qum’ran Guard ride their Tariq in service of the Outworlds Alliance. The beasts are cared for like family, and in return the riders are able to stage exceptional recon and disruption missions in the enemy's rear area. [2]

Armament

Beast Mounted Infantry can be equipped with most standard infantry weaponry options. In the Periphery, lacking advanced technology, these beast-riders make do with Makeshift Rifles.

Alpha Strike

This is a direct link to the MUL page for the Alpha Strike card:

References

  1. Tactical Operations, p. 295
  2. Technical Readout: 3085 p. 218

Bibliography