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'''Brawler''' is a battlefield role performed by certain models of [['Mech]]s, primarily those that are slower and equipped with either long range weaponry or heavier amounts of armor.<ref name=CBTIR>''Classic BattleTech Introductory Rulebook'', pp. 51, 53</ref>
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'''Brawler''' is a battlefield role performed by certain models of [['Mech]]s, as well as other ground units. Brawlers tend to be slower and equipped with either long range weaponry or heavier amounts of armor.<ref name=CBTIR>''Classic BattleTech Introductory Rulebook'', pp. 51, 53</ref><ref name=ASC-134>''Alpha Strike Companion'', p. 134, "Brawler"</ref>
  
 
==Description==
 
==Description==
Brawlers are considered to have less mobility than some other combatants, such as [[Skirmisher]]s, but compensate for this with long range weaponry and more or heavier armor. Most often assigned to assault missions, they also serve to protect the slower [[Juggernaut (BattleMech role)|Juggernaut]]s.<ref name=CBTIR/>
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Brawlers are line units, typically assigned to battle lances, and are considered to have less mobility than some other combatants, such as [[Skirmisher]]s. However, they compensate for this with long-range weaponry and more or heavier armor. Most often assigned to assault missions, they also serve to protect the slower [[Juggernaut (BattleMech role)|Juggernaut]]s.<ref name=CBTIR/><ref name=ASC-134>
  
 
Considered poor performers in mobile or long-term battle scenarios, they do well in defensive roles or assaults on geographic locations, such as fortresses. Their escort role for Juggernauts can be reversed, with good effect upon similar enemy 'Mechs, especially when paired up with one or two other Brawlers. They are also effective at forcing [[Sniper (BattleMech role)|Sniper]]s and [[Missile boat]]s from stationary positions.<ref name=CBTIR/>
 
Considered poor performers in mobile or long-term battle scenarios, they do well in defensive roles or assaults on geographic locations, such as fortresses. Their escort role for Juggernauts can be reversed, with good effect upon similar enemy 'Mechs, especially when paired up with one or two other Brawlers. They are also effective at forcing [[Sniper (BattleMech role)|Sniper]]s and [[Missile boat]]s from stationary positions.<ref name=CBTIR/>
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==Bibliography==
 
==Bibliography==
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* ''[[Alpha Strike Companion]]''
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* ''[[Campaign Operations]]''
 
* ''[[Classic BattleTech Introductory Rulebook]]''
 
* ''[[Classic BattleTech Introductory Rulebook]]''
  
  
 
[[Category:BattleMech roles]]
 
[[Category:BattleMech roles]]

Revision as of 14:33, 15 May 2021

Template:Inuse Brawler is a battlefield role performed by certain models of 'Mechs, as well as other ground units. Brawlers tend to be slower and equipped with either long range weaponry or heavier amounts of armor.[1][2]

Description

Brawlers are line units, typically assigned to battle lances, and are considered to have less mobility than some other combatants, such as Skirmishers. However, they compensate for this with long-range weaponry and more or heavier armor. Most often assigned to assault missions, they also serve to protect the slower Juggernauts.[1]<ref name=ASC-134>

Considered poor performers in mobile or long-term battle scenarios, they do well in defensive roles or assaults on geographic locations, such as fortresses. Their escort role for Juggernauts can be reversed, with good effect upon similar enemy 'Mechs, especially when paired up with one or two other Brawlers. They are also effective at forcing Snipers and Missile boats from stationary positions.[1]

See Also

References

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 Classic BattleTech Introductory Rulebook, pp. 51, 53
  2. Alpha Strike Companion, p. 134, "Brawler"

Bibliography