Difference between revisions of "Flamer (Battle Armor)"
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− | A '''Flamer''' is potent incendiary weapon mounted on several [[battle armor]] designs, although it has more in common with [[Flamer (Vehicle)|vehicular flamethrowers]] than [[Flamer|'Mech-based Flamers]]. Lacking a [[fusion engine]] from which to draw plasma means a reservoir of combustible fuel must be carried to achieve the same effect. While smaller in size this Flamer is no less deadly than its larger cousins.<ref name=TM256>''TechManual'', p. 255</ref> | + | A '''Flamer''' is a potent incendiary weapon mounted on several [[battle armor]] designs, although it has more in common with [[Flamer (Vehicle)|vehicular flamethrowers]] than [[Flamer|'Mech-based Flamers]]. Lacking a [[fusion engine]] from which to draw plasma means a reservoir of combustible fuel must be carried to achieve the same effect. While smaller in size this Flamer is no less deadly than its larger cousins.<ref name=TM256>''TechManual'', p. 255</ref> |
==References== | ==References== |
Latest revision as of 06:22, 5 November 2022
Flamer | |
Production information | |
Type | |
Tech Base | Clan/IS |
Year Availability | 2868 (CW) / 3050 (FC) |
Technology Rating | C |
Availability Ratings | X/X/B |
Technical specifications | |
Damage | 2 + 3D6 vs. Infantry[1] |
Minimum Range | 0 |
Short Range | 1 |
Medium Range | 2 |
Long Range | 3 |
Mass | 150 kg |
Critical Slots | 1 |
Mass Per Reload | .5kg (10) |
Cost (unloaded) | 7,500 |
BV (2.0) | 5[2] |
Ammo BV (2.0) | 1[2] |
Description[edit]
A Flamer is a potent incendiary weapon mounted on several battle armor designs, although it has more in common with vehicular flamethrowers than 'Mech-based Flamers. Lacking a fusion engine from which to draw plasma means a reservoir of combustible fuel must be carried to achieve the same effect. While smaller in size this Flamer is no less deadly than its larger cousins.[3]