Eternal Father
OUT OF CHARACTER INFORMATION- Intent: Create a new artillery walker for TSE
- Image Source: Click - François Dujardin
- Canon Link: N/A
- Primary Source: N/A
- Manufacturer: Sith-Imperial Corps of Engineers
- Affiliation: The Sith Empire
- Model: All-Terrain Heavy Artillery (AT-HA)
- Modularity: N/A
- Production: Minor
- Material:
Quadanium-lined Durasteel Hull - Titanium-reinforced Alusteel Frame
- Glasteel Viewports
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
- Classification: Artillery Walker
- Role: Long-Range Surface-to-Surface Bombardment
- Size: Very Large
- Weight: Very Heavy
- Minimum Crew: 6
- Optimal Crew: 12
- Propulsion:
Bipedal (Standard) - Tripedal (Firing or Rough Terrain)
[*]Speed: Slow
[*]Maneuverability: Low
[*]Armament: Very High
- [1] Mass Driver Cannon
- [1] Dual Heavy Turbolaser Cannon
- [2] Anti-Personnel Laser cannons
- [1] Anti-Vehicle Turbolaser Cannon
[*]Defenses: Moderate
- Deflector Shields
- Reinforced Armor
[*]Squadron Count: Very Low
- 4 Walkers per Formation
[*]Passenger Capacity:
- Legionnaire Squadron (10 Soldiers)
[*]Cargo Capacity: Small
SPECIAL FEATURES
- Walker Servo Motors
- Walker Gyroscopic Propulsion System
- Walker Fusion Drive Systems
- Walker Hazard and Damage Control Systems
- Walker Life Support Systems
- Walker Navigational Systems
- Walker Sensors and Targeting Systems
- Walker Communications Systems
- Walker Environmental Control Systems
- Holonet Transceiver and Encryption/Decryption Networks
- Serrated Leg Plating
- Heavy Artillery: Designed to engage enemy formations and fortifications at great distances, the AT-HA can anchor itself into the ground and rotate anywhere from twenty degrees to almost a full ninety degrees in a verticle dimension to fire on distant enemy targets.
- Large Walker: Because of the walker's tall and lumbering design, its an easy target for anti-vehicle weaponry and environmental hazards.
An evolution of the Sith Empire's Artillery Walker, the All-Terrain Heavy Artillery features a larger and more robust body with less discernable hardpoints for enemies to attack; such as an easily identifiable cockpit. The mounted turret mass driver was replaced by a more powerful forward facing mass driver, able to only be pointed in the direction the walker is facing but packing more of an explosive punch.
The most notable addition is the third leg mounted on the front of the walker, which is usually retracted up when the walker is moving. When moving into firing position, the walker's pilots will disengage the third leg's clamps and allow it to fully extend onto the ground. All three legs will then anchor themselves by reinforced drills built into the underside of the walker's feet, stabilizing the vehicle as it fires its main cannon.
AT-HAs were ferried onto the battlefield by Low Altitude Heavy Artillery Transports, which could carry one artillery walker at a time.
