Elysium Eternal
Elysium Empire Narrative
OUT OF CHARACTER INFORMATION
- Intent: To create and official Engineer Corpse for The Elysium Empire
- Image Credit: Planetside 2
- Role: Engineers, Combat Engineers, Combat Support, Sappers
- Permissions: N/A
- Links: The Elysium Empire
- Unit Name: Elysium Engineer Corps
- Affiliation: The Elysium Empire
- Classification: Engineers, Combat Engineers, Combat Support, Sappers
- Description: The Elysium Engineer Corps is a specialized section of the army that is tasked with building, repairs, mine laying and mine sweeping, and bomb management. Engineers dress in heavy metal armor with thick but more flexible material around the joints. Engineers usually have blue-tinted armor, unlike other branches that typically have black, white, or grey. Engineers also have a unique emblem signifying their status
- Unit Size: Medium
- Unit Availability: Uncommon
- Unit Experience: Trained
- Equipment:
- Combat Function:
- Mine Laying
- Mine Sweeping
- Bomb Disarmament
- Vehicle and building repair
- Place traps and static defenses
- Support Army forces with heavy weapons
- Force Abilities (Force User Units Only): N/A (Not a force unit)
- Weapons Specialists: Engineers are trained to use heavy weapons, and thus know how to utilize these weapons to their full potential.
- Explosives Experts: Engineers are trained to arm, spot, and disarm explosives.
- Heavy Armor: When dealing with explosives, heavy armor is very helpful
- Slow: Engineers wear heavy armor, so mobility is limited. Furthermore they are often carrying heavy weapons or explosives and must move cautiously.
- Not marksmen: Engineers are trained to use heavier weapons that don't require accuracy, therefore engineers are usually not crack shots.
With Rex Valhoun's ascension to the throne came a massive amount of reforms to all aspects of The Empire. The military was heavily altered, with several sub-branches being added. Among these branches, perhaps the most important was The Elysium Engineer Corps, which adds much needed specialists to support the "grunts" of the army when it comes to explosives and heavy weapons. Engineers also act as field mechanics, making critical repairs in the heat of battle.
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