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Terl obar: Created page with 'by Bill Logan The main rules book covers ten basic vehicles, for land and air. These are generally civilian or industrial in nature. Some vehicles aren’t meant just for to…'

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by [[Bill Logan]]

The main rules book covers ten basic vehicles, for
land and air. These are generally civilian or
industrial in nature. Some vehicles aren’t meant
just for toting people to and fro; some are designed
for other purposes...

==The Infiltrator==
[[File:Infiltrator.png|300px|right]]
The premier military ground assault cycle, the
Infiltrator is a mean and durable street bike. It is
not designed for off-road use, but is capable in
those terrains as well. The vehicle comes with a
specialized helmet complete with optics system and
heads-up display representing potential targets
(other vehicles).

'''Hardpoints.''' Within the front of the cycle is a
compartment, referred to as a Hardpoint by the
military professionals of the Frontier. Larger
vehicles have more than one Hardpoint. This
compartment may be equipped with a standard rifle
or screen of any of the basic types, along with a
25% fee for the rigging and modification required to
fit it in place. The ammunition/power source for the
item added is accessible from the driver’s seat.

''For example: Your character wants to put a Laser Rifle in his Infiltrator’s Hardpoint. He purchases one from the standard equipment list for 800 credits, and pays (800x0.25=) 200 Credits for the rigging and mounting.''

The Hardpoint is equipped with servos and linked to
motion sensors in the helmet, with a cross-hair sight
being displayed on the inner visor. Head
movements are mimicked by the servos. The swivel
and targeting system is limited; it can only fire in a
45 degree arc from the front of the cycle. Shooting
to the side or rear of the cycle is up to the
armaments of the driver.

The Infiltrator is powered by a standard Type 1
parabattery and can go about 1,000 kilometers
before needing replaced. The helmet communicates
wirelessly to the ground cycle and itself is powered
by a 20SEU powerclip or can be connected to a
power beltpack or backpack with a one-meter cord.

'''Benefits.''' The Infiltrator’s helmet and swiveling
Hardpoint combine to eliminate the penalty for
shooting from a moving vehicle (regardless of
speed). The optics in the helmet linked to the
sensors on the ground cycle result in receiving no
penalty for shooting at night. The durable plating
nullifies the +2 adjustment normally associated with
rolls on the Vehicle Damage Table.

{|
|- style="background: navy; color:white; font-weight:bold;" align="center"
|rowspan="2" align="left"|Vehicle Type
|rowspan="2"|Cost<br />(cr)
|colspan="2"|Top Speed
|colspan="2"|Cruise Speed
|rowspan="2"| Accel/<br />Decel
|rowspan="2"|Passengers
|rowspan="2" align="left"|Cargo Limit
|- style="background: navy; color:white; font-weight:bold;" align="center"
|kph|| m/turn|| kph|| m/turn
|- align="center" style="background:#eeeeee"
| align="left"|Infiltrator Ground Cycle
|4,000|| 120kph|| 200m/t ||60kph ||100m/t|| 100/40|| 2
|align="left"| 20kg, 0.5 cubic meter
|}

Vehicles-Infiltrator - Revision history

Terl obar at 20:04, 10 March 2010

Terl obar: Created page with 'by Bill Logan The main rules book covers ten basic vehicles, for land and air. These are generally civilian or industrial in nature. Some vehicles aren’t meant just for to…'