Class: Heavy
Weight: 65 tons
Though originally designed for sale to the Star League, the Dragon was rejected by SLDF purchasing agents in favor of an upgraded version of the Shadow Hawk. Luthien Armor Works, amazed and angered by the rejection, pushed the Dragon into full production in 2754 and sold it to the Draconis Combine, where it would soon become their standard BattleMech. Today, the Dragon is easily the most prominent ’Mech in the Combine arsenal, known for its speed and packing enough ammunition to sustain long engagements.
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Speed: 81 kp/h
XL engine 300
Weight Saving: Endo-steel structure
Free tonnage (no armor): 41.5 tons
Engine hs: 2
AMS: 1
Weapons:Trait slots: 8
'Sidewinder' was the personal BattleMech of High Lord Fransson, the leader of the Crimson Inclination rebel group. Even after his death, his followers were able to recover his 'Mech and continued to use it for a short time. While most standard configurations of the Dragon favor long range armaments and use their speed to maintain distance. Sidewinder instead has been outfitted to be faster, and hit hard at short range like its namesake.
Speed: 81 kp/h
Standard engine 300
Free tonnage (no armor): 29 tons
Engine hs: 2
Weapons:Trait slots: 7
Speed: 81 kp/h
Standard engine 300
Free tonnage (no armor): 29 tons
Engine hs: 2
Weapons:Trait slots: 7
Speed: 81 kp/h
Standard engine 300
Free tonnage (no armor): 29 tons
Engine hs: 2
Weapons:Trait slots: 8
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Speed: 81 kp/h
Standard engine 300
Weight Saving: Endo-steel structure
Free tonnage (no armor): 32 tons
Engine hs: 2
Weapons:Trait slots: 9
Inheriting a DRG-1N from his father, Donald Takeda went about customizing the 'Mech to better accommodate his preference for short ranged combat. He would later venture out with his twin brother Martin to serve as hired gunslingers for those willing to pay for maintaining their custom machines.
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Speed: 81 kp/h
Standard engine 300
Weight Saving: Endo-steel structure
Free tonnage (no armor): 32 tons
Engine hs: 2
Weapons:Trait slots: 9
Inheriting a DRG-1C from his grandmother, Martin Takeda went about customizing the 'Mech to better accommodate his preferences in long range weapons. He would later venture out with his twin brother Donald to serve as hired gunslingers for those willing to pay for maintaining their custom machines.