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The '''Hardsuit''' is a bipedal weapon system concept developed by the [[ | The '''Hardsuit''' is a bipedal weapon system concept developed by the [[Kirone]]. Popularized by the [[Vigilant]], there are a stunning variety of Hardsuit models; this ranges from the agile flying models used in rapid-strikes to the monolithic siege colossi that dominated the battlefield during the [[Vokyran Ascendancy]]'s revolt against the [[Currai Imperium]]. | ||
== Classification == | == Classification == | ||
* In order to classify as a Hardsuit, | * In order to classify as a Hardsuit, the weapons-system must fall under a few strict traditions. | ||
# The design | # The design must be capable of hosting a singular pilot synced to a [[Neural-Cradle]] within it's own frame, or in a off site location. | ||
# The design retains a bipedal, upright stance in it's default posture. | # The design retains a bipedal, upright stance in it's default posture. | ||
# The design | # The design must be a registered military combat vehicle. | ||
== | == Known Models == | ||
# [[SC-11 "Judgement"]] | |||
# [[ASP-7 "Archangel"]] | |||
# [[TIP-1 "Spearhead"]] | |||
# [[TIP-2 "Wraith"]] | |||
# [[TIP-77 "Crucible"]] | |||
[[Category:Vigilant]] | |||
[[Category:Armor]] | |||
Revision as of 21:10, 19 April 2024
The Hardsuit is a bipedal weapon system concept developed by the Kirone. Popularized by the Vigilant, there are a stunning variety of Hardsuit models; this ranges from the agile flying models used in rapid-strikes to the monolithic siege colossi that dominated the battlefield during the Vokyran Ascendancy's revolt against the Currai Imperium.
Classification
- In order to classify as a Hardsuit, the weapons-system must fall under a few strict traditions.
- The design must be capable of hosting a singular pilot synced to a Neural-Cradle within it's own frame, or in a off site location.
- The design retains a bipedal, upright stance in it's default posture.
- The design must be a registered military combat vehicle.