Stalker
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| Stalker | |
| Production Information | |
| Manufacturers | Triad Technologies[1] |
| Year | 2594[1] |
| Base Model | STK-3F[1] |
| Class | Assault[1] |
| Roles | Juggernaut |
| Cost | 7,452,725 C-Bills[2] |
| Battle Value | 1,152[2] |
| Tech Level | Level 1: Intro[2] |
| Component Information | |
| Mass | 85 Tons[1] |
| Chassis | Titan H1[1] |
| Power Plant | Strand 255[1] |
| Jump Jets | None |
| Armor | Valliant Lamellor[1] |
| Comms | Cronol PR[1] |
| TTS | Spar 3c Tight Band[1] |
| Armament | 2 Jackson B5c LRM 10s
2 Magna Mk. III Heavy Large Lasers 2 Magna Mk. II Medium Lasers |
| Technical Information | |
| Walk Speed | 32.4 kph[1] |
| Run Speed | 54.0 kph[1] |
| Sprint Speed | 64.8 kph |
| Jump Distance | N/A |
| Movement | 3/5/0[1] |
| Armor Points | 216 Standard[1] |
| Heat Sinks | 20 Single[1] |
| Load Weight | 34 Tons[1] |
| Characteristics | N/A |
The Stalker was produced as a measure to break the back of the Periphery during the Reunification War. This action, combined with its low cost of production and immense firepower, earned it a place as both one of the most common and famous Assault-class BattleMechs ever produced.
Armed with far more weapons than it could ever hope to fire in a single salvo, it relied on the incredibly powerful League Combat Computer. This specialized Battle Computer was capable of identifying and coordinating weapons fire in precise, tightly controlled groups for optimal use and range effectiveness. With the loss of technology during the Succession Wars, these valuable and powerful systems have since vanished, leaving surviving Stalkers a shadow of their former glory.
Despite this, the Stalker still serves frequently in prominent roles both offensive and defensive in every Great House army.
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