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Imperial All Terrain Assault Enforcer

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AT-AE

Craft: All Terrain Assault Enforcer

Type: Assault walker

Scale: Walker

Length: 20.6 meters long, 17.5 meters tall

Skill: Walker operation: AT-AE (Walker Operation: AT-AT can be used at -1D)

Crew: 5, skeleton: 3/+10

Crew Skill: vehicle blasters 5D, walker operation 5D

Passengers: 20 (troops)

Cargo Capacity: 1 metric ton

Cover: Full

Cost: Not available for sale

Move: 21; 60 kmh

Body Strength: 4D

Weapons:

Twin Ball-Turret Laser Cannons

Fire Arc: Front

Crew: 1 (co-pilot or commander)

Skill: Vehicle blasters: Laser Cannon

Fire Control: 3D

Range: 50-500/1.5/3 Km

Damage: 5D

Twin Medium Blasters (fire-linked)

Scale: Speeder

Fire Arc: Front

Crew: 1 (co-pilot or commander)

Skill: Vehicle blasters: Blaster Cannons

Fire Control: 2D

Range: 50-200/500/1 Km

Damage: 5D

Heavy Projectile Cannon

Scale: Starfighter (Walker if using Clone Wars-era Shells)

Fire Arc: Turret

Crew: 1

Skill: Vehicle blasters

Fire Control: 3D

Range: 50-300/1/3 Km

Damage: 4D

Note: The AT-AE walker’s head is mounted on a pivoting neck, which can turn to face left, front and right fire arcs. An AT-AE may move its head one fire arc per turn (from left to front, right to front, front to right, or front to left), which affects the Twin Medium Blasters but no other weapons.

Capsule:

An experimental extension of the AT-TE system of the Clone Wars, the AT-AE was intended to bridge the gap between the two, but ended up lacking due to the decreased capability to hold troops, along with an outright inability to hold AT-STs. While 4 Speeder Bikes could be attached to the bottom and rear area of the craft without any decrease in combat ability, deploying them in a battlezone proved to difficult in the extreme. The artillery piece also was not able to depress low enough to attack close-in targets, even some city walls or facilities, without the walker “kneeling” to allow it to do so. Relegated as an artillery piece in rear areas of frontline combat, it was an effective enough package whose major selling point was the fact that it used as many spare parts from the AT-AT as possible to ease logistics for maintaining the craft, along with being able to use the huge stockpiles of clone wars-era munitions along with vastly superior modern examples.

Description
Imperial All Terrain Assault Enforcer

Profile and Stats provided graciously by CanRay :

AT-AE

Craft: All Terrain Assault Enforcer

Type: Assault walker

Scale: Walker

Length: 20.6 meters long, 17.5 meters tall

Skill: Walker operation: AT-AE (Walker Operation: AT-AT can be used at -1D)

Crew: 5, skeleton: 3/+10

Crew Skill: vehicle blasters 5D, walker operation 5D

Passengers: 20 (troops)

Cargo Capacity: 1 metric ton

Cover: Full

Cost: Not available for sale

Move: 21; 60 kmh

Body Strength: 4D

Weapons:

Twin Ball-Turret Laser Cannons

Fire Arc: Front

Crew: 1 (co-pilot or commander)

Skill: Vehicle blasters: Laser Cannon

Fire Control: 3D

Range: 50-500/1.5/3 Km

Damage: 5D

Twin Medium Blasters (fire-linked)

Scale: Speeder

Fire Arc: Front

Crew: 1 (co-pilot or commander)

Skill: Vehicle blasters: Blaster Cannons

Fire Control: 2D

Range: 50-200/500/1 Km

Damage: 5D

Heavy Projectile Cannon

Scale: Starfighter (Walker if using Clone Wars-era Shells)

Fire Arc: Turret

Crew: 1

Skill: Vehicle blasters

Fire Control: 3D

Range: 50-300/1/3 Km

Damage: 4D

Note: The AT-AE walker’s head is mounted on a pivoting neck, which can turn to face left, front and right fire arcs. An AT-AE may move its head one fire arc per turn (from left to front, right to front, front to right, or front to left), which affects the Twin Medium Blasters but no other weapons.

Capsule:

An experimental extension of the AT-TE system of the Clone Wars, the AT-AE was intended to bridge the gap between the two, but ended up lacking due to the decreased capability to hold troops, along with an outright inability to hold AT-STs. While 4 Speeder Bikes could be attached to the bottom and rear area of the craft without any decrease in combat ability, deploying them in a battlezone proved to difficult in the extreme. The artillery piece also was not able to depress low enough to attack close-in targets, even some city walls or facilities, without the walker “kneeling” to allow it to do so. Relegated as an artillery piece in rear areas of frontline combat, it was an effective enough package whose major selling point was the fact that it used as many spare parts from the AT-AT as possible to ease logistics for maintaining the craft, along with being able to use the huge stockpiles of clone wars-era munitions along with vastly superior modern examples.