Not a Yeng-lo-Wang version then?

Having said that, as a snake, Kai Allard is overrated!

Not a fan of the basic Centurion load, A/C10 in the arm doesn't seem right, would have preferred the LRM10 in the arm and the AC in the torso as I find LRMs a waste on what is intended to be a frontline 'mech as opposed to a missile boat (see Catapult, Archer, Trebuchet and later the Naginata or O-Bakemono for Arrow IV support!). Saw the Valkyrie the same way. You need multiple banks of LRMs to make them work!

Having said that; as all of your Battletech works; This is awesome. If I sent a photo of a B'tech model could you convert it to a drawing/conbadge type style (few colours) that would stransfer to an embroidered patch for tournaments?

I am currently not doing requests or commissions at this time, sorry.

I actually use Centurions in Tabletop pretty frequently when I can. They have a nice sweet spot in their range for all their firepower that makes them pretty potent 'Mechs. I'm not afraid to dip into minimum range a little to use LRMs, even if they take up a lot of space. Still, they were built as a compliment to other fire support 'Mechs such as the Catapult or Trebuchet.

Give me a Hunchback anyday!

And this is when I get my Centurion to back the fuck off. :P The AC/10 and LRM10 will outdistance that AC/20.

And I'd sit in a town, stepping on people until you head into play. Classic Hunchback (not one of the odd LRM vars) is brilliant in close urban but crap outside. Pretty much like the underated Urbie.

I always get a bad vibe about UrbanMechs. While I know they should probably mount a better armament with all that weapon space, an AC/10 on it is no joke, either.



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TO THE MECHLAB.

I remember how the TV series made these look ridiculously weak... the Centurion and its little brother, the Clint, are pretty versatile 'mechs, IMHO.

I'm not really a big fan of the Clint -- never really appreciated the AC/5 mostly due to its damage to weight ratio -- but I sincerely agree regardless.