BattleMech Technical Readout
Name/Model: Odin GZT-ODN-2R
Designer: Fang
Source(s): Custom Mordel.Net Units
Technology: Inner Sphere
Technology Rating: E
Tonnage: 100
Configuration: Biped BattleMech
Era/Year: Star League / 2750
Rules (Current): Standard
Rules (Era): Standard
Rules (Year): Standard
Total Cost: 9,640,000 C-Bills
Battle Value: 2,421
Chassis: Standard
Power Plant: 300 Fusion
Walking Speed: 32.4 kph
Maximum Speed: 54 kph
Jump Jets: None
Jump Capacity: None
Armor: Standard
Armament:
2 Gauss Rifles
2 Large Lasers
2 Medium Lasers
Manufacturer: Unknown
Primary Factory: Unknown
Communications: Unknown
Targeting & Tracking: Unknown
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Overview:
The creation of the Mjollnir prompted Ground Zero to again take a stab at the 100 ton mark
with the introduction of the battlefield behemoth, the Odin. The Odin was originally
inducted into the Star League armories before the Mjollnir, though it was actually produced
afterwards. Some feel the success of the Odin prompted the SLDF to take a second look at the
Mjollnir and thus add it to the Star League arsenal as well.
Capabilities:
Odin deals out thunder and flashes of light with the dual Gauss Rifles backed up by two
Large Lasers. There is a total of 32 rounds of ammunition for the Gauss, ensuring a decent
life span of the weapons. Two rear firing medium lasers provide protection from back
stabbing cowards who fear to face the punishing fury of going toe to toe with Odin. A full
nineteen tons of armor encase the mech while ten double heatsinks provide adequate heat
dissipation.
Deployment:
The Odin saw use with the SLDF for many years before the fall, and it is known that General
Kerensky took several of the machines with him into exile. It appears, though, that the mech
was eventually cast aside for more modern designs and eventually the omnimech. In an
intersting move, Ground Zero has announced it will begin production of the Odin again,
making it available for general sale.
Variants:
There were several variations of the Odin proposed, but only two were actually produced. One
removes both rear lasers and one ton of gauss ammo for an SRM4 launcher in the right arm.
The second more popular variant did a straight switch of the left gauss rifle for a massive
Autocannon/20 with two tons of ammunition. The left rear laser was then moved to the right
torso. This variant was felt to be more dangerous than the original as it combined a long
range punch with short range demolition from the autocannon and lasers.
Notable MechWarriors:
none known at this time.
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Equipment Mass
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Internal Structure: Standard 10.00
Engine: 300 Fusion 19.00
Walking MP: 3
Running MP: 5
Jumping MP: 0
Heat Sinks (Double): 10 [20] 0.00
Gyro: Standard 3.00
Cockpit: Standard 3.00
Armor Factor: 304 19.00
Type: Standard
Internal Armor
Structure Value
Head: 3 9
Center Torso: 31 45
Center Torso (rear): 14
R/L Torso: 21 30
R/L Torso (rear): 12
R/L Arm: 17 34
R/L Leg: 21 42
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Weapons and Ammo Location Critical Tonnage
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Gauss Rifle RT 7 15.00
Gauss Rifle (Ammo 16) RT 2 2.00
Medium Laser RT (R) 1 1.00
Gauss Rifle LT 7 15.00
Gauss Rifle (Ammo 16) LT 2 2.00
Medium Laser LT (R) 1 1.00
Large Laser RA 2 5.00
Large Laser LA 2 5.00
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Alpha Strike Statistics
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Point Value (PV): 52
TP: BM, SZ: 4, TMM: 1, MV: 6"
Damage: (S) 5 / (M) 5 / (L) 3, OV: 0
Armor (A): 10, Structure (S): 8
Specials: REAR1/1/-
Distribution
Name/Model: Odin GZT-ODN-2R
Technology: Inner Sphere
Tonnage: 100
Configuration: Biped BattleMech
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Left ArmHeadRight Arm
1. Shoulder 1. Life Support 1. Shoulder
2. Upper Arm Actuator 2. Sensors 2. Upper Arm Actuator
3. Lower Arm Actuator 3. Cockpit 3. Lower Arm Actuator
4.Large Laser 4. Roll Again 4.Large Laser
5.Large Laser 5. Sensors 5.Large Laser
6. Roll Again 6. Life Support 6. Roll Again
1. Roll Again 1. Roll Again
2. Roll Again 2. Roll Again
3. Roll Again 3. Roll Again
4. Roll Again 4. Roll Again
5. Roll Again 5. Roll Again
6. Roll Again 6. Roll Again
Left TorsoCenter TorsoRight Torso
1.Gauss Rifle 1. Fusion Engine 1.Gauss Rifle
2.Gauss Rifle 2. Fusion Engine 2.Gauss Rifle
3.Gauss Rifle 3. Fusion Engine 3.Gauss Rifle
4.Gauss Rifle 4. Gyro 4.Gauss Rifle
5.Gauss Rifle 5. Gyro 5.Gauss Rifle
6.Gauss Rifle 6. Gyro 6.Gauss Rifle
1.Gauss Rifle 1. Gyro 1.Gauss Rifle
2. Gauss Rifle (Ammo 8) 2. Fusion Engine 2. Gauss Rifle (Ammo 8)
3. Gauss Rifle (Ammo 8) 3. Fusion Engine 3. Gauss Rifle (Ammo 8)
4. Roll Again 4. Fusion Engine 4. Roll Again
5. Roll Again 5. Roll Again 5. Roll Again
6. Medium Laser (R) 6. Roll Again 6. Medium Laser (R)
Left LegRight Leg
1. Hip 1. Hip
2. Upper Leg Actuator 2. Upper Leg Actuator
3. Lower Leg Actuator 3. Lower Leg Actuator
4. Foot Actuator 4. Foot Actuator
5. Roll Again 5. Roll Again
6. Roll Again 6. Roll Again
Member Review - Sleeping Dragon : 03-Nov-2008 08:39
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Rating:
3.00
Comment:
A solid, if uninspiring (for me) 'Mech. I'd compare it to the Pillager or to the Devastator, rather than to the Thunderhawk. The firepower and armour are solid, although I wouldn't mind dropping one of the lasers for CASE. Or perhaps FF armour for more ammo and other such funny things. The 'Mech can afford that IMO (perhaps more DHSs and upgrade to ER LLs?). Good, but not superior machine for affordable price.
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Member Review - Knightrunner : 16-Oct-2008 13:53
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Rating:
3.00
Comment:
I personally feel that this mech is better than the Thunder Hawk. Sure, it loses one Gauss, but the Large Lasers add more punch at medium range, and gives something to fight with after 16 turns- Gauss ammo is easier to deplete than many people think. This is also a lot cheaper and more durable than the Thunder Hawk (and most other 100 ton Gauss platforms). It may still have explosive Gauss Rifles in the torsos, but at least a critical hit to them doesn't automatically destroy the mech.
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Large Laser 4. Roll Again 4.
Large Laser 5. Sensors 5.
Gauss Rifle 2. Fusion Engine 2.
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