Mech Frog asks, "Why Do We Love the Crusader?" Well, it's hard to argue with the effectiveness of this 65-ton brawler. Armed with a potent blend of LRM's and SRM's, and backed by medium lasers, most Crusader variants punch far above their weight class, with the only real drawbacks being a lack of heat management and its limited ammunition.
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Attention #DnD DM's and Players: There's a #free adventure to claim on D&D Beyond
www.dndbeyond.com/claim/source/descent-into-tsojcanth
This is an abridged, "quick-play" version of the original 1E module "S4: The Lost Caverns of Tsojcanth" and includes Tournament Play/Scoring rules as an homage to the original. #TTRPG
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Seth Skorkowsky presents his latest RPG Philosophy episode: 5 Players Who Drive [Seth] Angry -
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first off it was one of the unseen models fasa 'borrowed' from robotech specifically the armored valkyrie
as heavy missile platforms go i have always loved its versatility far more then the much loved catapult
the 2R when u can find one is a beast
usually though i tend towards the variants with jump jets and if it is one with MGs or flamers and will remove them asap to add heat sinks and / or armor
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