| Overview and History |
| Vehicle Specifications | General Stats | |||
| Name: | Wallaby, Sneak | Threat Value: | 19 | |
| Vehicle Type: | ATV | Offensive Value: | 0 | |
| Production Type: | Mass Produced | Defensive Value: | 28 | |
| Cost: | 14,250.00 marks | Miscellaneous Value: | 27 | |
| Manufacturer: | Various | Size: | 2 | |
| Use: | Recon | Original Default Size: | 3 | |
| Height: | 1.23 meters | Indv. Lemon Dice: | 3 | |
| Length: | 2.98 meters | Crew: | 1 | |
| Width: | 1.78 meters | Bonus Actions: | 0 | |
| Avg. Armor Thickness: | 3mm | |||
| Armor Material: | Steel | Armor | ||
| Standard Op. Weight: | 280 kg | Light Damage: | 3 | |
| Primary Move Mode: | Ground (84 kph) | Heavy Damage: | 6 | |
| Secondary Move Mode: | ( kph) | Overkill: | 9 | |
| Deployment Range: | 250 km | |||
| Sensor Range: | 0 km | Vehicle Availability | ||
| Communication Range: | 10 km | Availability Threshhold: | 4 | |
| Powerplant: | V-engine (x2) | Max Number on Field: | unlimited | |
| Engine Output: | 30hp (x2) | |||
| Movement | ||||
| Electronics | Primary Move Mode: | Ground | ||
| Sensors: | -5 | Combat Speed: | 7 | |
| Communications: | -2 | Top Speed: | 14 | |
| Fire Control: | -5 | Secondary Move Mode: | ||
| Combat Speed: | ||||
| Top Speed: | ||||
| Maneuver: | +1 | |||
| Quantity | Name | Code | Arc | ACC | Damage | Range | ROF | Ammo | Special |
|---|
| Name | Rating | Game Effects | AUX |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cargo Bay | 1 cubic meter capacity | ||
| Improved Off-Road | - 1 MP cost, minimum 1 MP | ||
| Stealth | Add rating to Concealment |
| Name | Rating | Game Effects |
|---|---|---|
| No Sensors | Cannot perform Active Sensor checks |
| Name | Rating | Game Effects |
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| Variants |
| There are no variants. |
| Designer Notes |
| While the standard Wallaby could be used in almost any situation, there were several missions where its noisy engine and radar signature prevented its use. More speicifically, black operations and intelligence gathering involving only a few operatives were made difficult by the lack of a proper one-man stealth vehicle that could be abandoned after a mission. The Wallaby's ancestor -- the Mongoose -- had a covert ops variant, but its extremely limited deployment range and fuel reserve made it unattractive and very risky to use. When northern high command decided to retire the Mongoose, it commissioned several design groups to come upw tih a variant of the Wallaby that would surpass its predecessor in stealth and range. The Sneak Wallaby was born. While hardly tougher than a normal Wallaby, the "bubble" cockpt was a great bonus which had a positive effect on the morale of the infantry who used it. Durin gthe last twenty cycles -- including the War of the Alliance -- the Sneak Wllaby has been the vehicle of choice for black operations and hit-and-run night strikes. |