Rocinante
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Mercenaries Heavy Warjack | ||
|---|---|---|
| Weapons | Cannon Battle Blade | |
| Height | 3.68m | |
| Weight | 8.3 tons | |
| Fuel load | 312.98kg | |
| Fuel usage | 5 hours general 55 mins combat | |
| Chassis designer | Engines East | |
| Initial service date | 481 AR | |
History
Originally a Nomad, Rocinante was first acquired by Lucian Damiano, the Ordic captain who started the Damiano mercenary tradition. It was modified it into its present form by the first warcaster of the family, Cervantes. Cervantes’ career brought great fame and fortune to the family before Rocinante eventually passed to its current owner, Cervantes' grandson Captain Amador Damiano of the Steelhead Mercenary Company.[1]
Upon the completion of his training Amador Damiano refuelled Rocinante and ignited its furnace. The warjack roared to life for the first time in over a decade, responding to its new master as though it had served him for years. Amador's appearance is blurred to Rocinante's ancient cortex, and as far as it's concerned, he is none other than the same Damiano who was the first to take it under his control.[1]
Properties
The Damianos have painstakingly maintained Rocinante. Its plates gleam with the family’s ancient mottos, such as 'Blood shines gold', 'Sworn word, sworn deed', and 'No strike left unpaid'. Its cannon stems from the days of Cervantes Damiano, who commissioned the weapon.[1]
