Vehicle Type/Model: Combat Assault Tank/TX-225.Ĭrew: One pilot, one gunner, one commander. Silhouette 3 Speed 2 Handling +1 Def 0/-/-/0 Armor 3 Urban detachments of stormtroopers regularly practice these “Tank-Squad Tactics,” generally with the tank commander in command. The firepower of the tank protects the infantry from other vehicles and fortified positions.
The observation and agility of infantry protects the tank from close in, personnel threats. By combining a tank with supporting infantry squad, a versatile grouping is created. Economics aside, the Occupier truly shines in combined arms urban combat. This allows the Occupier to fill an armed transport role, moving critical commodities using self-protection instead of having to rely on escorts. The track drive system frees up a considerable amount of power, allowing the Occupier to carry bigger guns and more cargo than would be possible on a repulsor craft. TX-225 GAVw “Occupier” Combat Assault TankĪ relative rarity in the Imperial war machine, the TX-225 GAVw “Occupier” combat assault tank is a reliable and agile track-propelled vehicle. Thus I felt it was high time to return to this project, so without further ado I present my take on the ol’ fashion, treaded, Occupier Combat Assault Tank. Since finding out, I’ve been meaning to post about the vehicle. Despite being an avid player of Cold War strategy games, I am ashamed to say I did not initially notice the TX-225 tank was based on the Alvis Stormer with Shielder mine laying system. I’ve always been a fan of Thor weapons and vehicles in Star Wars which are based on real life counterparts. The last in this impromptu series was my offering of U-Wing stats, plus some custom variants. It’s been well over a month since I’ve added an entry to my growing list of Rogue One vehicle stats. Threats, adventure seeds, rules supplements, and more are all to come for those who access The HoloNet Uplink. This series focuses on Fantasy Flight Games’ Star Wars Roleplaying Game, with content aimed mostly at the Gamemaster.
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