Lancer - The Long Rim.pdf
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But for every legend made in the Rim, there are many more who die in obscurity. The Rim's freedom is only guaranteed as long as one can keep it, and only the people who live get to tell their stories...
As with the entirety of LANCER's other player-side content, the Lich (and the other frames in this book) is free. What you're paying for by purchasing this product is the setting itself plus some good literature alongside a handful supplemental rules to help with GMing. You'll need to use Comp/Con (also free, though GMing content is included with the paid CRB) combined with the .lcp file in the demo section to access it without the book.
Hello, I was wondering if the long rim mechs are available for purchase any where or if they will be in the full book. I just heard about this game and it sounds sick, particularly the lich. Super bummed I missed out on the kickstarter. I would appreciate any insights you could give.
As mechanoids, every lancer is immune to fire, Flame and Heat damage, and temperature extremes, despite having Comfortable Temperatures defined. They have 100% Toxic Resistance and Toxic Environment Resistance, making them immune to toxic buildup, rot stink and other toxic effects. They do not need to eat, rest, and have no mood. They will be stunned by EMP attacks for a time proportional to the EMP damage inflicted and will "adapt" and rendered immune to further EMP strikes for 2,200 ticks (36.67 secs).
Lancers are fast-moving attackers. They will seek out colonists until they can fire, in which they will stay at maximum range to fire. While defending stationary threat (like a psychic ship), mechanoids will only continue to chase if a colonist is a close enough. They will not move around to seek cover, or avoid incoming fighters. They tend to run ahead of slower mechanoids like centipedes, and won't stop to let them catch up. Their armor is not especially good, so lancers aren't difficult to take out.
They are created from a large mech gestator with 75 Steel, 75 Plasteel, 4 Components, 1 Standard subcore, taking up 3 bandwidth from a mechanitor. They take 1,800 ticks (30 secs) to initially craft, and then it must gestate for 2 cycles. Mechanoids can be fully repaired at the cost of power and nothing else. A dead lancer can be resurrected for 50 steel and 1 gestation cycle so long as the corpse is extant.
Mechs under player control require power: lancers use 10% of their power per day while active. If set to dormant self-charging, they instead recharge for 1% power / day, without pollution. They recharge in a large mech recharger (400W), for 50% power/day, creating 15 wastepacks whenever the recharger's waste is filled up.
The DPS of a lancer might be weak compared to a centipede or scyther, but their slow-firing charge lance deals tremendous one-shot damage, enough to take out exposed limbs and organs in 1 hit. They don't fire very often, but when they do, it hurts.
Lancers are analagous to human colonists. They move at similar speeds (and are slightly faster), have a similar health, and even use a human weapon. While they don't have quite the same firepower as a centipede (let alone bulk), lancers move much faster, allowing them to be used in strategies alongside ordinary colonists. As a lancer feels no pain and is easily repaired, they should be on the frontlines, and can be used in generally riskier positions than their organic counterparts.
Player lancers can be recharged with regular power. However, enemy mechanoids don't require power at all, and even gestated variants can get "free" power when entering dormancy. It is unknown where their power comes from.
As Knifehead grapples with Gipsy Danger, Raleigh, straining with the effort of operating the Jaeger by himself, charges and fires Gipsy Danger's right plasma cannon into the Kaiju's face at point-blank range, killing Knifehead once and for all. Following Knifehead's death, Raleigh is able to pilot Gipsy Danger long enough to reach the shores of Anchor