Steam Behemoth

Massive Structure: Towering over the battlefield, the Behemoth is built on a scale that is both awe-inspiring and intimidating. Its massive frame is reinforced with layers of iron and steel, making it virtually impregnable.
Steam-Powered Mechanics: At its heart lies a gigantic steam engine that powers the entire structure, enabling it to move with surprising agility for its size.
Armament: The Behemoth is equipped with an array of weaponry, including steam-powered cannons, rapid-fire Gatling guns, and flamethrowers. It also features a massive ramming prow for breaching walls and fortifications.
Defensive Capabilities: Its outer shell is designed to deflect artillery fire, and it is equipped with anti-aircraft guns to fend off aerial attacks.

Siege Breaker: The primary function of the Steam Behemoth is to serve as a siege breaker. Its ability to breach heavily fortified positions has turned the tide in several key battles.
Fear Factor: The sheer presence of the Behemoth on the battlefield serves as a psychological weapon, demoralizing enemy troops with its daunting appearance.
Strategic Asset: Due to its size and complexity, the Behemoth is deployed in crucial sieges where its impact can be maximized.

Crew: The Behemoth is manned by a specialized crew trained to operate and maintain its complex systems. This includes engineers, gunners, and support personnel.
Commander: The Behemoth is often under the direct command of a high-ranking officer of the Iron Sentinels , such as General Armand Drax, who oversees its strategic deployment.

Fall of New Haven: The Steam Behemoth played a pivotal role in the Fall of New Haven, where it breached the city’s defenses, leading to the eventual capture of the city.
Symbol of Imperial Power: The Behemoth stands as a symbol of the Imperium’s industrial and military capabilities, embodying the empire's ability to dominate through sheer technological superiority.

Resource Intensive: Operating the Behemoth requires a significant amount of resources, including coal, water, and manpower.
Maintenance: Its complex machinery requires constant maintenance and a dedicated team of engineers.
Mobility Constraints: While powerful, its size does pose limitations in terms of mobility, particularly in rugged or densely built terrains.