H&A-T1B

The first official prototype titan. Only one was made, and sits on display outside the H&A main facility. It was never accepted as the standard for fighting the aliens, and for good reason. It was slower than a tank, and required a crew of three. It was difficult to learn to pilot. The likelihood of a part failing was high.

"I never once said this was perfect. I made it knowing it was likely not the full answer. Innovation is mostly trial, and error. In trials, I identified errors, and we at H&A are working to fix said errors."
-William Holland

It was proof of concept. Every arms manufacturer would try their hand at this new weapon. While JMW was the first to make an official titan, none have forgotten the design that made them all possible.

Power Generation

It used three dozen lithium ion batteries to generate the needed power.

Propulsion

Four legs, driven by, (At the time) the most advanced hydraulics propel the vehicle in any direction.

Weapons & Armament

Its main cannon is an EMP warhead launcher. It has two short range missile batteries as its secondary armament.

Armor and defense

Seven inches of titanium protect the pilot, and two other crew inside.

Communication Tools & Systems

It uses a standard radio to communicate.

Sensors

The pilots use strategically placed cameras to view their surroundings. Sonar aids in assessing the surroundings of the machine.

Class

Titan

Nickname

Forerunner

Designation

HAU (Heavy Assault Unit)

Manufacturer

Holland and Anderson Mechanization

Creation Date

November, 2591

Current location

Safe Zone 1

Price

1,000,000,000 GC

Rarity

The price is so high because it is an antique, and only one exists.

Length

27 feet

Height

17 feet

Weight

60 tons

Speed

15 MPH

Complement / Crew

Three men are required to pilot this machine. One pilot, one engineer, and one gunner.