As some people know I'm working on my own setting but using the BT rule set for mech construction something aren't one to one however/this is one of the designs that does align.

The goblin is a 10 ton mech it would be an omni mech using both inner sphere and clan tech.

Technical Readout: Goblin (2354-2355)

Overview:

The Goblin is a 10-ton ultralight mech designed with simplicity and flexibility in mind. Intended for recon, rapid deployment, and harassment operations, the Goblin is a cornerstone of light infantry support and urban combat tactics. Its design philosophy prioritizes speed, agility, and cost-effectiveness, making it an ideal choice for planetary militias, scout detachments, and insurgent forces. Despite its light frame, the Goblin's armament and modularity allow it to hold its own in skirmishes against heavier units.

Technical Specifications:

• Tonnage: 10 tons
• Chassis: Tier-One Composite Frame
• Power Plant: Rawlins 70 KW Fusion Engine
• Cruising Speed: 97 km/h
• Maximum Speed: 151 km/h
• Jump Jets: None
• Armor: Basic Reactive Armor Plating (0.5 tons)
• Heat Sinks: 5
• Armament:
  • 1 Medium Laser (Right Torso)
  • 1 Small Laser (Center Torso)

Notable Features:

1. Speed and Maneuverability: The Rawlins 70 KW Fusion Engine provides the Goblin with exceptional mobility, allowing it to outmaneuver heavier mechs and quickly retreat when necessary. This speed is vital for hit-and-run tactics and evasion in combat scenarios.
2. Compact Design: Standing at just over 6 meters tall, the Goblin is difficult to spot and engage in cluttered environments, such as urban zones or dense forests. Its small size makes it an effective scout and recon unit.
3. Cost-Effective Construction: The Goblin is built using readily available materials and technologies, keeping costs low and production rates high. It is a favorite of budget-conscious forces looking to field a versatile light mech.
4. Armament Layout: While lightly armed, the combination of a medium laser and a small laser provides the Goblin with a surprising punch for its weight class. It can harass opponents at medium range or close in for precision strikes.
5. Modularity: The Goblin's chassis is designed to accommodate minor modifications, including sensor upgrades, electronic countermeasures, or alternative weapon configurations. These features enhance its adaptability in diverse combat environments.

Tactical Roles:

• Recon and Scout Operations: The Goblin excels in reconnaissance missions, capable of relaying battlefield intelligence while avoiding direct confrontation with heavier units.
• Urban Combat: Its agility and small profile make it a formidable skirmisher in tight quarters, where larger mechs struggle to maneuver.
• Harassment and Skirmishing: The Goblin's speed allows it to engage in hit-and-run tactics, frustrating opponents and forcing them to expend resources in pursuit.

Deployment History:

First deployed during the defense of Prescott in 2354, the Goblin quickly became a favorite among light mech pilots. Its ability to weave through enemy lines and provide critical battlefield data proved invaluable. In urban engagements, Goblins disrupted enemy supply lines and harassed rear-echelon forces, cementing their reputation as a thorn in the side of heavier enemy units.

Pilot's Commentary:

"The Goblin's a scrappy little mech. It won't win a slugfest with anything heavier, but that's not the point. You get in, hit fast, and get out before they know what hit 'em. It's not glamorous, but it'll save your life in a tight spot."
— Sergeant Jackie Stewart, Goblin Pilot, Prescott Defense Forces

Variants:

1. Goblin-S (Stealth Variant): Features advanced ECM capabilities and a reduced armament, optimized for electronic warfare and stealth operations.
2. Goblin-H (Harasser Variant): Trades the small laser for a machine gun and adds half a ton of additional armor for improved survivability in close combat.

Manufacturer's Notes:

Designed and produced on Prescott under wartime conditions, the Goblin is a testament to ingenuity and practicality. Its design prioritizes battlefield utility over luxury, offering smaller factions and planetary defenders a mech they can rely on without breaking the bank.

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