Chevalier

Chevalier
Class:	Tank
Faction	Inner Sphere
Ticket cost:	2 upon destruction
Tier:	{{{Tier}}}
Speed:	112 km/h
Turret rotation:	360°
Turret pitch:	-12° to +40°
Variant Armament
Variant	Weapons	Equipment
Prime: Price: 35 300 CBills Total armor: 30 225	1x LPL 1x SSRM4	EOptics 4 HS 1 free ton
A: Price: 37 800 CBills Total armor: 30 225	1x PPC 3x SXPL	AECM 3 HS 0 free tons
B: Price: 47 200 CBills Total armor: 26 550	1x ERLBL 2x AC2 TAG	EOptics C3 BHP GECM 2 HS 0 free tons -1t Armor
C: Price: 35 850 CBills Total armor: 30 225	1x LXPL 1x UAC5	EOptics 1 HS 0 free tons
D: Price: 40 500 CBills Total armor: 26 550	1x LtGauss 1x ELRM5	EOptics GECM 0 HS 1 free tons -1t Armor
E: Price: 31 100 CBills Total armor: 26 550	1x AC10 3x SPL	0 HS 1 free ton -1t Armor
F: Price: 31 100 CBills Total armor: 30 225	1x LBX10 1x SRM4	0 HS 0 free tons
G: Price: 31 100 CBills Total armor: 26 550	1x ERPPC 3x LBX2	EOptics 0 HS 0 free tons -1t Armor

All stats current as of release 0.15.3

The Chevalier is an Inner Sphere tank introduced with MWLL 0.6.0. It is notable because it is the first non-hover light tank, as well as the first wheeled tank.
The Chevalier is very well armored for its speed, though its firepower is light to moderate; sitting somewhere between a Harasser and an Osiris.

As it is a wheeled vehicle, it cannot turn on its own axis like a treaded or hover tank. The Chevalier becomes more agile the faster it is moving, so pilots should always be lead-footed in combat.

Roles and Gameplay hints

Prime

A fast and cheap all-around unit, the Chevalier prime can punch holes with the PPC and then exploit them with the SRM-4 launcher. A good ECM suit helps increase survivability.

Variant A

This is a rather powerful fire-support unit for its price tag. The Light Gauss has extreme range and excels as a sniper weapon on the right hands. The LRM-5 dishes additional damage. The Bloodhound Active Probe helps in finding both threats and targets.

Variant B

A prime scout variant. The LBX and the Small Beam Lasers provide impressive short-range