Grav-tank

A host of Eldar Grav-tanks, Jetbikes, and aircraft

Grav-tanks are Tanks which use anti-gravity drives and as such come under the title of grav-vehicles.

Overview

Grav-tanks are designed to be maneuverable but much more heavily armoured than grav-vehicles. The extra weight, however, would slow them down a lot, so many vehicles make use of advanced Force Fields with more moderate armour. Since anti-grav technology is very difficult to create and maintain, only a few races employ them regularly. The Eldar and Tau have mastered the technology and make heavy use of it in their systems. Anti-grav vehicles are used for many different tasks which any other type of Tank would be. These include Armoured Infantry Vehicles, Battle Tanks, Tank Destroyers, Artillery Tanks and Air Defence Tanks.

Types of grav-tank

Imperial

• Astraeus (Also serves as an Air Defence Tank)
• Repulsor
• Impulsor
• Gladiator
• Caladius
• Pallas
• Coronus
• Grav-Rhino
• Grav-Raider
• Grav-Spartan
• Kharon

Eldar

All Eldar vehicles are powered by anti-gravity devices allowing them to skim above the surface at tremendous speeds. They are named after their forge god, Vaul, and Eldar Super Heavy Grav-Tanks are often grouped together as Engines of Vaul.

• Falcon chassis
  • Falcon, also a Transport Vehicle
  • Fire Prism
  • Firestorm
  • Night Spinner
  • Warp Hunter
  • Wave Serpent, also a Transport Vehicle

Dark Eldar

• Raider
• Ravager
• Tantalus
• Reaper

Tau

• Hammerhead
• Devilfish
• Sky Ray Gunship
• Swordfish
• Drone Harbinger

Necrons

• Annihilation Barge
• Catacomb Command Barge
• Doomsday Ark
• Ghost Ark
• Tesseract Ark
• Monolith
• Doomsday Monolith
• Megalith
• Obelisk
• Tesseract Vault

Sources

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