An IlClan era Lucifer, taking the R20 to ridiculous levels.

[ANS Kamas P81]

Lucifer LCF-R20A

Mass: 65 tons
Frame: Unknown
Power Plant: 195 XL
Cruising Speed: 54 kph
Maximum Speed: 86.4 kph
Armor: Heavy Ferro-Aluminum
Armament:
     6 ER Medium Laser
     1 Heavy PPC
     1 Medium Pulse Laser
Manufacturer: Unknown
     Primary Factory: Unknown
Communication System: Unknown
Targeting & Tracking System: Unknown
Introduction Year: 3150
Tech Rating/Availability: E/X-X-X-D
Cost: 7,382,966 C-bills

Type: Lucifer
Technology Base: Inner Sphere (Standard)
Tonnage: 65
Battle Value: 2,359

Equipment                                          Mass
Engine                        195 XL                  4
   Safe Thrust: 5
   Max Thrust: 8
Structural Integrity:         6                       
Heat Sinks:                   20 [40]                10
Fuel:                         560                   7.0
Cockpit                                               3
Armor Factor (Heavy Ferro)    456                    23

                           Armor   
                           Value   
     Nose                   151   
     Wings                102/102 
     Aft                    101   


Weapons
and Ammo              Location   Tonnage  Heat   SRV  MRV  LRV  ERV
Heavy PPC               NOS       10.0     15    15   15    0    0 
2 ER Medium Laser       NOS       2.0      5      5    5    0    0 
2 ER Medium Laser       RWG       2.0      5      5    5    0    0 
2 ER Medium Laser       LWG       2.0      5      5    5    0    0 
Medium Pulse Laser      AFT       2.0      4      6    0    0    0 

Not much to say, really, other than pew pew goes the guns.  It can fire five lasers and the HPPC without heat buildup, and take a serious amount of punishment - and has enough fuel onboard to use that armor protection for a while.  Maybe the firepower could be better, but I tried to keep it in the spirit of the R20's all-energy-weapon armament and heavy armor.

[Daryk]

Still a brick, so I call it a WIN! :D

[acksed]

Such CHONK, such zorch, and the cooling to use most of it. I like.