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The [[Imperial Guard]] '''Tauros''' Assault Vehicle is an uncommon vehicle used by scouting regiments (like the [[Elysian Drop Troops]]) within the Imperial Guard. It is notable for being the only somewhat common vehicle within the Imperium of Man that uses wheels instead of tracks for propulsion: all of its wheels are independently powered so that even when a number of wheels are destroyed it can still keep moving. This way it can drive at considerable speed through various kinds of difficult terrain, and serve as a scouting vehicle. | The [[Imperial Guard]] '''Tauros''' Assault Vehicle is an uncommon vehicle used by scouting regiments (like the [[Elysian Drop Troops]]) within the Imperial Guard. It is notable for being the only somewhat common vehicle within the Imperium of Man that uses wheels instead of tracks for propulsion: all of its wheels are independently powered so that even when a number of wheels are destroyed it can still keep moving. This way it can drive at considerable speed through various kinds of difficult terrain, and serve as a scouting vehicle. They look like the combination of the buggy from Half-life and the <s>Warthog from Halo</s> how in the hell does the Tauros bare any resemblance to that oversize jeep that might as well be a small tank, granted a Gauss Warthog '''should''' be classified as a Tank Destroyer. | ||
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Revision as of 04:18, 12 October 2013
The Imperial Guard Tauros Assault Vehicle is an uncommon vehicle used by scouting regiments (like the Elysian Drop Troops) within the Imperial Guard. It is notable for being the only somewhat common vehicle within the Imperium of Man that uses wheels instead of tracks for propulsion: all of its wheels are independently powered so that even when a number of wheels are destroyed it can still keep moving. This way it can drive at considerable speed through various kinds of difficult terrain, and serve as a scouting vehicle. They look like the combination of the buggy from Half-life and the Warthog from Halo how in the hell does the Tauros bare any resemblance to that oversize jeep that might as well be a small tank, granted a Gauss Warthog should be classified as a Tank Destroyer.
Tauros
The Tauros is a four-wheel vehicle armed for anti-personnel duty. With either a Heavy Flamer or a Grenade Launcher it can deal plenty damage against light infantry, but is lacking against vehicles and heavy infantry. Has a crew of two: a driver and a gunner that stands on a platform roughly a dick and a half deep with only a few leather straps holding him from falling off the vehicle into a nasty death at 80+km/h. Because manpower is the most common commodity in the Imperium of Man. Is not to be confused with the Pokemon of the same name.
Venator
Officially the Tauros Venator Rapid Assault Vehicle, the Venator is the more dakka version of the Tauros. Sporting six wheels instead of four, a pair of Hunter-Killer Missiles and either a twin-linked Lascannon or Multilaser, it is equipped to better deal with heavier targets. It is advisable to go with the Lascannons, because the Multilasers are not often the kind of weapon you need more of in the Guard. Also has a crew of two: a driver and a gunner, who is seated in a turret with 360 degree swivel and targeting systems.