Crusader Krassyl Contraption

Krassyl Mod(4) Armored Contraption The first Krassyls were deployed in the early 1760s in the pre-Crusade border wars between Lower Barro and Tok. When Lower Barro was absorbed into the Crusade the Krassyl was among the many Lower Barro weapon systems and vehicles folded into the Crusader military. However the Krassyl did not see widespread use until the conflict between the Crusade and the Grand Army. The Krassyl’s speed and maneuverability were particularly suited to the wide open plains and grasslands of Creevin and Northern Maer Braech and as many Krassyls as could be serviced were shipped to the western theatre. The Krassyl is designed to be a fast gun platform for convoy escort and cavalry support. The Mod(4) is a variant specific to the western theatre with modifications for better off-road performance and an RR55 gun rather than the typical E4 HMG found in earlier Mods. The Krassyl employs a crew of four: commander, driver, gunner and loader.