What exactly makes the landship better than a steam tank? More canons?

[Googley Eye'd Bastard]

Just curious how the landships function and what their roles will be compared to a steam tank. Do they have actual full broadside canon vollys they can use?

[Falaris]

I guess this can give you an idea:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Er1GYO8EvbE&ab_channel=milkandcookiesTW

[DarkFenix]

They both have a single cannon at the front. The steam tank has a steam gun and a commander with a pistol, but is comparatively lightly armed, its strength is having a great deal more armour and missile resistance. The landship is more like a missile chariot, aside from the front cannon it has a squad of handgunners on board who will shoot at everything around it, it's comparatively lightly armoured though, missile units will probably tear it apart without much trouble and it generally needs to avoid melee a lot more carefully than the steam tank.

[Googley Eye'd Bastard]

Originally posted by Falaris:

I guess this can give you an idea:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Er1GYO8EvbE&ab_channel=milkandcookiesTW

Originally posted by DarkFenix:

They both have a single cannon at the front. The steam tank has a steam gun and a commander with a pistol, but is comparatively lightly armed, its strength is having a great deal more armour and missile resistance. The landship is more like a missile chariot, aside from the front cannon it has a squad of handgunners on board who will shoot at everything around it, it's comparatively lightly armoured though, missile units will probably tear it apart without much trouble and it generally needs to avoid melee a lot more carefully than the steam tank.

Alright so a bigger more heavily armed damage dealer in the ship suppose that makes sense, do we have any info on the cost of the ship and the vollygun tank?

[art_loots]

true story of the landschip

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MdZMXuI7Wz0