Category:Confirmed Mechs

No other 'Mech on the field demands as much respect and fear as the 100 tons Atlas. First built during the height of the Star League, General Aleksandr Kerensky said:

The Highlander is a Star League era 'Mech. The design was made famous when pilots would use their Jump Jets to land on other 'Mechs and crush them. The maneuver would become known as the "Highlander Burial".

The Stalker is a pure assault 'Mech. None of the variants are capable carrying ECM nor to any have more than 1 module slot available. The Torso twist range is likewise limited, ranging from 60° on most models to 85° on the STK-3F. What it does carry however is some of the most numerous weapon hardpoint slots available on any 'Mech. All models at minimum have 8 hardpoints and most carry even more, compared to the Atlas which only carries 6 - 8 hardpoints depending on the model. Stalker models also benefit from a large degree of specialization; each model carries a large number of one or two types of hardpoints, allowing effective "boat" builds.

The Awesome is designed to lay down long range covering fire. The design is great for softening up the enemy and laying down covering fire for advancing front line forces.

The Centurion is a very popular medium 'Mech, especially among pilots from the Federated Suns. The most notable example of this 'Mech is the Yen-Lo-Wang, which used to win the Solaris championship twice. The centurion is notable for having no weapon hard points in the left arm on any model, as the left arm is designed for mounting a melee hatchet, not available in MWO at this time.

The Hunchback is the quintessential street brawler. Its weapons are ideally suited to knife range fighting common in urban combat and few models carry weapons that reach farther than medium range. The Hunchback line of 'Mechs is well rounded, with models that specialize in missile, energy, and ballistic weapons.

The Trebuchet was designed as a partner for the Centurion. Where the Centurion was primarily medium to short range design, the Trebuchet fills the role of a long range support 'Mech.

The Cicada is an extremely fast 'Mech that is ideal for scouting and harassing. Most models carry a light load of weapons, but go very fast.

The Jenner is a Light, 35 ton 'Mech, fast and agile, representing the ideal quick strike fighter. Possessing incredible speed, Jump Jets, and respectable firepower, the Jenner is often able to play havok behind enemy lines.

Not outfitted with much armor, the Jenner lives by speed, holding still is a death sentence. Thus pilots must become familiar with weaving through opponents, turning to fire at their exposed backs. Heat management, and knowing to always move, always find your opponents weak spots are key to becoming a successful Jenner Pilot.

The Raven is the premier scout 'Mech. Featuring advanced sensor gathering and jamming equipment, this spotter 'Mech is useful as a target acquisition platform for heavier fire support units like the Catapult.

The Spider is a fast and agile scout. All models possess incredible speed and unmatched jumping ability.

The Commando is a 25 ton scout 'Mech capable of both recon and providing close range support to heavier 'Mechs. All Commandos, except the Death's Knell Hero Mech make use of a mix of 4 energy and missile Hardpoints.

The Flea was originally a Free Worlds League design first produced in 2475. Production during the Succession Wars was fairly rare until the appearance of Wolf's Dragoons.

All stock models have high firepower for their weight class. Speed and armor is mediocre.