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A '''Hellfury Cannon''' was a [[Squat]] weapon that was only mounted on the [[Cyclops]] super-heavy vehicle.
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A '''Hellfury Cannon''' was a [[Squat]] weapon that was only mounted on the [[Cyclops (Squat)|Cyclops]] super-heavy vehicle.{{Fn|1}}
  
The primary armament of the Cyclops, the Hellfury is a modified starship weapon that operates on similar principles to that of a [[Lance]]. Energised by a massive plasma reactor, the Hellfury emits a massive stream of phased particles that energetically react with one another, increasing in destructive potential until the beam is one of pure energy, capable of destroying almost any target.
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The primary armament of the Cyclops, the Hellfury is a modified starship weapon that operates on similar principles to that of a [[Lance]]. Energised by a massive [[plasma reactor]], the Hellfury emits a massive stream of phased particles that energetically react with one another, increasing in destructive potential until the beam is one of pure energy, capable of destroying almost any target.{{Fn|1}}
  
A continuous, forward-firing beam, the Hellfury blast strikes into a target, potentially overloading void shields one after another, smashing open layers of armour plate and finally penetrating the interior. The beam can theoretically operate for as long as power can be supplied, but in practice there is a risk of overload that runs higher the longer the Hellfury is activated, and the tougher the target. The Hellfury is therefore deactivated once a certain danger threshold is reached. regardless of the status of the target. However, the Hellfury is so devastating against ground opponents that the initial shot is often enough to permanently remove the target from the field.<sup>1-p.12</sup>
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A continuous, forward-firing beam, the Hellfury blast strikes into a target, potentially overloading void shields one after another, smashing open layers of armour plate and finally penetrating the interior. The beam can theoretically operate for as long as power can be supplied, but in practice there is a risk of overload that runs higher the longer the Hellfury is activated, and the tougher the target. The Hellfury is therefore deactivated once a certain danger threshold is reached, regardless of the status of the target. However, the Hellfury is so devastating against ground opponents that the initial shot is often enough to permanently remove the target from the field.{{Fn|1}}
  
 
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*<sup>1</sup>:[[WD170|White Dwarf 170]]
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*{{Endn|1}}: [[White Dwarf 170 (UK)]], pg. 12
  
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Latest revision as of 08:27, 27 December 2025

Targetdrone.gif This article is about the the Squat weapon. For other uses of Hellfury, see Hellfury (disambiguation).

A Hellfury Cannon was a Squat weapon that was only mounted on the Cyclops super-heavy vehicle.[1]

The primary armament of the Cyclops, the Hellfury is a modified starship weapon that operates on similar principles to that of a Lance. Energised by a massive plasma reactor, the Hellfury emits a massive stream of phased particles that energetically react with one another, increasing in destructive potential until the beam is one of pure energy, capable of destroying almost any target.[1]

A continuous, forward-firing beam, the Hellfury blast strikes into a target, potentially overloading void shields one after another, smashing open layers of armour plate and finally penetrating the interior. The beam can theoretically operate for as long as power can be supplied, but in practice there is a risk of overload that runs higher the longer the Hellfury is activated, and the tougher the target. The Hellfury is therefore deactivated once a certain danger threshold is reached, regardless of the status of the target. However, the Hellfury is so devastating against ground opponents that the initial shot is often enough to permanently remove the target from the field.[1]

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