Guttertank

TYPE: Greater Machine

DATA: As the Gutterman line completely dominated the trenches, Germany scrambled to engineer a counter-weapon. To save development time, they built upon the foundational chassis of the Gutterman but stripped away its defensive parameters to create the Guttertank (embossed with Faust Panzer, meaning "Fist Tank")

Unlike its predecessor, the Guttertank was entirely autonomous and did not require a human pilot, reflecting a massive leap forward in early AI. It was built specifically to break the slow, lumbering "walls" of Guttermen.

It swapped out the minigun for a high-velocity rocket-propulsion arm cannon and carried deployable landmines to control the battlefield. To shatter the Gutterman's concrete riot shields, engineers gave the Guttertank immense, pneumatic physical strength. Its AI was hardcoded to sprint directly at an enemy machine and deliver a devastating, un-parriable punch. However, its heavy reliance on forward momentum became its tactical flaw—if a nimble target manages to slip out of the way, the Guttertank can stumble and trip over its own massive weight.

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