Manufacturer
profiles.
Every manufacturer carries a distinct industrial history and approach to the battlefield. Browse its core frames and follow the design language across the catalog.
General Massive Systems
The common foundation of mechanized space.
GMS produces the broadly available baseline chassis used throughout Union space. Its Everest is the standard starting frame for new Lancers: flexible, serviceable, and compatible with a wide range of equipment.
VIEW GMS FRAMES ↗IPS-N / CORPORATE PROFILEIPS-Northstar
Industrial strength, made for hard work.
IPS-Northstar grew from interstellar shipping and shipbuilding. Its catalog emphasizes rugged frames, close engagement, boarding actions, and keeping crews and cargo safe.
VIEW IPS-N FRAMES ↗SSC / CORPORATE PROFILESmith-Shimano Corpro
Precision engineering and specialized mobility.
Smith-Shimano Corpro is associated with high-performance, carefully engineered frames. Its chassis often lean into speed, stealth, precision, and distinctive specialist roles.
VIEW SSC FRAMES ↗HORUS / CORPORATE PROFILEHORUS
Unlicensed patterns from the edges of the net.
HORUS is a decentralized network associated with anomalous, widely copied mech patterns. Its frames frequently complicate conventional ideas of electronic warfare, control, and battlefield logic.
VIEW HORUS FRAMES ↗HA / CORPORATE PROFILEHarrison Armory
A military-industrial power with a doctrine.
Harrison Armory is a major manufacturer and political force. Its core frames include heavily armed platforms, energy weapons, resilient defenses, and large-scale battlefield roles.
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