A swift one-person aerial fighter, the Shrike carries two chainguns that fire heavy explosive flechettes. Pilots depend on the Shrike's agility to keep them alive rather than its light shields. Excelling at shooting down other turbogravs, the Shrike Fighter provides a key defense against air-based threats to tribal ground pounders.

Slow but tough, the Havoc features no guns or special abilities other than rugged construction and enormous carrying capacity. It carries a pilot and a tailgunner, plus four seated passengers who are free to fire their weapons in virtually any direction as the Havoc flies over a contested area. When carrying a full load of Heavy Armors and their enormous firepower, the Havoc truly brings terror to the battlefield.

A favorite of snipers and flag runners, the Wildcat is a ground-hugging "Terragrav" built for blazing speed. Skilled Wildcat pilots build reputations as fearless daredevils… or absolute psychopaths.

The Beowulf is the mainstay of tribal ground warfare, essentially bringing a mobile base turret with superior shielding into the fray. The two-man crew consists of a driver and a gunner. The turret carries either plasma cannons or mortars, depending on the crew's preference.

This vehicle only has one driver, no other crew. Yet it carries a full inventory station and an active sensor jammer, assets that can make a huge tactical difference in a tribal battle, as the Jericho permits a tribe to establish a forward firing base quickly. Though it moves ponderously, it is heavily shielded and carries no weapons. Commanders usually assign armored warriors to escort MPBs.