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+ | A '''Breacher Charge''' is a powerful electronic explosive charge, similar to a [[Melta Bomb]], which is too bulky and cumbersome to easily throw like a grenade. Breacher Charges are primarily employed to destroy armoured emplacements and fortifications and to breach the hulls of enemy starships during void boarding actions. |
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+ | Breacher Charges pose some risk to their user at close range, but are extremely destructive in skilled hands. These powerful weapons were primarily employed by [[Legion Breacher Siege Squad]]s during the [[Great Crusade]] and [[Horus Heresy]] eras during the late 30th and early 31st Millennia. |
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*''Imperial Armour - The Horus Heresy - Book One: Betrayal ''by Alan Bligh, pg. 234 |
*''Imperial Armour - The Horus Heresy - Book One: Betrayal ''by Alan Bligh, pg. 234 |
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Latest revision as of 07:55, 31 October 2018
A Breacher Charge is a powerful electronic explosive charge, similar to a Melta Bomb, which is too bulky and cumbersome to easily throw like a grenade. Breacher Charges are primarily employed to destroy armoured emplacements and fortifications and to breach the hulls of enemy starships during void boarding actions.
Breacher Charges pose some risk to their user at close range, but are extremely destructive in skilled hands. These powerful weapons were primarily employed by Legion Breacher Siege Squads during the Great Crusade and Horus Heresy eras during the late 30th and early 31st Millennia.
Sources
- Imperial Armour - The Horus Heresy - Book One: Betrayal by Alan Bligh, pg. 234