Imperial Majesty

The Imperial Majesty is a prototype all-range combat Armor Frame operated by KNIGHT, hacker for the Los Langaros fireteam and Elite Ops agent of the Chrome Road.

Unit Description & Combat Characteristics

 * The Imperial Majesty is one of a handful of heavily-customized Roadrunner units designed for specific pilots, and is a sister unit to the Majestic Queen. It excels at any range, thanks in large part to access to many different weapon types as well as the modular design features it shares with the base Roadrunner. Combat data from the Queen, the Roadrunners, and other Roadrunner-based machines is constantly fed back to the Majesty during maintenance as part of the YGGDRASIL LINK, a 'data circulatory system' that updates every machine in tandem with the best possible data and system optimizations available.


 * The external armor has been designed to mimic the appearance of a medieval knight. Though originally rolled out in KNIGHT's typical royal-purple-and-gold color scheme, it was later repainted to honor KNIGHT's fallen mentor, HIGHWAY, and now features a navy-and-purple scheme.

Armaments & Features

 * Bannerman System
 * The Imperial Majesty is capable of being re-outfitted for different combat roles, but this feature has been greatly expanded upon in the form of the Bannerman aerial convoy and an expanding series of modular backpacks. The Bannerman aircraft is designed to ferry ROAD-STRIKE-type equipment packs to the Majesty, as well as any hand-carried weapons it may require, allowing the Majesty to re-deploy without the assistance of a ground crew. Different equipment combinations are named by KNIGHT (e.g. 'High Inquisitor', 'Musketeer') to personal taste.

Unit History

 * The Imperial Majesty was produced at the Hraesvalgr's mobile foundry. Construction was overseen by Sub-Director OMER, with special attention paid to to customizing it for KNIGHT's personal use. It was first deployed into active combat over West Ham FC Arena in London, where it did battle with the Aviary's Testarossa-S and the limited-production Alcedo series