BWR-567/Re32 Icebreaker Refit

The Icebreaker was clearly the highest quality mass-production model produced by humankind during the 22nd and 23rd centuries. Originally designed to fight wars on earth, the Icebreaker has withstood the challenge of the ages, and is possibly even more famous than the TAU series.

History One of the oldest battlesuits that can still keep up with today's newest designs, the Icebreaker is an antique that is not to be underestimated. Designed by Ford for hostile climates, way back during the original war with the Regiment, and then later bought by Bower Industries, the Icebreaker has been constantly upgraded through the ages. The main feature of the Icebreaker is it's carrying capacity which is more akin to a heavy than a medium, but sacrifices some speed to do so. The Icebreaker is a popular choice in mercenary clans or militias.

Technical Data: Even though it has survived for nearly 260 years of service, the Icebreaker is now inferior to the new Variable Frame type battlesuits. Many Icebreaker pilots regret the day when they will have to upgrade to better machines, as the Icebreaker, now on its 32nd general refit, has been in some families for generations. While Bower these days is more focused on mining and agricultural machines, it announced its return to battlesuit production in 2385 with the unveiling of the BWR-567/N Icebreaker II. Trivia
 * The Icebreaker is the only battlesuit to have stats in every rulebook.
 * Despite being called Icebreaker, it has no icebreaking capabilites beyond that of any other battlesuit.
 * The Icebreaker was strangely surperior even to the UNSC's Lightbringer, which was produced centuries after.
 * The Icebreaker is one of the few memorable American-made battlesuits.