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−	* Much of the body of the rulebook's text is identical that of the ''[[BattleTech Compendium: The Rules of Warfare]]'', both products produced at the same time and covering much the same ground, with large portions of the more niche Special Case Rules and the associated rules for the [[C3 master computer]] and [[C3 slave unit]] being omitted from this product.	+	* Much of the body of the rulebook's text is identical that of the ''[[BattleTech Compendium: The Rules of Warfare]]'', both products produced at the same time and covering much the same ground, with large portions of the more niche Special Case Rules and the associated rules for the [[C3 Master Computer]] and [[C3 slave unit]] being omitted from this product.
	* The plastic miniatures included two of each of the Inner Sphere BattleMechs and Clan OmniMechs listed in the rulebook. Each is based on the original [[Ral Partha]] metal miniatures, which the back cover uses painted examples claiming them to be "prototypes, actual 'Mechs may vary", reconfigured and streamlined to ease manufacture.		* The plastic miniatures included two of each of the Inner Sphere BattleMechs and Clan OmniMechs listed in the rulebook. Each is based on the original [[Ral Partha]] metal miniatures, which the back cover uses painted examples claiming them to be "prototypes, actual 'Mechs may vary", reconfigured and streamlined to ease manufacture.

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{{Rules}} {{InfoBoxProduct | image = CityTech-Second-Edition-Box-Contents-01.jpg | name = CityTech, The Advanced BattleTech Game Of 3050 Combat, Second Edition | type = [[BattleTech boxed set|Core Game Set]] | author = | development = [[Bryan Nystul]] | primarywriting = [[Jordan K. Weisman]], <br> [[L. Ross Babcock III]], <br> [[Forest G. Brown]], <br> [[Sam Lewis (person)|Sam Lewis]], <br> [[Mike Nystul]] | pages = 88 | cover = [[Doug Chaffee]] | interiorart = | illustrations = [[Earl Geier]] | publisher = [[FASA]] | productioncode = 1608 | year = 1994 | ISBN10 = 1555602398 | ISBN13 = | MSRP = $25.00 | content = | era = [[Clan Invasion era]] | agency = | universedate = | timeline = | scrollable timeline = [[Start date::]][[End date::]] | series = | precededby = [[CityTech]] | followedby = }} ==Description== Much like the [[CityTech|original]], '''''CityTech, Second Edition''''' was designed as both a complete game in itself and the next step from the ''[[BattleTech, Third Edition]]'' set, introducing the [[Clans]] and the advanced technology available in [[3054]]. ==From the back cover== {{quote|''In the year [[2784]], General [[Aleksandr Kerensky]] led the [[Star League Defense Force]]s in a mass exodus from the [[Inner Sphere]]. Almost three centuries later, the descendants of those men and women [[Clan invasion|returned with a vengeance]]. Armed with [[OmniMech|advanced BattleMech]]s and [[Elemental|power-suited infantry]], the fearsome warriors known as the [[Clans]] cut a swath of destruction through the Inner Sphere, shattering the proud regiments of the [[Great Houses]]. Now the armies of the Inner Sphere make their final stand against the invaders in the cities and on the plains of countless worlds, locked in a struggle that will determine the destiny of mankind.'' CityTech, Second Edition ''is the intermediate-level game of BattleMech combat. Fully compatible with ''[[BattleTech, Third Edition]]'', CityTech is a complete game that enables players to use the full range of machines, weaponry and combatants available in the year [[3050]]. This extensive rules set covers everything from powerful Clan [[OmniMech]]s to infantry armed with simple rifles, and includes rules for urban combat, anti-'Mech infantry, armored combat vehicles and much more.'' CityTech, Second Edition ''contains:'' * ''Rulebook and record sheets'' * ''Two 18" by 22" full-color [[mapsheet]]s'' * ''Sixteen unpainted plastic [[Miniatures - FASA|miniatures]] (some assembly required)'' * ''Two sheets of full-color counters representing infantry, buildings, vehicles, fire and smoke'' * ''Dice''}} ==Contents== * Introduction ** [[Rules_Level/BTC#Rules_Level_2|Level Two]] BattleTech * Components ** Units ** Record Sheets ** Mapsheets ** Counters ** Dice * Playing the Game ** Sequence of Play ** [[MechWarrior (pilot)|MechWarrior]]s * Movement ** Movement Costs ** Movement Modes ** Facing ** Dropping to the Ground ** Road/Pavement Movement ** Stacking ** Standing Up ** Torso Twist/Turret Rotation ** Piloting Skill Rolls * Combat ** Weapon Attacks ** Physical Attacks ** Heat * Buildings ** Building Types ** Movement Effects ** Combat Effects * Vehicles ** Movement ** Combat * Infantry ** Movement ** Combat ** Inner Sphere Battle Suits * Special Case Rules ** Anti-BattleMech Infantry ** Artillery ** Basements ** Cargo Carriers ** Fire ** Gun Emplacements ** Hidden Units ** Hostile Environments ** Improved Positions ** [[LRM]] Indirect Fire ** Minefields * Construction ** [[BattleMech]] Construction ** Outfitting an [[OmniMech]] ** Vehicle Construction * Equipment * Inner Sphere 'Mechs ** [[Javelin|JVN-10P ''Javelin'']] ** [[Centurion (BattleMech)|CN9-D ''Centurion'']] ** [[Orion|ON1-M ''Orion'']] ** [[Victor|VTR-9K ''Victor'']] * Clan OmniMechs ** [[Kit Fox (Uller)|''Uller'' Prime]] ** [[Nova (Black Hawk)|''Black Hawk'' Prime]] ** [[Timber Wolf (Mad Cat)|''Mad Cat'' Prime]] ** [[Dire Wolf (Daishi)|''Daishi'' Prime]] * Inner Sphere Vehicles ** [[Condor (Combat Vehicle)|Condor]] ** [[Vedette]] ** [[Hetzer]] ** [[Demolisher]] ==Notes== * Much of the body of the rulebook's text is identical that of the ''[[BattleTech Compendium: The Rules of Warfare]]'', both products produced at the same time and covering much the same ground, with large portions of the more niche Special Case Rules and the associated rules for the [[C3 Master Computer]] and [[C3 slave unit]] being omitted from this product. * The plastic miniatures included two of each of the Inner Sphere BattleMechs and Clan OmniMechs listed in the rulebook. Each is based on the original [[Ral Partha]] metal miniatures, which the back cover uses painted examples claiming them to be "prototypes, actual 'Mechs may vary", reconfigured and streamlined to ease manufacture. * Like other box sets, a large and comprehensive [[FASA]] catalog was included, with ''CityTech'' also carrying a glossy mini-poster from [[w:Tyco|Tyco Toys]] advertising the ''[[BattleTech: The Animated Series]]'' toys. ==Gallery== <gallery> CityTech, 2nd Edition.jpg|''CityTech Second Edition'' box front cover CityTech-Second-Edition-Box-Contents-02.jpg|''CityTech Second Edition'' box rear cover CityTech-Second-Edition-Box-Contents-01.jpg|''CityTech Second Edition'' box contents CityTech-Second-Edition-Box-Contents-03.jpg|''CityTech Second Edition'' Inner Sphere 'Mech miniatures (two sets of each included) CityTech-Second-Edition-Box-Contents-04.jpg|''CityTech Second Edition'' Clan 'Mech miniatures (two sets of each included) </gallery> <gallery> File:CityTech Second Edition - Javelin.jpg|''[[Javelin]]'' File:CityTech Second Edition - Centurion.jpg|''[[Centurion (BattleMech)|Centurion]]'' File:CityTech Second Edition - Orion.jpg|''[[Orion]]'' File:CityTech Second Edition - Victor.jpg|''[[Victor]]'' File:CityTech Second Edition - Uller.jpg|''[[Kit Fox (Uller)|Uller]]'' File:CityTech Second Edition - Black Hawk.jpg|''[[Nova (Black Hawk)|Black Hawk]]'' File:CityTech Second Edition - Mad Cat.jpg|''[[Timber Wolf (Mad Cat)|Mad Cat]]'' File:CityTech Second Edition - Daishi.jpg|''[[Dire Wolf (Daishi)|Daishi]]'' </gallery> [[Category:Core Game Sets]] [[Category:Rulebooks]]

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