The Mech was first built in the last few years before the First Succession War, making it a rare example of a machine that came about as humanity declined into madness, yet still managed to be produced in large numbers.
Corean designed the Centurion as a sort of bodyguard for their Trebuchet fire support Mech, but it ended up being versatile enough to do just about anything one could ask.
We’ll start by looking at the machine’s history. While perhaps not the most agile, most powerful, or toughest design, it is a solid fighter at any range that allows one to meet any task with ease, from its earliest days to the cutting-edge versions now fighting in 3150. Trooper designs have a few solid entries, of course, but perhaps none fit the bill better than the Centurion, a design that has embodied the frontline soldier aspect of Battlemech warfare since the fall of the Star League. When we discuss some of Battletech’s true timeless designs- Mechs so popular that they virtually define a unit style- what do we think of? For LRM support, the Archer is usually what people think of first, maybe a Cyclops as a command unit, or a Locust for scouting. (NOTE: Edits are being made to this article, so if you see weirdness that's probably why.
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