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SLAI TABLE Others.Indd 2 10/19/05 11:14:41 AM Title Name Chip Name Chip Type Prize (x10) Lv. Base Exp. Body Lv. Leg Lv. Right Arm Lv. Left Arm Lv. Right Shoulder Lv. Left Shoulder Lv. World 1st Ranker Bogeyman JOL Special-World 1 45000 90 5000 ELINT-Re-K9E2 Body 0 ELINT-Re-4Wheels 0 T71 Pulse Laser 0 T68 Gatling Gun 0 T60 35mm Chain Gun 0 T64 Anti-SV CKEM 0 World 2nd Ranker Lynx Helix Special-World 2 30000 80 3500 MOLNIYA-O.476 Body 0 MOLNIYA-Hover Jet 0 SV71-2 “Leonov” 0 LPt70 “Tarkovsky” 0 PRK69-6 “Minsk” 0 KPa68 “Artemyev” 0 World 3rd Ranker Lucas Chani Special-World 3 22500 75 3000 HARTMAN-IP1 Body 50 HARTMAN-4Wheels 84 M-32 Assault Rifle -99 M113 ETC Cannon -25 FAE5 “Daisy Bell” -99 M-9 ASV TP-Missile -50 Enemy Embryo Anima Special-Anima 360 20 700 CARRO-H8/6 Body -16 CARRO-2Wheels 41 FA12 “Favilla” -5 LC15 “Tifone” -15 LM15 “Rondine-3” -30 CA22 “Grandine” -40 Enemy Embryo Anima Special-Anima 810 30 800 CARRO-H8/6 Body 14 CARRO-4Wheels 35 FA12 “Favilla” 25 LM10 “Sagittario” -60 SM26 “Temporale” -15 CA22 “Grandine” -75 Enemy Embryo Anima Special-Anima 1620 40 900 CARRO-H8/6 Body 40 CARRO-4Wheels 90 LA52 “Giavellotto” -15 LM10 “Sagittario” -90 SM26 “Temporale” -15 CA22 “Grandine” -99 Enemy Sin Iskur Special-Iskur 1620 40 900 KHT-O.279 Body -9 KHT-Single Baller 25 SV68 “Nikolayev” 33 KPk54 “Kuznetsov” -21 AGK70 “Dogoda” -60 EB71 “Sicksa” -59 Enemy Flint Rock Special-Rock 810 20 800 KHT-O.279 Body -3 KHT-Road Roller -20 KUV66 “Rousalka” -26 APG65 “Perun” 43 PRK57-1 “Ovinnik” 46 PRK57-1 “Ovinnik” -16 Enemy Skeln Sergeant Special-Sergeant 1620 40 900 ZWERG-EV.3 Body -30 ZWERG-4Legs 0 Raketenkanone6/1 -97 Schmelzen Faust 37 Raketenwerfer10 -74 Zwei LFK System5 -49 Enemy DD JJ Special-JJ 14500 40 2000 CARRO-H8/6 Body 50 eRpLegHolyTwoRoll 16 AM17 “Bastoncino” 50 CG25 “Diavolo” -50 MC41 “Vesuvio” 20 EB32 “Nautilo” -99 Crasher 00 Roy Nikola Special-Nikola 10000 75 2500 CARRO-H8/6 Body 50 CARRO-2Wheels 6 FA12 “Favilla” -50 CG25 “Diavolo” 25 SM26 “Temporale” 35 MC41 “Vesuvio” -99 Crasher 01 MotoO Phizwhiz Special-Phizwhiz 9120 45 2500 KHT-O.279 Body 50 KHT-4Legs 17 SV68 “Nikolayev” 55 PRK69-2 “Polevik” 25 KUV64 “Tunguska” 5 AGK70 “Dogoda” -85 Crasher 02 Charlie Algernon Rat-1 9120 45 2500 ZWERG-EV.3 Body 50 ZWERG-4Baller 76 Schmelzen Faust 50 Raketenkanone6/1 -80 Zwei LFK System5 25 EMP Granatwerfer -99 Crasher 03 Kirin Saiko Special-Saiko 10000 70 2500 PROTON-K7P2 Body 50 PROTON-Hover Jet 52 T67 Grenade M.Gun -30 T62 Samurai Steel 99 T66 Anti-SV Rocket 25 T70 DL-ASV Missile -85 Crasher 04 Natsuro Poo Cat-2 2700 15 2100 ARDITO-H8M Body -25 ARDITO-2Legs 0 FL32 “Fragore” -25 CG30 “Vampiro” -25 MC42 “Stromboli” -25 SM27 “Uragano” -25 Crasher 05 Natsuro Poo Cat-2 2700 25 2100 PROTON-K7P2 Body 25 PROTON-Hover Jet -2 T66 CO2 Laser Gun -50 T62 Samurai Steel 25 T70 DL-ASV Missile -25 T68 E.M.P. Grenade -65 Crasher 06 Natsuro Poo Cat-2 2250 50 1200 KHT-O.279 Body 25 KHT-4Legs -11 PPc71 “Cherenkov” 40 PRK69-2 “Polevik” 20 AGK70 “Dogoda” -75 PRK69-4 “Leshy” 15 Crasher 07 Natsuro Poo Cat-2 2250 50 1200 CARRO-H8/6 Body 25 CARRO-6Wheels -12 LA52 “Giavellotto” -25 FL30 “Cacciatore” 25 MC41 “Vesuvio” -65 EB32 “Nautilo” -25 Crasher 08 Natsuro Poo Cat-2 2250 50 1200 ZWERG-EV.3 Body 0 ZWERG-Road Roller 0 Raketenkanone6/1 -30 Schmelzen Faust 65 SVabwehr Kanone7 15 Zwei LFK System5 -35 Crasher 09 Natsuro Poo Cat-2 2250 50 1200 HARTMAN-IP1 Body 25 HARTMAN-Crawler -27 eRpArmAeronDrill 50 M-4 Recoilless Gun 25 M-9 ASV TP-Missile 0 FAE5 “Daisy Bell” -40 Crasher 10 Smith Yarol Bear-2 2700 60 1300 PROTON-K7P2 Body 25 PROTON-6Legs 6 T62 Samurai Steel 75 T53 Assault Rifle -69 T57 ASV Missile 20 T66 Anti-SV Rocket 13 Crasher 11 Uhuru Mwezi Special-Cairo 2700 60 1300 PROTON-K7P2 Body 0 PROTON-2Legs -12 T64 Sawed-off Gun 15 T67 Grenade M.Gun 5 T57 ASV Missile 5 T68 E.M.P. Grenade -15 Crasher 12 Uhuru Mwezi Special-Cairo 2700 60 1300 KHT-O.279 Body 0 KHT-Single Baller 30 KPk54 “Kuznetsov” -15 KUV66 “Rousalka” -25 PRK69-4 “Leshy” -30 AGK54 “Veles” 5 Crasher 13 Uhuru Mwezi Special-Cairo 2700 60 1300 CARRO-H8/6 Body 25 CARRO-4Legs -11 FL30 “Cacciatore” -75 CG25 “Diavolo” 20 SM26 “Temporale” -60 LA16 “Brillamento” 5 Crasher 14 Uhuru Mwezi Special-Cairo 2700 60 1300 ZWERG-EV.3 Body 25 ZWERG-Road Roller 3 Schmelzen Faust 70 SVabwehr Kanone5 25 SVabwehr Kanone7 35 Zwei LFK System5 0 Crasher 15 Uhuru Mwezi Special-Cairo 2700 60 1300 HARTMAN-IP1 Body 0 HARTMAN-Crawler -30 M-4 Recoilless Gun 75 M-32 Assault Rifle -85 M-9 ASV TP-Missile -85 XPPC “Thunderbird” 0 Crasher 16 Lucky Kid-A Dolphin 2700 60 1300 HARTMAN-IP1 Body -50 HARTMAN-2Legs 5 M-32 Assault Rifle 7 M-32 Assault Rifle 10 M-191 Grenade -7 M-2 SRAM -21 Launcher Crasher 17 Jasmine Nicky Fish-2 2700 60 1300 CARRO-H8/6 Body -15 CARRO-6Wheels 11 CG25 “Diavolo” 3 AM17 “Bastoncino” 20 SM26 “Temporale” -20 MC41 “Vesuvio” 0 Drone 01 Duster E-Chip E-Chip 10 5 20 Duster Body 0 DUSTER-3Wheel 0 Drone Machine Gun 0 ------ 0 ------ 0 ------ 0 Drone 02 Duster E-Chip E-Chip 25 10 25 Duster Body 10 DUSTER-3Wheel 5 Drone Machine Gun 5 ------ 0 ------ 0 ------ 0 Drone 03 Duster E-Chip E-Chip 50 20 30 Duster Body 20 DUSTER-3Wheel -10 Drone Machine Gun 10 ------ 0 ------ 0 ------ 0 Drone 01 Sweeper E-Chip E-Chip 10 5 25 Sweeper Body 0 SWEEPER-3Wheel 0 ------ 0 ------ 0 Drone Cannon 0 Drone Missle 0 Drone 02 Sweeper E-Chip E-Chip 25 10 30 Sweeper Body 10 SWEEPER-3Wheel 5 ------ 0 ------ 0 Drone Cannon 5 Drone Missle 5 Drone 03 Sweeper E-Chip E-Chip 50 20 35 Sweeper Body 20 SWEEPER-3Wheel -10 ------ 0 ------ 0 Drone Cannon 10 Drone Missle 10 SLAI TABLE Others.indd 2 10/19/05 11:14:41 AM.
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