Modules list

Steed Bike

Movement

Described in: Core book

Marbles filled with nanomachines thrown at an open area, flat discs slid on the ground

Slots requirements
1
30 GP

By powering the module and throwing it to the ground, the Knight unfolds an Avalon steed model combat motorbike (see Vehicles, on page 447). The motorbike’s price is included in the module’s GP cost. It takes fewer than 6 seconds to completely materialise. The Knight can fold the bike again by giving their AI a simple command. This takes fewer than 6 seconds, and can be done up to half a mile away.
Warning: if the motorbike is destroyed, so is the module. Its slot is freed, and a new one may be purchased for its full cost.

Activation Duration Energy
Move action Until deactivated 1
Energy 1
Duration Until deactivated
Activation Move action
Related vehicle : Steed bike
Description

Steed model motorbikes are Avalon’s most common personnel vehicles, particularly among the ranks of Gryphon division. Their appearance is that of a powerful, manoeuvrable, sleek bike with a wide handlebar shielded by an aerodynamic beak. The tires, mounted on two thick, computerised suspension wheels, are solid, not pneumatic. Their self-repairing cells are designed to withstand extreme acceleration and braking at high speeds. Most steed owners have custom paint jobs performed on their bikes, using bright colours to show their fondness for speed and danger.

One thing to note is that, unlike other vehicles, steeds can be purchased as modules from the arsenal. Their high-tech design allows them to fold like a meta-armour, and deploy from small disks slid on the ground (or can be created from scratch via one of the Priest meta-armour’s upgrades).

Stat block
AP: 30
Handling: 3
FF: 0
EP: 30
Speed: 3
Crew: 1
AP: 30
EP: 30
Handl.: 3
FF: 0
Speed: 3
Crew: 1
Weapons

One front-mounted foldable shotgun

Related vehicle
Does a Paladin meta-armour with enough Evolutions to no longer be “Slow and heavy” still take up two spaces in a vehicle and are they still forbidden from using Steed bikes (which have a crew limit of 1)? – page 447
Q&A > Meta-armour questions > Paladin - Jan. 17, 2025, 12:31 p.m.

The rule about Paladin armours taking up two spaces rather than one is not a consequence of its “Slow and heavy” disadvantage, appearing in the general rules on vehicles. Paladins can never use Steed bikes.

Can a Barbarian meta-armour in Goliath mode ride its Steed bike? – page 168
Q&A > Meta-armour questions > Barbarian - Jan. 17, 2025, 12:31 p.m.

No, modules do not grow in size along with the metaarmour, and a Barbarian in Goliath mode is too big for that vehicle.