Warp Tunnel

A warp tunnel is a stable warp gate developed by the Dalmer that can be used as a tunnel between two points unrestricted by distance. When Warp Gates are used, the units warped out can be queued to warp out at regular intervals. If the rate of warp out isn’t too intense, this can sometimes lead to “warp tunnels” warp gates so stable it can be used as a permanent doorway between to two locations. Warp tunnels are extremely energy intensive but can spell the difference between victory and defeat.
== Construction ==
Warp tunnels are constructed so as to be in the middle of a large hangar with a wide space around the tunnel. The space around the tunnel are engineered to become special tiles specifically designed to accommodate larger units warping in such as tanks, mechanized cavalry and infantry fireteams. This form of rapid deployment allows units to be transported between any two points that both contain a Warp Gate. Transportation is possible from all the tiles adjacent to the gate, to all tiles in the destination's warp gate.
== Usage ==
Warp tunnels are of particularly use to the military. The concept of tiling is a cornerstone of contemporary military defense and strike capabilities, which is borrowed from the Octosquad Gantry used by Bleakers and combat blanks, albeit using mixed armed forces rather than infantry. The possibility to instantly move units between any two points, allows for unparalleled strategic options, both in defense and offense. Keeping a task force close to strategically placed warp tunnels leaves the military ready to react instantly to any unpleasant surprises from enemies. To implement this, the Dalmer routinely build strategically located outposts, then equip it with an Warp Tunnel and it will turn into a base for an invasion, being able to receive or move an army there instantly, without giving time to enemies to prepare for defense.
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