Magnetic Acceleration Torpedo

Magnetic Acceleration Torpedoes are heavy projectiles carried by United Nations World Defense ships. A MAT is a torpedo made up of three sections; the base, fuselage, and warhead. The base is a hollowed section with a large magnet engine inside of it. The magnet engine reacts to other magnetic waves and allows the torpedo to increase in speed. The fuselage is the mid-section and it is also hollowed. Inside of the fuselage is 15 kilotons of TNT. The tip of the trpedo is the warhead. The outer coat of the warhead is plated with a dense alloy and coated with a crystalline substance which increases the shock damage. Inside of the warhead contains a small Power Reactor which increases the damage of the initial strike. The torpedo is launched through a barrel that contains magnetic repulsor rings. When the torpedo is launched it passes through these rings. The rings react with the torpedoes base and accelerate it at even greater speeds, greatly increasing the damage it causes.