Kaller MLI

AIA missile launcher whose round splits into guided submunitions. Always fire locked-on where possible - dumbfired missiles never split.

At a glance

The Kaller MLI is a anti-vehicle built for guided missile anti-armour. In Angels Fall First every primary still has to live inside the three-track loadout budget, so this gun is never evaluated in isolation — it is evaluated against what Combat points you still need for armour, grenades and a sidearm, and what Support points you want for a Multitool or packs.

Anti-Vehicle doctrine

Anti-vehicle launchers are the answer to tanks, gunships and parked capitals. Always keep one anti-vehicle option in a saved loadout for ground maps where armour decides the match.

Field Notes

• You can lock a target then fire over cover; the missile will curve to it.
• Strong against gunships that hover too long.

When to take the Kaller MLI

Take it when the map and mode match its envelope. Open ground and long Incursion approaches favour rifles and carbines; fortress interiors, ship boarding and hangar fights favour shotguns and SMGs; armour-heavy Territories lanes demand that someone on the squad brings anti-vehicle. If your first death tells you the theatre changed, swap to a second saved loadout instead of forcing the wrong class.

Faction lock matters: only Antarean Empire (AIA) can field the Kaller MLI. If you regularly play both sides, mirror it with a counterpart anti-vehicle on the other roster so your habits transfer.

Loadout budget tips

Start from the Combat track: leave room for medium armour and at least one grenade option when this weapon is expensive, or deliberately run it light so you can stack Support tools. Command-track gadgets rarely pair with a single gun choice — they pair with your role in the order chain. Use the loadout budget calculator to test ranks before you queue, and read the loadout & budget system guide if the three colours are still confusing.

For complete role kits that already include weapons of this class, use the best loadouts guide. For a full class-by-class review, see the weapons guide.

Compared with other Anti-Vehicles

Within the anti-vehicle bracket, small handling and cost differences decide which gun feels right. Use these siblings as alternatives when the Kaller MLI is over budget or the map asks for a different flavour of the same job:

• Falken RID — Laser anti-armour. ULA shoulder-fired anti-vehicle laser. Heavy mode needs a lock-on and hits instantly; light mode is lock-free with less damage.

Other Antarean Empire (AIA) options

If you stay on the same faction but need a different job this match, these picks sit nearby in the armoury:

• Sikfrit S77 (Automatic Shotgun) — Close-quarters sustained fire
• Salier P6i (Assault Rifle) — Flexible rifleman
• Avex EVR (Plasma Rifle) — Explosive plasma skirmisher
• Salier MGA (Rotary Machine Gun) — Area denial

Practical checklist

• Confirm the map theatre before locking this as your only primary.
• Save a CQB and a long-range loadout; swap after the first death if needed.
• Spend leftover points on sustain (Multitool, packs) rather than a vanity optic.
• Tell your squad leader what you brought so anti-vehicle and support coverage is intentional.