Technicron Manufacturing, like so many other firms, was hard hit by the Free Worlds League Civil War. Like them, it also managed to seize advantage of the situation. The Trojan is almost like an upscale version of the Hector, which led observers to suggest that Irian Battlemechs and Technicron had probably shared design plans.
However, analysis of the Trojan and the Hector revealed that the two mechs were actually based on different chassis, and even their design concepts were not the same. The Hector was a harasser design, while the Trojan was a frontline mech.

The Trojan is an excellent long range sniper, with its light gauss rifle and a LRM-20 Doombud rack. The light gauss would punch holes in the enemy armor for the missile rack to exploit. With two tons of ammo for the launcher, the Trojan could sustain bombardment for two full minutes, while the light gauss could hold out for even longer.
Two medium lasers, one extended range, and the other a pulse version, provide some back up firepower. This is barely adequate, however, and commanders frequently place Hunchbacks and other close combat mechs with the Trojan in lances. As a team mech, the Trojan excels.

Trojans are sold to every faction in the shattered Free Worlds League, as long as they have the funds. Fast becoming a common sight in the region, Trojans have even begun to face off against each other on the war torn worlds of the Free Worlds League.