Offering little in the way of armor, the Scorpion is effective against infantry and as a light, fast combat support vehicle. A rear-attached plasma ribbon emitter fires a string of plasma cores bound together by cohesive magnetic force. These cores wrap around enemies or vehicles and detonate. The Scorpion is fitted with twin sling arms embedded with three industrial-grade steel shears with zero-G forged edges only an atom's width in thickness. The sling arms snap out on command and effortlessly cleave through any body armor with ease, leaving perfectly severed heads and torsos in its wake. Being so small and lightly armored, the Scorpion is vulnerable to most other vehicles, and heavy infantry fire.
-- Official description

	Driver Controls	Control What it does Mouse Steer Up Arrow/W Accelerate Down Arrow/S Brake/Reverse Left Arrow/A Turn Left Right Arrow/D Turn Right Spacebar 180° Handbrake Turn Left Mouse Button Charge/Fire Ribbon Gun Right Mouse Button Hold to Deploy Blades

The Scorpion is the fastest land vehicle in the game, but because of this, it has very low armor, and an AVRiL missile can destroy it in one shot.

You only have room for one person, the driver, but the driver has access to both of the weapons. The primary weapon is a green plasma ribbon that “ties” to enemies. The longer you charge the ribbon, the larger and more powerful it becomes. When released, it will tie itself to enemy players, vehicles, power nodes and stationary turrets. The enemy must move fast to get away from the ribbon, otherwise it kills them.

The secondary fire shoots out two sharp blades on each side of the vehicle. The blades are useless against vehicles and power nodes, but will kill any enemy if it connects, regardless of health or armor. If you do use the blades against a vehicle or building, the blade will break off, and the only way to get it back is to get a new Scorpion.