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'''Mechanoids''' are deadly autonomously intelligent robots that form a [[faction]] called a '''Mechanoid Hive'''.
 
'''Mechanoids''' are deadly autonomously intelligent robots that form a [[faction]] called a '''Mechanoid Hive'''.
  
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== Summary ==
 
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All mechanoids are permanently hostile to the colony. They do not eat and are immune to [[toxic fallout]] and temperature extremes, despite having a Comfortable Temperature range. As machines, they are vulnerable to [[EMP]] attacks, though will "Adapt" for {{ticks|2200}} (regardless of source), making them immune to all further EMP strikes.
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All mechanoids from a mech hive are permanently hostile to the colony. They do not eat and are immune to [[toxic fallout]] and temperature extremes, despite having a Comfortable Temperature range. As machines, they are vulnerable to [[EMP]] attacks, though will "Adapt" for {{ticks|2200}} (regardless of source), making them immune to all further EMP strikes. Hostile mechanoids do not fear for their life, unable to feel [[pain]] and will not seek to take [[cover]].
  
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Mechanoids can be found sealed in ancient ruins in all biomes, which spawn inside mountains or outside on the landscape. They may also raid the player's base through [[events]] and can also be found in most [[Crashed Ship Part#Poison Ship|poison ships]] and [[Crashed Ship Part#Psychic Ship|psychic ships]]. They may sometimes appear dormant in Ancient Complex and guarding any relic with [[Ideology]]{{IdeologyIcon}} DLC.
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Mechanoids can be found sealed in ancient ruins in all biomes, which spawn inside mountains or outside on the landscape. They may also raid the player's base through [[events]] and can also be found in most [[Crashed Ship Part#Poison Ship|poison ships]], [[Crashed Ship Part#Psychic Ship|psychic ships]], and [[mech cluster]]s{{RoyaltyIcon}}. They may sometimes appear dormant in Ancient Complex and guarding any relic with [[Ideology DLC]]{{IdeologyIcon}}.
  
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===Biotech===
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Hostile mechanoids are not bound by [[power]] limits. While [[mechanitor]]s from the [[Biotech DLC]] can create their own [[allied mechanoid]]s, they are unable to tame or convert hostile ones. Friendly mechs may become feral if left Uncontrolled (such as having too little [[bandwidth]]) for too long, and can't be re-converted.
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In the [[Biotech]]{{BiotechIcon}}  DLC, more mechanoid types are added. Mechanoids, including all the vanilla mechanoids (barring [[Termite]]s) can be gestated in a [[Gestator]] and controlled by a [[Mechanitors_and_mechanoids|Mechanitor]] with enough bandwidth to prevent them defecting. These gestated variants require [[power]] and have to be recharged, which creates [[Pollution]].
 
  
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== Mechanoid Types ==
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= Mechanoid Types =
 
Mechanoid forces are specialized by their unit types, with each unit performing a single role. Basics summaries are available here, see the individual pages for further details and analysis.
 
Mechanoid forces are specialized by their unit types, with each unit performing a single role. Basics summaries are available here, see the individual pages for further details and analysis.
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==Core==
 
===Scyther===
 
===Scyther===
 
{{Main|Scyther}}
 
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{{Main|Militor}}
 
{{Main|Militor}}
 
A small combat mechanoid armed with a low-power mini-shotgun. Roughly four feet tall, militors lack the power, range, and toughness of more senior combat mechs. However, it is cheap to gestate and maintain, and so is often used as a rear guard or swarm attacker.  In war, mech armies are known to send militors into urban ruins to hunt down survivors after breaking the human defenses. For this reason, they are considered by some to be the most cruel of all mechanoid patterns.
 
A small combat mechanoid armed with a low-power mini-shotgun. Roughly four feet tall, militors lack the power, range, and toughness of more senior combat mechs. However, it is cheap to gestate and maintain, and so is often used as a rear guard or swarm attacker.  In war, mech armies are known to send militors into urban ruins to hunt down survivors after breaking the human defenses. For this reason, they are considered by some to be the most cruel of all mechanoid patterns.
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===Lifter===
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===Scorcher===
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A small mechanoid designed for hauling. Lacking a ranged weapon, it can make only weak melee attacks.
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A close-approach war mechanoid that specializes in incendiary attacks. Its flame burst attack has little reach, but once it closes on a group of defenders it can ignite and disrupt them with blasts of searing flame.
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===Constructoid===
 
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A small mechanoid designed to perform construction tasks. It is equipped with a small slug gun for light defense. It can also perform blunt melee attacks if necessary.
 
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===Fabricor===
 
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A small work mechanoid designed to craft all manner of manufactured objects. It is equipped with a small slug gun for light defense.
 
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===Agrihand===
 
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A small mechanoid designed to sow and harvest crops.  While it is better suited to labor than combat, it can fight with built-in cutting blades if necessary.
 
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===Cleansweeper===
 
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{{Main|Cleansweeper}}
 
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A light mechanoid designed for cleaning. Lacking a ranged weapon, it can make only weak melee attacks.
 
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===War Urchin===
 
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A small, deployable combat mechanoid usually manufactured inside an ultra-heavy war queen mech. War urchins are expendable fighters designed to swarm-attack enemies. They are mounted with short-ranged spiner guns and have a non-rechargeable power source.
 
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===Paramedic===
 
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A small mechanoid designed for non-violent emergency situation management and medical care. The paramedic can rescue the wounded, fight fires, treat the sick, and even perform surgery when a more-qualified human is not available. Its built-in jump launcher allows it to jump into, and out of, emergency situations, and its built-in firefoam popper can quickly extinguish fires.
 
 
===Legionary===
 
===Legionary===
 
{{Main|Legionary}}
 
{{Main|Legionary}}
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{{Main|Tesseron}}
 
{{Main|Tesseron}}
 
A medium-range combat mechanoid. While it is fairly vulnerable to attacks, the tesseron's sweeping beam graser attack is so deadly that few opponents can get shots off against it.
 
A medium-range combat mechanoid. While it is fairly vulnerable to attacks, the tesseron's sweeping beam graser attack is so deadly that few opponents can get shots off against it.
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==Mechanoid Commanders==
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A close-approach war mechanoid that specializes in incendiary attacks. Its flame burst attack has little reach, but once it closes on a group of defenders it can ignite and disrupt them with blasts of searing flame.
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{{Biotech}}
 
===Apocriton===
 
===Apocriton===
 
{{Main|Apocriton}}
 
{{Main|Apocriton}}
 
A mechanoid commander designed to coordinate and motivate other mechs during long extermination campaigns. Its most obvious power is its ability to resurrect recently-killed mechs by supercharging their self-repair processes. Less obviously, it is intelligent and psychically present, radiating hatred into the minds of anyone in a wide radius.  While all mechanoids have a dim psychically-present intelligence, only the apocriton and a few others truly feel hatred for their victims and understand the suffering they inflict.
 
A mechanoid commander designed to coordinate and motivate other mechs during long extermination campaigns. Its most obvious power is its ability to resurrect recently-killed mechs by supercharging their self-repair processes. Less obviously, it is intelligent and psychically present, radiating hatred into the minds of anyone in a wide radius.  While all mechanoids have a dim psychically-present intelligence, only the apocriton and a few others truly feel hatred for their victims and understand the suffering they inflict.
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===Tunneler===
 
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A heavy mechanoid built for mining in treacherous locations. While intended for excavation, the tunneler's gigantic power claws and ultra-thick armor makes it a dangerous force in combat.
 
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===Centurion===
 
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An ultraheavy mech with a built-in shield bubble generator. The centurion carries a point-defense bulb turret capable of firing while the mechanoid is moving.
 
 
===War Queen===
 
===War Queen===
 
{{Main|War queen}}
 
{{Main|War queen}}
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An ultra-heavy mech with a built-in mech gestator. Fed with appropriate resources, the war queen can form small war urchin combat mechs within its massive carapace and deploy them into combat.\n\nEven more than other mechanoids, the war queen resembles a giant, living insect. All war mechs can be terrifying, but humans tend to find the war queen disturbing on a deeper level.
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An ultra-heavy mech with a built-in mech gestator. Fed with appropriate resources, the war queen can form small war urchin combat mechs within its massive carapace and deploy them into combat.  
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{{Main|War urchin}}
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A small, deployable combat mechanoid usually manufactured inside an ultra-heavy war queen mech. War urchins are expendable fighters designed to swarm-attack enemies. They are mounted with short-ranged spiner guns and have a non-rechargeable power source.
 
===Diabolus===
 
===Diabolus===
 
{{Main|Diabolus}}
 
{{Main|Diabolus}}
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An ultra-heavy mechanoid with an ultra-powerful hellsphere cannon. Made for siegebreaking, its hellsphere cannon takes time to charge up a shot, but can melt concrete and vaporize bone. The diabolus dissipates the hellsphere cannon's waste power in a heat column mounted on its back, which can pulse to ignite flammable objects nearby. This mech's name comes from a thousand-year-old poem written by a Haspian monk who survived the erasure of his monastery. His religiously-tinged work describes a razor-bodied fiend pulsing with flesh-searing heat as it crushed scorched bodies under massive claws. The few who have faced a diabolus and survived tend to agree with this depiction.
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An ultra-heavy mechanoid with an ultra-powerful hellsphere cannon. It takes time to charge up, but devastates surrounding buildings and walls in a large radius. Also has a flame burst for close combat, and a general purpose turret.
  
 
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! [[Militor]]
 
|[[{{Q|Militor|Image}}|50px]]  || 75 || {{Q|Militor|Armor - Sharp}}% / {{Q|Militor|Armor - Blunt}}% / {{Q|Militor|Armor - Heat|0}}% || 100 || Normal || 9999 || '''[[mini-shotgun]]''' || Any || {{Q|Militor|Move Speed Base}} {{CS}} || -
 
|[[{{Q|Militor|Image}}|50px]]  || 75 || {{Q|Militor|Armor - Sharp}}% / {{Q|Militor|Armor - Blunt}}% / {{Q|Militor|Armor - Heat|0}}% || 100 || Normal || 9999 || '''[[mini-shotgun]]''' || Any || {{Q|Militor|Move Speed Base}} {{CS}} || -
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|[[{{Q|Lifter|Image}}|50px]]  || 75 || {{Q|Lifter|Armor - Sharp}}% / {{Q|Lifter|Armor - Blunt}}% / {{Q|Lifter|Armor - Heat|0}}% || 100 || Normal || 9999 || '''Melee (headbutt)''' || Any || {{Q|Lifter|Move Speed Base}} {{CS}} || -
 
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|[[{{Q|Constructoid|Image}}|50px]]  || 75 || {{Q|Constructoid|Armor - Sharp}}% / {{Q|Constructoid|Armor - Blunt}}% / {{Q|Constructoid|Armor - Heat|0}}% || 100 || Normal || 9999 || '''[[slugthrower]]''' || Any || {{Q|Constructoid|Move Speed Base}} {{CS}} || -
 
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|[[{{Q|Fabricor|Image}}|50px]]  || 75 || {{Q|Fabricor|Armor - Sharp}}% / {{Q|Fabricor|Armor - Blunt}}% / {{Q|Fabricor|Armor - Heat|0}}% || 100 || Normal || 9999 || '''[[slugthrower]]''' || Any || {{Q|Fabricor|Move Speed Base}} {{CS}} || -
 
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|[[{{Q|Agrihand|Image}}|50px]]  || 75 || {{Q|Agrihand|Armor - Sharp}}% / {{Q|Agrihand|Armor - Blunt}}% / {{Q|Agrihand|Armor - Heat|0}}% || 100 || Normal || 9999 || '''Melee (arm blade)''' || Any || {{Q|Agrihand|Move Speed Base}} {{CS}} || -
 
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|[[{{Q|Cleansweeper|Image}}|50px]]  || 75 || {{Q|Cleansweeper|Armor - Sharp}}% / {{Q|Cleansweeper|Armor - Blunt}}% / {{Q|Cleansweeper|Armor - Heat|0}}% || 100 || Normal || 9999 || '''Melee (headbutt)''' || Any || {{Q|Cleansweeper|Move Speed Base}} {{CS}} || -
 
 
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|[[{{Q|War urchin|Image}}|50px]]  || 75 || {{Q|War urchin|Armor - Sharp}}% / {{Q|War urchin|Armor - Blunt}}% / {{Q|War urchin|Armor - Heat|0}}% || 100 || Normal || 9999 || '''[[spiner]]''' || Any || {{Q|War urchin|Move Speed Base}} {{CS}} || -
 
|[[{{Q|War urchin|Image}}|50px]]  || 75 || {{Q|War urchin|Armor - Sharp}}% / {{Q|War urchin|Armor - Blunt}}% / {{Q|War urchin|Armor - Heat|0}}% || 100 || Normal || 9999 || '''[[spiner]]''' || Any || {{Q|War urchin|Move Speed Base}} {{CS}} || -
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== Version history ==
 
== Version history ==
 
* [[Version/0.4.460|0.4.460]] - Mechanoid raids added.
 
* [[Version/0.4.460|0.4.460]] - Mechanoid raids added.
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Mechanoids - Autonomous intelligent robots built for domestic, industrial or military purposes. Only available to advanced cultures because such complex AI is needed to control them.

— RimWorld Universe Quick Primer

Mechanoids are deadly autonomously intelligent robots that form a faction called a Mechanoid Hive.

Summary

All mechanoids from a mech hive are permanently hostile to the colony. They do not eat and are immune to toxic fallout and temperature extremes, despite having a Comfortable Temperature range. As machines, they are vulnerable to EMP attacks, though will "Adapt" for 2,200 ticks (36.67 secs) (regardless of source), making them immune to all further EMP strikes. Hostile mechanoids do not fear for their life, unable to feel pain and will not seek to take cover.

Mechanoids can be found sealed in ancient ruins in all biomes, which spawn inside mountains or outside on the landscape. They may also raid the player's base through events and can also be found in most poison ships, psychic ships, and mech clustersContent added by the Royalty DLC. They may sometimes appear dormant in Ancient Complex and guarding any relic with Ideology DLCContent added by the Ideology DLC.

Hostile mechanoids are not bound by power limits. While mechanitors from the Biotech DLC can create their own allied mechanoids, they are unable to tame or convert hostile ones. Friendly mechs may become feral if left Uncontrolled (such as having too little bandwidth) for too long, and can't be re-converted.

Mechanoid Types

Mechanoid forces are specialized by their unit types, with each unit performing a single role. Basics summaries are available here, see the individual pages for further details and analysis.

Core

Scyther

Main article: Scyther

The melee boogeymen of Mechanoids. As they're fast and extremely dangerous up close, large numbers can and will surround and overwhelm single enemies. Melee blocking, use of chokepoints, and focus fire while they close are useful tactics. Mechanoid raids consisting entirely of large numbers of scythers are fairly common - this can be a boon to prepared colonies as significantly simplifies defensive needs, but devastating to the unprepared.

Lancer

Main article: Lancer

Armed with charge lances, they make up for modest DPS with the chance to insta-kill pawns by destroying body parts. This is fairly rare, but long term presents a significant risk. Thus exposure should be limited and lancers eliminated with extreme prejudice. As they fight best against pawns at medium to long range and cannot fire when engaged in melee, melee combat is very effective if the distance can be safely closed.

Pikeman

Main article: Pikeman

Acting as the sniper, they aren't terribly powerful. Their main role is to allow mechanoids to engage at range - use bends in chokepoints to force them into range, or simply advance and kill them.

Centipede

Main article: Centipede

Centipedes are tanks and crowd controllers. They are extraordinarily durable and their heavy charge blasters do respectable damage in massive bursts, while inferno cannon light fires and force ignited pawns out of cover. Having your pawns spread apart and behind cover is a great strategy to dealing with their blaster. Mortar Fire and melee combat are decent options for actually damaging the centipede due to it's slow movement speed and large size. Alternatively, a psychic insanity lance against a charge blaster centipede turns a danger into a significant asset, likely to both get killed itself and take several other mechanoids down with it. Don't target inferno cannon wielders for this however, as they will not be able to damage their fire-immune brethren.

Termite

Main article: Termite

While not particularly dangerous on their own, their thump cannon can destroy most walls in a single shot, leaving your colonists open to damage from other mechanoids. Depending on the exact strategy employed against the raid as a whole, these might be the highest priority, or of negligible concern.

Biotech Mechanoids

BiotechIcon.png
This article relates to content added by Biotech (DLC). Please note that it will not be present without the DLC enabled.

Militor

Main article: Militor

A small combat mechanoid armed with a low-power mini-shotgun. Roughly four feet tall, militors lack the power, range, and toughness of more senior combat mechs. However, it is cheap to gestate and maintain, and so is often used as a rear guard or swarm attacker. In war, mech armies are known to send militors into urban ruins to hunt down survivors after breaking the human defenses. For this reason, they are considered by some to be the most cruel of all mechanoid patterns.

Scorcher

Main article: Scorcher

A close-approach war mechanoid that specializes in incendiary attacks. Its flame burst attack has little reach, but once it closes on a group of defenders it can ignite and disrupt them with blasts of searing flame.

Legionary

Main article: Legionary

A combat support mechanoid with a wide range bullet shield and long-range needle gun. Designed to support other mechanoids from long range, the legionary is vulnerable to anyone who can get inside its shield.

Tesseron

Main article: Tesseron

A medium-range combat mechanoid. While it is fairly vulnerable to attacks, the tesseron's sweeping beam graser attack is so deadly that few opponents can get shots off against it.

Mechanoid Commanders

BiotechIcon.png
This article relates to content added by Biotech (DLC). Please note that it will not be present without the DLC enabled.

Apocriton

Main article: Apocriton

A mechanoid commander designed to coordinate and motivate other mechs during long extermination campaigns. Its most obvious power is its ability to resurrect recently-killed mechs by supercharging their self-repair processes. Less obviously, it is intelligent and psychically present, radiating hatred into the minds of anyone in a wide radius. While all mechanoids have a dim psychically-present intelligence, only the apocriton and a few others truly feel hatred for their victims and understand the suffering they inflict.

War Queen

Main article: War queen

An ultra-heavy mech with a built-in mech gestator. Fed with appropriate resources, the war queen can form small war urchin combat mechs within its massive carapace and deploy them into combat.

War Urchin

Main article: War urchin

A small, deployable combat mechanoid usually manufactured inside an ultra-heavy war queen mech. War urchins are expendable fighters designed to swarm-attack enemies. They are mounted with short-ranged spiner guns and have a non-rechargeable power source.

Diabolus

Main article: Diabolus

An ultra-heavy mechanoid with an ultra-powerful hellsphere cannon. It takes time to charge up, but devastates surrounding buildings and walls in a large radius. Also has a flame burst for close combat, and a general purpose turret.

Lore

See also: Lore

Killer machines of unknown origin. Hidden in ancient structures, under mounds of dust, or at the bottom of the ocean, mechanoids can self-maintain for thousands of years. This group of mechs seems to be unified in purpose, but not well-coordinated in action. While local scholars believe they're autonomous weapons left over from an ancient war, tribal legends describe them as the demonic servants of a sleeping god. - Faction description.

In the lore, Mechanoids are autonomous intelligent robots built for a variety of purposes. The technologies required to build them vary based on the complexity of the resultant mechanoid, with Spacer-level[1] urbworlds[2] being able to construct more simple mechanoids for companionship, combat and labor use, while only glitterworlds are capable of constructing the more advanced, quasi-conscious versions.[1] Others still are constructed and utilized by archotechs. [3][4]

In-game however, only combat mechanoids from a single, somewhat mysterious source are ever seen. There are some indications that the Mechanoids seen in game may have been built by, or otherwise allied with, an ancient army, perhaps that of the Ancients faction.[5]. Whatever the case however, they have since lost any allegiances they may have had and are now hostile to every other faction.

Defoliator ship parts are usually associated with orbital-drop mechanoid armies.[6]

Insectoid ecosystems were genetically engineered to fight Mechanoid invasions[7] and thus the two factions are always hostile to one another.

References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Cryptosleep Revival Briefing
  2. ↑ Backstory of Markus 'Keuneke' Keuneke
  3. ↑ Backstory of Ang 'Codex' Gao
  4. ↑ Quest descriptions
  5. ↑ Orbital mech cluster targeter description
  6. ↑ Ship part (defoliator) description
  7. ↑ Megascarab description

Pawns

Pawn Type Image Combat Power Armor (S/B/H) Gear Health (%) Avg. Gear Quality Weapon Budget Available Weapons Age Range Move Speed Additional Info
Scyther Scyther east.png 150 40% / 20% / 200% 100 - - Melee (Blades) Any 4.7 c/s -
Lancer MechanoidLancer.png 150 40% / 20% / 200% 100 Normal 9999 Charge lance Any 4.7 c/s -
Centipede Centipede east.png 400 72% / 22% / 200% 100 Normal 9999 Heavy charge blaster / Inferno cannon Any 1.9 c/s -
Pikeman MechanoidPikeman.png 110 40% / 20% / 200% 100 Normal 9999 Needle gun Any 2.5 c/s -
Termite Termite.png 110 56% / 22% / 200% 100 Normal 9999 Thump cannon Any 2.1 c/s -
Militor Militor east.png 75 20% / 10% / 200% 100 Normal 9999 mini-shotgun Any 3.8 c/s -
War urchin War urchin east.png 75 20% / 10% / 200% 100 Normal 9999 spiner Any 4.2 c/s -
Legionary Legionary east.png 150 40% / 20% / 200% 100 Normal 9999 MechanoidGunLongRange Any 4.3 c/s -
Tesseron Tesseron east.png 150 40% / 20% / 200% 100 Normal 9999 beam graser Any 4.7 c/s -
Scorcher Scorcher east.png 110 40% / 20% / 200% 100 Normal 9999 mini-flameblaster Any 4.5 c/s -
Apocriton ApocritonAncient east.png 600 75% / 40% / 200% 100 Normal 9999 toxic needle gun Any 3.2 c/s -
Tunneler Tunneler Mechanoid east.png 400 80% / 40% / 200% 100 Normal 9999 power claw Any 1.9 c/s -
Centurion Centurion east.png 250 75% / 25% / 200% 100 Normal 9999 charge blaster turret Any 1.6 c/s -
War queen Warqueen east.png 600 75% / 25% / 200% 100 Normal 9999 charge blaster turret Any 1.6 c/s -
Diabolus Diabolus east.png 600 75% / 25% / 200% 100 Normal 9999 hellsphere cannon Any 2.4 c/s -

Trivia

  • Although all mechanoid-only weapons are 'Spacer' in terms of tech level; the hidden mechanoid faction itself is actually 'Ultra' tech level - one above 'Spacer', and the second highest tech level in the game, below 'Transcendent'.

Version history

Mechanoids
Mechanoids | Core
Centipede (Blaster, Burner, Gunner) • Lancer • Pikeman • Scyther • Termite
Combat
Centurion Content added by the Biotech DLC • Legionary Content added by the Biotech DLC • Militor Content added by the Biotech DLC • Scorcher Content added by the Biotech DLC • Tesseron Content added by the Biotech DLC
Command
Apocriton Content added by the Biotech DLC • Diabolus Content added by the Biotech DLC • War queen Content added by the Biotech DLC (War urchin Content added by the Biotech DLC)
Labor
Agrihand Content added by the Biotech DLC • Cleansweeper Content added by the Biotech DLC • Constructoid Content added by the Biotech DLC • Fabricor Content added by the Biotech DLC • Lifter Content added by the Biotech DLC • Paramedic Content added by the Biotech DLC • Tunneler Content added by the Biotech DLC
Cluster Content added by the Royalty DLC | Buildings
Condition causer Content added by the Royalty DLC • Count-down activator Content added by the Royalty DLC • Mech assembler Content added by the Royalty DLC • Mech capsule Content added by the Royalty DLC • Mech drop beacon Content added by the Royalty DLC • Mech high-shield Content added by the Royalty DLC • Mech low-shield Content added by the Royalty DLC • Mech node Content added by the Royalty DLC • Proximity activator Content added by the Royalty DLC • Unstable power cell Content added by the Royalty DLC
Turrets
Auto charge turret Content added by the Royalty DLC • Auto inferno turret Content added by the Royalty DLC • Auto mortar Content added by the Royalty DLC • Mini-slugger turret Content added by the Royalty DLC
Creation Content added by the Biotech DLC | Pawn
Mechanitor Content added by the Biotech DLC
Buildings
Mech gestator Content added by the Biotech DLC • Large mech gestator Content added by the Biotech DLC • Mechband antenna Content added by the Biotech DLC • Mechband dish Content added by the Biotech DLC

Factions
Human | Ancients
Neutral ancients • Hostile ancients
Tribes
Gentle tribe • Fierce tribe • Savage tribe • Cannibal tribe Content added by the Ideology DLC • Nudist tribe Content added by the Ideology DLC • Fierce neanderthal tribe Content added by the Biotech DLC • Savage impid tribe Content added by the Biotech DLC
Outlanders
Civil outlander union • Rough outlander union • Rough pig union Content added by the Biotech DLC
Pirates
Pirate gang • Cannibal pirate gang Content added by the Ideology DLC • Yttakin pirates Content added by the Biotech DLC • Waster pirates Content added by the Biotech DLC
Temporary
Outlander refugee group Content added by the Royalty DLC • Beggars Content added by the Ideology DLC • Pilgrims Content added by the Ideology DLC • Sanguophages Content added by the Biotech DLC
Player
New Arrivals • New Tribe • Research Expedition Content added by the Anomaly DLC
Other
Shattered empire Content added by the Royalty DLC • Horax cult Content added by the Anomaly DLC
Non-human
Insect geneline • Mechanoid hive • Entities Content added by the Anomaly DLC
Related
Faction base • Raider

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