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-	These units are cheap, emergency use units. They are not equipped with [[jetpack]]s and are pretty fragile, generally speaking.	+	The by-product of quality control issues in factory cloning, these units are flimsy compared to everyone but crabs. Maybe including crabs, but crabs can't use weapons. <br>
		+	Sold at a discount without jetpacks or armor. Effective and affordable in large groups armed with cheap weapons.
	== Skeleton ==		== Skeleton ==
	[[Image:Skeleton.png|left|]]		[[Image:Skeleton.png|left|]]
-	A reanimated skeleton for use as a cheap troop and cannon fodder. Sometimes a dead skeleton is used for a decoration in scenes.	+	A skeleton kept moving by a thin plastic-compound film over their bones. Always smiling and very cheap! They can't fly or jump and are weak overall, but in large groups they can be a nasty threat.
		+	Sometimes a dead skeleton is used for a decoration in scenes.
-	== Zombie Thin ==	+	== Thin Culled Clone ==
	[[Image:Zombiethin.png|left|]]		[[Image:Zombiethin.png|left|]]
-	A half baked clone that is just a little more fleshy than a skeleton. At least it can stop bullet<b>s</b>.	+	A thin, fast clone "zombie" rejected after flawed development in the tank.
-	== Zombie Medium ==	+	A little more fleshy than a skeleton; at least it can stop bullet<b>s</b>. Oddly has same weight as the "medium" Culled Clone.
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		+	== Culled Clone ==
	[[Image:Zombiemedium.png|left|]]		[[Image:Zombiemedium.png|left|]]
-	This zombie is as close to the real deal as it will get...but that's not saying much.	+	A half-baked clone "zombie" rejected after flawed development in the tank.
		+	This is the cheapest of the culled clones and balanced, relatively speaking.
-	== Zombie Fat ==	+	== Fat Culled Clone ==
	[[Image:Zombiefat.png|left|]]		[[Image:Zombiefat.png|left|]]
-	A zombie that was left in the tube a wee bit to long and is now slow''er'' and fat, but that fat makes it a bit more durable (for a zombie that is). They make reliable miners.	+	A heavy, slow clone "zombie" rejected after flawed development in the tank.
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		+	They make reliable miners.

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Revision as of 11:07, 19 June 2012

The by-product of quality control issues in factory cloning, these units are flimsy compared to everyone but crabs. Maybe including crabs, but crabs can't use weapons.
Sold at a discount without jetpacks or armor. Effective and affordable in large groups armed with cheap weapons.

Contents 1 Skeleton 2 Thin Culled Clone 3 Culled Clone 4 Fat Culled Clone 5 Weapons

Skeleton

A skeleton kept moving by a thin plastic-compound film over their bones. Always smiling and very cheap! They can't fly or jump and are weak overall, but in large groups they can be a nasty threat.

Sometimes a dead skeleton is used for a decoration in scenes.

Thin Culled Clone

A thin, fast clone "zombie" rejected after flawed development in the tank.

A little more fleshy than a skeleton; at least it can stop bullets. Oddly has same weight as the "medium" Culled Clone.

Culled Clone

A half-baked clone "zombie" rejected after flawed development in the tank.

This is the cheapest of the culled clones and balanced, relatively speaking.

Fat Culled Clone

A heavy, slow clone "zombie" rejected after flawed development in the tank.

They make reliable miners.

Weapons