Sooble Company mercenary piloting a S11 MAIR1E, also known commonly as both the Aquaman or Marie. Underwater missions are despised by soldiers of all stripes thanks to the lethality of subaqueous combat and the cumbersome nature of mechs built for it.
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A pack of troglodytes, moving through the shifting cave network of the living mountains. Previously human, they made the mistake of venturing across the mountain without paying tribute and now transformed, they hunt other travellers who fail to show respect
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A more typical variant of the LCM1 DMPV Mod, set up for medium and short range combat. It has a chest mounted grenade launcher as well as the autocannon, a more sophisticated targeting array and a third arm mounting a J-Wall.
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Quickie Yugoslavian forest troll for troll Tuesday. While they have an impressive grip strength, common among all troll species, its unique for its exceptionally powerful legs, giving it an impressive running speed.
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Front view of Goblin's mech: A System-11 Mechanical Infantry - Revision 2 - Export (Modified), shortened to S-11 MIR2E, and known more commonly as a 'Dustman'. Modifications include larger shoulder intakes, a more powerful ECU, and module ports on the lower arms and legs
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Didn't do a troll yesterday, so have a lil brachiating dude as compensation. Admittedly, more monkey adjacent than troll adjacent, but they're both primates at the end of the day.
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Liberated clamberer model fleshcraft. While it appears to be quadruped, it actually possesses a network of tendrils which can function as arms or legs. Its body is also studded with implant slots for cybernetics in case it needs a more specialised tool installed.
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IPS-N subaltern killsquad armed with WASP rounds and defensive gel canisters. Too dangerous to be handled by humans in tight spaces, WASP rounds create clouds of bouncing flechettes, quickly turning the inside of a boarded ship into a razor-filled deathtrap.
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Industrial zombie, the crowning achievement of modern necromancers. Capable of both operating and powering machinery on their own, and requiring minimal maintenance, they've become a staple of factories across the world, making the Necromantic Council (or NEC-CO) very wealthy.