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'''Mechanics and Engineers''' are the level 2 creatures of [[Factory]]. They are recruited from the [[Foundry]]. | |||
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== Heroes with a specialty == | == Heroes with a specialty == | ||
*{{H|Sam|Mercenary}} has Mechanics as a [[Specialty#Creature_specialties|specialty]], which increases the attack and defense skills of any Mechanics or Engineers for each level attained after 2nd level, and gives them a [[speed]] bonus of 1. | *{{H|Sam|Mercenary}} has Mechanics as a [[Specialty#Creature_specialties|specialty]], which increases the attack and defense skills of any Mechanics or Engineers for each level attained after 2nd level, and gives them a [[speed]] bonus of 1. | ||
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The ability only works on Mechanical creatures specifically; i.e., only [[Automaton]]s, [[Sentinel Automaton]]s (unless they [[Detonation|detonated]]), [[Dreadnought]]s, and [[Juggernaut]]s. It does not work on [[Golem]]s or [[War Machine]]s. | The ability only works on Mechanical creatures specifically; i.e., only [[Automaton]]s, [[Sentinel Automaton]]s (unless they [[Detonation|detonated]]), [[Dreadnought]]s, and [[Juggernaut]]s. It does not work on [[Golem]]s or [[War Machine]]s. | ||
== Bugs == | |||
Mechanic and Engineer's breath attack is seemingly bugged. When attacking a 2-hex unit from the middle hex above or below them, the breath attack will not follow the direction of the sword-arrow, but rather the direction of the Mechanic's (or Engineer's) movement. | |||
== Official Renders == | |||
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Mechanics and Engineers are too fragile to fight on their own, but their true strength lies in repairing mechanical creatures. Rather than using them as primary damagers, use them to attack unit stacks standing close and to finish wounded enemies. In the early game, you can absorb all of the damage of most neutral monsters on a stack of Automatons and avoid losses by repairing them. It might be a good idea to split your Mechanics into multiple stacks, so you can repair your Automatons multiple times in one combat. | Mechanics and Engineers are too fragile to fight on their own, but their true strength lies in repairing mechanical creatures. Rather than using them as primary damagers, use them to attack unit stacks standing close and to finish wounded enemies. In the early game, you can absorb all of the damage of most neutral monsters on a stack of Automatons and avoid losses by repairing them. It might be a good idea to split your Mechanics into multiple stacks, so you can repair your Automatons multiple times in one combat. | ||
Keep in mind that Mechanics and Engineers cannot repair Detonated Automatons, since Detonation destroys their corpse. If you have a large stack of Automatons, it may be wise to avoid activating Detonation so that your Mechanics can repair them in case they die.}}{{end of user commentary}} | Surprisingly, a large powerstack of Mechanics or Engineers can serve well as the primary damage dealer, especially when commanded by [[Sam]]. Speed of 8 allows them to avoid most creatures, while the breath attack can be used to strike two creatures at once while avoiding any retaliation, provided the first stack dies or has lost their retaliation for that round. | ||
Keep in mind that Mechanics and Engineers cannot repair Detonated Automatons, since Detonation destroys their corpse. If you have a large stack of Automatons, it may be wise to avoid activating Detonation so that your Mechanics can repair them in case they die. | |||
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{{creature 'see also'}} | {{creature 'see also'}} | ||
* [[Comparison of Level 2 Creatures]] | |||
[[Category: Creatures]] | [[Category: Creatures]] | ||
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Mechanics and Engineers are the level 2 creatures of Factory. They are recruited from the Foundry.
Heroes with a specialty[edit | hide | hide all]
- Sam the Mercenary has Mechanics as a specialty, which increases the attack and defense skills of any Mechanics or Engineers for each level attained after 2nd level, and gives them a speed bonus of 1.
Special Ability: Repair[edit | hide]
Mechanics and Engineers can repair Mechanical creatures by 10 hit points for every Mechanic or by 20 hit points for every Engineer. To repair a Mechanical creature, the Mechanic/Engineer must stand next to it and use the ability. Each stack can only use this ability once per combat. Repair can revive dead creatures, even from the corpses of destroyed stacks, which is similar to Archangels' resurrection.
The ability only works on Mechanical creatures specifically; i.e., only Automatons, Sentinel Automatons (unless they detonated), Dreadnoughts, and Juggernauts. It does not work on Golems or War Machines.
Bugs[edit | hide]
Mechanic and Engineer's breath attack is seemingly bugged. When attacking a 2-hex unit from the middle hex above or below them, the breath attack will not follow the direction of the sword-arrow, but rather the direction of the Mechanic's (or Engineer's) movement.
Official Renders[edit | hide]
User commentary
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Beware of breath attack which may kill your own troops as well. Mechanics and Engineers are too fragile to fight on their own, but their true strength lies in repairing mechanical creatures. Rather than using them as primary damagers, use them to attack unit stacks standing close and to finish wounded enemies. In the early game, you can absorb all of the damage of most neutral monsters on a stack of Automatons and avoid losses by repairing them. It might be a good idea to split your Mechanics into multiple stacks, so you can repair your Automatons multiple times in one combat. Surprisingly, a large powerstack of Mechanics or Engineers can serve well as the primary damage dealer, especially when commanded by Sam. Speed of 8 allows them to avoid most creatures, while the breath attack can be used to strike two creatures at once while avoiding any retaliation, provided the first stack dies or has lost their retaliation for that round. Keep in mind that Mechanics and Engineers cannot repair Detonated Automatons, since Detonation destroys their corpse. If you have a large stack of Automatons, it may be wise to avoid activating Detonation so that your Mechanics can repair them in case they die. |