Know what to build, what to capture and what to keep away from danger. All faction units and independent camp allies, one role at a time.
The foundation of your colony. Gathers minerals, builds your base and repairs completed structures.
Ground unitUnarmed
Keep your economy working and replace lost workers before expanding production.
Unarmed and vulnerable. Minerals count only after delivery; building repairs spend minerals.
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A dependable cannon tank that screens your specialist vehicles and trades at medium range.
Ground unitAttacks: Ground only
Build the core of your army, protect artillery and hold approaches to your base.
Armor specialists punish it. Keep short-range Khar fighters at a distance.
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A fast reconnaissance vehicle with a light machine gun. Finds the enemy and threatens exposed light targets.
Ground unitAttacks: Ground only
Scout expansions, spot for artillery and raid workers or isolated support units.
Its gun is weak against armor and buildings. Speed is its main protection.
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A rocket vehicle built to break armored targets with a burst of missiles.
Ground unitAttacks: Ground only
Add it when enemy armored units threaten your tanks or approach your defensive line.
Poor damage against light units and structures. Protect it between bursts.
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Long-range, deployed artillery for dismantling fortified positions and stationary groups.
Ground unitAttacks: Ground only
Use a scout to provide vision, set up behind your frontline and force the enemy to move.
Cannot fire while packed. Its minimum range leaves it exposed to close attacks; shells land after a delay.
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A mobile repair specialist that spends minerals to keep nearby Colonist units fighting.
Ground unitUnarmed
Support valuable tanks during a fight or repair survivors before the next engagement.
Unarmed. Repairs drain your mineral bank and cannot save a unit from lethal damage.
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A cleansing specialist that removes hostile slowing fields, damage links, decoys and maintained power suppression.
Ground unitUnarmed
Bring it against Khar control effects and clear a safe route for your vehicles.
Unarmed and dependent on its pulse. Position it within casting range before your army gets trapped.
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An armored carrier that moves a small mixed squad faster than it could travel on its own.
Ground unitUnarmed
Move slow specialists, reinforce a remote position or reposition an exposed squad.
Light units use 1 cargo slot, armored units 2, and siege or backline firepower units 3. Passengers cannot fight or grant vision and die if the carrier is destroyed. Unloading needs free ground.
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A field engineer that prepares paid, destructible mines along likely enemy routes.
Ground unitUnarmed
Cover a flank, punish pursuit or make the opponent approach your position carefully.
Unarmed. Mines need time to arm and scouts or scans can reveal them. Each minelayer has limited active stock.
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A heavily armored support vehicle that projects a temporary directional shield.
Ground unitUnarmed
Face the shield toward incoming direct fire and cover a push or withdrawal.
Unarmed and slowed while shielding. Flanks, rear attacks and area fire bypass the frontal shield.
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A route-making vehicle that builds temporary bridges across narrow, straight stretches of water.
Ground unitUnarmed
Open a flank or cross a river where the map offers a suitable pair of banks.
Unarmed. Bridges cost minerals, expire and can be destroyed. Both armies can use the crossing.
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A salvage specialist that turns visible mobile-unit wrecks into a partial mineral refund.
Ground unitUnarmed
Follow a successful fight and recover value from the wreckage before it disappears.
Unarmed. Movement, Stop or damage interrupts salvaging. Buildings and decoys provide no salvage.
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A long-range fighter that intercepts enemy aircraft and escorts ground-attack flights.
Air unitAttacks: Air only
Protect your army from air raids or clear hostile aircraft before committing your strike planes.
Attacks air only. Mobile anti-air and anti-air towers outrange it; ground troops cannot be attacked.
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An armored ground-attack aircraft with a cannon specialized in single-target damage against armor.
Air unitAttacks: Ground only
Fly over rivers and buildings to punish exposed tanks or attack from an unexpected direction.
Attacks ground only and is inefficient against light units. Fighters and anti-air can hit it before its cannon reaches them.
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An early ground vehicle that screens your army against aircraft with long-range anti-air fire.
Ground unitAttacks: Air only
Add an air defense escort from the Vehicle Factory without waiting for research or an Airfield.
Attacks air only. Enemy ground units can destroy it unanswered, so keep it behind your frontline.
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A fragile walker that sweeps a transverse beam across clustered ground enemies from behind your frontline.
Ground unitAttacks: Ground only
Screen it with Guardians and keep vision ahead of your firing line. Its wide sweep punishes tightly packed troops without harming your escort.
Low health, zero armor and slow retreat make flanks and armor-piercing rushes lethal. Each shot briefly stops movement. Cannot attack aircraft and deals little damage to buildings.
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A heavy robot whose weapon gains output as heat builds, with a risk of overheating.
Ground unitAttacks: Ground only
Hold a protected firing position and manage cooling between engagements.
Enemies can exploit cooling windows or stay outside its reach.
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A control robot that prepares one paid, destructible combat drone.
Ground unitUnarmed
Keep the Operator protected and its drone within the control link.
The drone costs resources and supply. Destroying either body disrupts the investment.
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An aircraft that carries paid ground units across obstacles in four cargo slots.
Air unitUnarmed
Move valuable machinery across terrain or evacuate surviving specialists.
Anti-air and fighters threaten the transport. Unloading requires free ground, and destroyed transports lose their passengers.
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A paid combat helper created by an Operator rather than trained in a factory.
Ground unitAttacks: Ground only
Support the firing line while staying connected to its Operator.
It reserves supply, depends on its controller and provides no recyclable value.
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The Khar worker. Collects minerals, grows the base and repairs completed buildings.
Ground unitUnarmed
Attune a new site for two seconds, then return to harvesting while it finishes at half assembly speed.
Unarmed. Carries minerals until delivery, and structural repairs consume your mineral reserve.
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A durable, heavily armored close-range fighter that absorbs pressure and wins space.
Ground unitAttacks: Ground only
Lead an advance, screen specialists or combine it with a slowing field to catch retreating tanks.
Short reach and low speed make it vulnerable to kiting. Armor-piercing weapons cut through its durability.
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A fast, unarmed scout whose reveal pulse exposes a targeted area for your army.
Ground unitUnarmed
Check enemy approaches, find mines and supply vision to long-range siege units.
Cannot attack. A scan is temporary; protect it if your siege position depends on its sight.
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A fast close-range specialist that deals concentrated armor-piercing damage.
Ground unitAttacks: Ground only
Hunt armored vehicles, punish an exposed flank and retreat to a Connector between attacks.
Needs to reach close range. Light targets are inefficient trades and pursuit can deny its recovery.
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A deployed siege creature that marks a delayed resonant quake over a wide area.
Ground unitAttacks: Ground only
Break buildings and combine a quake with the Dampener to catch slow or stationary enemies.
Must deploy first. The impact is delayed and enemies can leave the marked area; close attackers enter its minimum range.
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A free mobile restoration source for nearby Khar units once both it and the recipient are out of combat.
Ground unitUnarmed
Recover a raiding squad between attacks or sustain survivors behind your main army.
Unarmed. Attacking or taking damage delays restoration, so it cannot function as a combat healer.
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A control specialist that places a temporary field which slows hostile movement.
Ground unitUnarmed
Catch retreating vehicles, help close-range fighters connect or hold enemies inside a quake marker.
Unarmed. Enemies can avoid the field or remove it with a Disruptor pulse.
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A mobility specialist that creates a pair of destructible tunnel mouths for squad transfers.
Ground unitUnarmed
Prepare a reinforcement route or shift a small force between two established positions.
Unarmed and stationary while preparing a mouth. Destroying either entrance breaks the connection.
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A close-range fighter that pulls a visible enemy mobile unit toward your army.
Ground unitAttacks: Ground only
Drag an exposed specialist or armored target out of formation and focus it down.
The pull itself deals no damage and cannot pass through obstacles or occupied ground. Follow it with real firepower.
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A deception specialist that creates short-lived moving copies of a friendly combat unit.
Ground unitUnarmed
Distract enemy fire, suggest a false army movement or cover a real squad reposition.
Unarmed. Decoys imitate attacks without damage or vision, cannot cast or harvest, and disappear on their first hit.
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A channeling specialist that suppresses a visible resonance anchor, living root or individual Colonist production, research or defense building.
Ground unitUnarmed
Interrupt an anchor or root connection, or halt one independent Colonist building before an attack.
Unarmed. Movement, damage, lost vision or cleansing stops the channel. A redundant source can keep the network alive.
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A support unit that links nearby allies and shares part of incoming damage among the group.
Ground unitUnarmed
Spread focused damage across healthy units and keep a valuable target alive longer.
Unarmed. The link does not reduce total damage, and weakened partners can die from shared hits. Cleansing or losing the Weaver breaks it.
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A fast interceptor that closes on enemy aircraft with short-range resonant attacks.
Air unitAttacks: Air only
Catch exposed strike aircraft, contest airspace and escort your Sowers.
Attacks air only. Its short reach exposes it to anti-air defenses; it cannot protect itself against ground attackers.
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An armored attack flyer that marks a delayed area blast against ground targets.
Air unitAttacks: Ground only
Cross terrain to strike clustered light units, workers or tightly packed support squads.
Attacks ground only. Armor reduces its effectiveness, enemies can leave the blast marker and anti-air outranges it.
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A ground-based anti-air specialist that protects Khar forces from enemy aircraft.
Ground unitAttacks: Air only
Produce it from the Forming Chamber as an early answer to air raids without advanced research.
Attacks air only. Ground attackers need to be handled by the rest of your army.
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A fragile resonant walker whose strike chains through up to four nearby, visible ground enemies, losing strength with each jump.
Ground unitAttacks: Ground only
Keep Carapaces between it and the enemy. Time its chain strike with your assault, then withdraw behind cover while it reloads.
Spreading out limits the chain; obstacles and lost vision stop jumps. Low health, zero armor and a brief firing pause leave it exposed to flanks. Cannot attack aircraft and is weak against structures.
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A resonance fighter that switches between a mobile weapon and a slow, stronger firing mode.
Ground unitAttacks: Ground only
Prepare its stronger mode before a short, coordinated attack.
The transition can be interrupted. Flanking punishes the slow firing mode.
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A fighter that commits to an announced straight-line dash and return.
Ground unitAttacks: Ground only
Set up a clear approach for a brief strike against exposed enemies.
Targets can evade the announced route. Bodies and terrain can block the attack.
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A living worker that harvests minerals, grows structures and repairs damaged buildings.
Ground unitUnarmed
Keep mineral deliveries moving. A Cultivator merges into a growing structure and returns when it completes or is cancelled.
Unarmed and lightly protected. Destroying a growing building also kills its embedded Cultivator; repairs cost minerals.
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A heavily plated organism that holds the frontline with short-range mandible attacks.
Ground unitAttacks: Ground only
Shield your Spitters and support organisms while closing the distance to a vulnerable enemy.
Short reach makes it vulnerable to ranged pressure. Armor specialists can cut through its shell.
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A fast, lightly armored predator with anti-light claws that can mark the scent of one visible enemy.
Ground unitAttacks: Ground only
Scout routes, pursue exposed workers and provide vision for your slower fighting organisms.
Needs to get close to attack. Armor, concentrated fire and defended entrances punish it.
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A ranged acid specialist whose projectiles corrode armor and inflict limited damage over time.
Ground unitAttacks: Ground only
Keep it behind Ridgebacks and focus its acid projectiles on expensive armored enemies.
Its light body needs protection. Fast attackers can close the gap, and it cannot target aircraft.
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A living siege organism that roots in place to create persistent spore fields after marked, delayed impacts.
Ground unitAttacks: Ground only
Bring forward vision and a protective screen when breaking a defended ground position.
Requires deployment and Specialized Production. Enemies can leave the marked impact or rush inside its minimum range.
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A support organism that restores nearby friendly ground creatures after both leave combat.
Ground unitUnarmed
Withdraw with a Mender and recover inside living territory, where its recovery is stronger.
An attack or damage interrupts recovery. It cannot heal aircraft or save a unit under focused fire.
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An unarmed spore organism that creates a temporary field slowing enemy ground movement.
Ground unitUnarmed
Help your short-range frontline make contact or make it harder to leave a Sporecaster impact.
The mist deals no damage. Enemies can leave the field, spread out or cleanse it.
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A living ground transport that slowly restores the health of passengers in its four-slot brood pouch.
Ground unitUnarmed
Evacuate survivors along a protected route. Each passenger recovers 6 HP/s, or a base 9 HP/s in connected living territory.
Heavy units use more slots. Slower than the Colonist transport; destruction kills its passengers. Unloading needs clear ground and stationary preparation.
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A specialist that prepares a short local transfer of nearby ground allies within living territory.
Ground unitUnarmed
Spend 25 minerals and two seconds of preparation to reposition a small group for an assault or retreat.
Both ends must be in your active living area, with free landing space. Four cargo slots limit the group; it creates no permanent tunnel mouths.
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A combat organism that briefly holds a visible enemy ground unit in place with its tentacles.
Ground unitAttacks: Ground only
Hold an enemy inside acid or spores while the rest of the brood attacks.
The target can still fight. Moving, damage to the Grappler, lost vision or cleansing interrupts the hold.
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An unarmed specialist that infects one combat unit, revealing it and weakening direct weapon damage by 30% for eight seconds.
Ground unitUnarmed
Weaken a dangerous damage dealer while the infection adds limited damage over time.
Cannot target workers. Cleansing removes the infection and weakness; it does not spread or stack, and already-fired ammunition keeps its damage.
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A support organism that transfers 16 of its own HP per second to one wounded ally within range.
Ground unitUnarmed
Keep a healthy Symbiont near a valuable survivor to transfer health during a maintained channel.
Creates no new health and stops at one HP. Movement, damage to the donor or a broken connection interrupts the transfer.
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A swift flying organism that intercepts hostile aircraft with biological darts.
Air unitAttacks: Air only
Escort Blightwings and protect your army from enemy air raids.
Attacks air only. Ground anti-air and anti-air towers can engage it without taking return fire.
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An armored flying organism that attacks ground targets with concentrated spore fire.
Air unitAttacks: Ground only
Fly over terrain and buildings to threaten exposed armor from another approach.
Cannot attack aircraft. Escort it with Stingers and avoid mobile or stationary anti-air.
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A ground organism that launches long-range spines at aircraft, available without advanced research.
Ground unitAttacks: Air only
Add air defense to your army directly from the War Hatchery while your air branch is still locked.
Targets aircraft only. Keep ground attackers away with Ridgebacks and other fighting organisms.
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A fragile bombardier that launches three delayed acid blasts into clustered ground enemies while sheltered behind your brood.
Ground unitAttacks: Ground only
Protect it with Ridgebacks and sustain pressure near your living network. Mistweavers help keep enemies inside the marked impacts; no siege deployment is required.
Enemies can move out of each marked blast. Low health, zero armor, slow movement and pauses during the salvo make a flank dangerous. Cannot attack aircraft and deals little damage to buildings.
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A living carrier that prepares up to three paid, temporary brood creatures in the living network.
Ground unitUnarmed
Prepare a brood inside connected living ground before pressuring nearby territory.
Preparation can be interrupted. Area attacks and pressure on the mother punish the brood investment.
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A biological fighter that transforms into a rooted firing form on living ground.
Ground unitAttacks: Ground only
Prepare a defended firing position within the connected network.
Transformation takes time and can be interrupted. Rooting does not restore health and leaves it open to flanks.
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A paid, temporary creature prepared by a Brood Mother, outside ordinary production queues.
Ground unitAttacks: Ground only
Spend a prepared brood on a timed attack from living territory.
It reserves supply, expires and provides no recyclable value. Grouped creatures are vulnerable to area damage.
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A slow, walking woodland giant that hurls real stone projectiles at ground units and aircraft. Temporary autonomous support from a captured Stone Grove.
Ground unitAttacks: Ground and air
Capture a Stone Grove to open another front. Its steady ranged fire can pressure exposed troops and aircraft while your own army fights elsewhere.
Slow and weak against armor and buildings. It attacks automatically, leaves after 45 seconds and cannot capture objectives, board transports or be copied. You cannot redirect it as part of your army.
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A fast, fragile bark creature that rushes exposed workers. Skitter Nests and Stone Groves send it on temporary, autonomous ground raids.
Ground unitAttacks: Ground only
Secure a Skitter Nest to threaten an unguarded economy: its raiders seek nearby visible workers. The skitter in a Stone Grove wave follows ordinary attack-move alongside the Stone Thrower instead of using the nest’s worker-hunting orders.
Only 45 HP and poor damage against armor and structures. Cannot attack aircraft. Each Skitter leaves after 45 seconds; camp allies cannot be controlled, transported, copied or used to capture another camp.
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A fast autonomous ground raider from a captured Saboteur Den, specialized in attacking exposed base infrastructure.
Ground unitAttacks: Ground only
Capture its Highlands camp to threaten visible supply depots, resonance anchors and nodes, living roots or catalyst extractors along the raid route.
Armed defenders take priority over economic targets and can screen the approach. Saboteurs cannot attack aircraft or inspect hidden infrastructure. They provide temporary support and cannot be commanded or transported.
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