Gaiaterra: Elysea's Conflict/Mechanic Survivor

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The Mechanic Survivor is the engineering unit of the Minutemen Survivors. Planned to be voiced by Danny Trejo.

Overview
* TBA*

History
"I'll need some duct tape, a paperclip, and a stick of gum."

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In a revolutionary movement such as the Minutemen, rebel forces must constantly stay on the move, attacking and withdrawing. This tactic exacts its toll, however, for constant usage of vehicles and equipment exerts so much stress that even hardy vehicles such as Rangers need fixing once in a while, and equipment such as the fiber optic cloaks on the Bulldogs break down.

When this happens, the Mechanic is the go-to guy (or girl) who fixes up everything to wrench wench quality. These engineers rarely have any type of formal education and are more often than not taught by their family or employer on how to fix everything from toasters to a Katsuragi sports car. They do this through a combination of jury-rigging and good old Embry ingenuity. They are versed in most forms of "practical sciences", and can do anything ranging from mechanical repair to building improvised explosive devices from a lunch box, a couple of bottlecaps from soda bottles, a cherry bomb, and a homemade sensor device.

In addition, mechanics do not shy away from fighting either, carrying powerful but slow-firing break-action shotguns, which in many cases were assembled by the Mechanics themselves. While slow to fire, their homemade weapons are effective in ensuring that any unwary soldiers or guard dogs are taken out.

Mechanics are just as skilled in capturing neutral or enemy structures as other engineers; for them kind words (or the shotgun) get the job done.

Guardians of the Tacitus

 * Engineer (Aquila)
 * Field Engineer (Alliance)
 * Sapper (ADI)
 * Salaryman (Protectorate)
 * Defense Contractor (Andora)
 * Harvin Engineering Team (Empire)
 * Chemist (Community)

Destroyers of Balthazar

 * Combat Engineer (Voshkod)
 * Scholar (Brotherhood)
 * Mekboy (Horde)
 * Chop Shopper (MLA)
 * Eparch (Collective)
 * Arcanist (Encantadia)
 * Assimilator (Scrin)

Neutrals

 * Blacksmith (Coalition)
 * Heretic Engineer (Heralds)
 * Craftsman (Order)
 * Mechanic Survivor (Survivors)
 * Immune (Syndicate)
 * Warsmith (Conglomerate)
 * Techpriest (Legion)

Bonus Factions

 * Silent Night (ASA)
 * Lightforged Ulama (Bastion)
 * Engineering Creep (Rangers)
 * Forgotten Engineer (Pirates)
 * Brahmin (Elona)
 * Gungan Engineer (Ascalia)
 * SCV (Dominion)
 * Security Engineer (Security)
 * Machinenaut (Ascendancy)

DLC

 * Engineering Officer (Federation)
 * Military Engineer (Corona)
 * Spreyer Salvager (Party)
 * Technic (Skynet)
 * Monstadt Engineer (Elemental)
 * ... (Autocracy)
 * Drakken Engineer (League)
 * ... (Swarm)
 * Artillery Engineer (Confederation)
 * Kingdom Engineer (Kingdom)
 * ... (Goo)
 * Chosen Engineer (Imperium)
 * ... (Dynasty)
 * Gnoblar Engineer (Warlords)
 * ... (Cult)
 * Ardent Engineer (Raiders)
 * Theocracy Engineer (Theocracy)
 * Escher Gang Engineer (Insurgents)
 * CAST Medicant (Guardians)
 * Prober (Hierarchy)
 * ... (Sundered)
 * Tauren Engineer (Ecumene)
 * Wakfu Engineer (Concordat)
 * Contingent Engineer (Contingent)
 * Repairer of Elysea (Eden)
 * InGen Scientist (InGen)
 * ... (Hallows)
 * Ysoki Engineer (Commune)
 * Light Combat Engineer (Clique)
 * Guild Techmaker (Guild)
 * Engineer Ant (Threat)
 * Railroad Engineer (Traders)
 * Elf Repairwoman (Entente)
 * Possessed Engineer (Oblivion)
 * Majini Engineer (Corporation)
 * Unggoy Engineer (Covenant)
 * Institute Lab Doctor (Institute)