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Possessed of a brilliant mind, Maxen easily grasps concepts beyond mortal understanding. Proof can be seen in his flock of mechanical Gearhawks. These helpful clockwork creatures perform tasks and may even be used as ammunition, in a pinch.

The first wave of Masters of the 8th Dimension units offered more conventional avenues of attack. The Abrogator is the pinnacle of such an approach, acting as a frontline leader of the combined forces of the 8th dimension. Like their visage, their strength also mimics The Preceptor. The Juror, on the other hand, is exactly the opposite, causing damage in ways never before seen on the battlefield. The mere presence of a juror dominates all before it.

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3 Voider grunts

1 Voider elite

1 Facilitator

The lesser combatants that accompany an attack from the Masters of the 8th Dimension each have a very specific purpose and vanish just as quickly as they appeared when that purpose has been achieved. Voiders are the most common of these strange constructs. They are spheres of rapidly spinning layered material that float serenely across a city and then suddenly spark to life, erasing anything nearby. Rarer sights but sure to be accompanying every attack are the floating pylons called Facilitators. They appear to direct the actions of their fellows and even call some of them into existence.

Flying over the battlefield like bloated, black-steel insects bristling with malefic firepower, the Aeternus Continuum's Nemesis warjacks are a terrifying sight to behold. Though clumsy on land, these machines are capable of achieving incredible speeds in the air. The Nemesis warjacks are relatively lightly armored to decrease weight and enable flight. To compensate, they are equipped with potent Arc fields that protect them from ranged and arcane attacks.

Among the dread rots of the grymkin, there is one dark soul spoken of in hushed tales meant to terrify misbehaving children. His name is Isaiah, and they call him the Dread Harvester. Myths claim that dread rots visit the wicked and exploitative mortals living in rural areas, claiming them as their own, but the folklore surrounding Isaiah is far more brutal.

There once was a bear named Bumbles. He loved to play, frolic, and tumble. He'd find new friends and protect their rear ends, without a single grumble.

Bumbles friends were the best. They armored his head, hands, and chest. When it was time to "play," Bumbles would slay to appease his friends' request.

When all their food was gone, Bumbles stopped following along. He wandered through snow, finding new friends to know, and with them he'd belong.

Yes, there once was bear named Bumbles. He loved to play, frolic, and….

“Bulkhead” was the nickname given to this Man-O-War Breacher, mostly due to his repeated use of his head as a battering ram during attacks on fortified structures. With no Armored Korps left to follow, Bulkhead began traveling the wastes doing what he does best: breaking things and keeping tinier things behind him from being broken.

Aline Bennet was once a star ace among Rocketman Corps, as well as a warcaster in training among the Crucible Guard. When the apocalypse came, most of Bennet’s Corps unfortunately perished. Instead of drowning in sorrow, however, Bennet buried her comrades and used their scavenged gear to build herself a new suit of armor, a suit that combined her skills as a warcaster with that of a high flying rocketman.

Kogan was a proud Tharn warrior who, like the rest of his tribe, managed to survive the apocalypse unscathed. While hunting in the wastes, Kogan had an unfortunate encounter with a large armored bear, which managed to tear his arm off before running away with it. It should have been the end of Kogan then and there, but as he lay bleeding out, he was discovered by another scavenger crew that took pity on him.