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==Skyfallers==
The fighting man of the hosts is the skyfaller. Clad in heat-retardant semi-powered armor, the skyfallers fear neither fire nor void, for they descend directly from spires to the planet's surface, braving the cold vacuum and the burning atmosphere to kill their enemy. Beside them are machines of war

The skyfaller wears a sort of semi-powered armor, that protects him from the heat of reentry and enemy fire. This armor, jagged and black, is equipped with a data visor and the magnetofield that slows its wearer's descent. For armament, the skyfaller takes the simple beam rifle capable of piercing most armors, but he may be armed with an arc projector or a beam lance to handle fortifications or armor respectively.

The size of the skyfallers' vehicular support is restricted by gravitational acceleration and power. Small enough for minimal acceleration and with a power plant that can indefinitely power a magnetofield, the linewalker is the scout vehicle of the skyfallers. The linewalker moves on two snakelike, fibrous legs that coil and whip around like tentacles; these flexible legs, coupled with sophisticated programming, let it traverse difficult terrain and climb buildings with ease, allowing the linewalker to access out-of-reach areas.

For heavy support the skyfallers cannot rely on ground vehicles, as such behemoths cannot be equipped cheaply with magneto fields powerful enough to slow their descent. Therefore, skyfallers rely on aircraft for fire support. The premier ground attack craft is the Y-shaped Anaconda, boasting multiple beam cannons and lances, as well as bombs and missiles in its two prongs. In addition, as a dedicated flyer capable of atmospheric reentry the anaconda has no need for a magnetofield.

Among the largest of the skyfallers' aircraft is the bulbous Terrapin. Brimming with blaze cannons and rocket launchers, and armored like no other aircraft, the Terrapin is a siege weapon in the skies, capable of breaking through the toughest resistance. However, it's sheer weight necessitates a powerful and expensive magnetofield to slow its descent, unlike lighter aircraft.