[SIDE] Morlock Wells

Morlock (Stabber): (8/4/1/4) (30)
The workers of Wells', these short strong humanoids are easily distinguished from the norm by their pale skin and black beady eyes. Clad in hodge-podge chainmail and armor, they eagerly relish the chance to attack.

Bouncer (Piker): (10/3/4/2/garrison) (20)
Trained to survive in the city's night-life, or to protect the rich and powerful, these tall imposing figures wear mesh shirts of woven metal under sharp dress vests, topped with featureless metal masks that cover the nose and mouth.

Arbalist (Archer): (5/7/2/2/garrison, ranged) (30)
Of more slender build, these skilled marksmen are often in fact women, dressed in loose fabric pants, tight sleeveless leather jerkins, and ornate arm-guards fastened with metal armbands.

Birds’ Eye (Scout): (3/0/0/11/flight, scout) (30)
These varied contraptions are the earliest models to be given magical sentience. Usually mechanical representations of birds or oversize insects, they gather intelligence from the sky.

DJs (Knight): (10/4/4/5/rider, simple rhyme-o-mancy (+dance-fighting), leadership, ranged) (90)
Rulers of the night-life, these suave artists vary greatly in garb and style, but all wear metallic gauntlets lined with tiny lights, that produce music when manipulated. They are chosen to practice their art in Wells' defense for their ability to effectively unite and lead units with the power of music.

Dwaco-mech (Special A): (6/3/3/5/mount(1), flight) (40)
More complex than the Birds' Eyes, these robotic copies of mythic dwagons are the staple mount for Wells' troops. Though they vary slightly depending on the creator, they are usually made from brass-colored alloys resistant to corrosion, and have glowing eyes of complimentary colors.

Mechanics (Special B): (6/5/3/3/rider, ranged) (40)
Using a variety of steampunk gadgets, these talented workers strike Wells' enemies from above, riding Dwaco-mechs they often built themselves.

Architects (Special C): (6/4/5/3/builder, surveyor, fabrication, siege) (80)
Regarded as the brightest minds Wells has to offer, these quirky inventors are always accompanied by a small cart that appears vastly bigger on the inside, based on the size of the objects they remove from it to quickly construct the perfect tool for the job at hand.

Pop-Star (Special D): (21/12/8/18/heavy, mount(3), breath weapon (sonic), frightening, siege, ranged, flight, fast) (250)
While Architects hold a city together and make it strong, Wells' most popular musicians do the same for their people. Borne aloft into battle on levitating platforms, they use their voices or instruments to reduce enemies and walls alike to dust. Just as their presence inspires a frenzy in their fans, it inspires terror in their enemies. Example names: Bieber-Fever, Becky-Black, Wink 182, and Purp!e

Sea-mech (Sloop): (6/2/2/9/8/water-capable) (60)
Designed to resemble oversize versions of sea creatures such as manta-rays and sea turtles, these swift constructs are beautifully designed and carved with a variety of metals.

Steamboat (Galley): (8/5/5/5/20/water-capable, ranged) (90)
Comparatively slower, these larger crafts puff their way along the surface of the water with rhythmic grace.

Showboat (Galleon): (13/8/8/5/40/water-capable, ranged) (130)
Larger still than a steamboat, these lavish machines transport units in style, with live entertainment (or in the presence of a master-class croakamancer, DEAD entertainment....picture skeletons dancing the Can-Can).