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“…Mobile support robot able to quickly get into the thick of battle and repair damaged allies. Possesses moderate firepower.…” – in-game description

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Purchase Information
In-Game Cost	Real Value	Exp Level
10,000 or 14,000	$100	18
Robot Information
Class	Ability	Faction
Medium	Support	EvoLife
Base Statistics
Level	Durability	Speed
1	79,000	43 kph
Armaments			Standard Paint Jobs
Hardpoints	2x Light + 1x Medium
Default Weapons	2x Pin + 1x Tulumbas
Module Slots			Legendary Paint Jobs
Active	Yes		N/A
Passive	3
Other			Legendary Pilots
Tier	III		N/A
Wiki Class	Medium

Workshop Production Information
1 Day Cost	3 Day Cost
220,000	750,000
Components	Components
80	230

Introduction

The Mender is a medium robot with 1 medium and 2 light hardpoints.

Ability

The Mender's ability is called Support. The robot gains increased movement speed (33%), damage reduction (70%), and emits 7 healing pulses at the beginning of ability activation. These healing pulses repair a fixed number of hit points (see table, the higher the robot's level the more hit points it can repair) to any number of allies located in the Mender's healing radius (the green circle surrounding the Mender), including itself. A robot's hit points can only be repaired up to 80% of any damage taken, so it is not possible to be fully repaired. This ability has a 15-second cooldown phase.

Strategy

When not using its ability, Mender has above-average speed with a below-average health pool.  That, coupled with relatively low firepower (one Medium and two Light hardpoints) makes Mender vulnerable to most bots.  However when Mender activates its ability it is very good for close-in engagement ("brawling") and supporting teammates on the front lines.  The "Murder Turtle" can be a lifesaver, turning a bad situation around due to its ability to rapidly repair both allies and itself.

In each of its 4 repair "pulses" the Mender repairs roughly 10% (per pulse) of its durability at max level (Level 12 Mark II). So in first approximation, the Mender in support mode behaves roughly as having 40% higher durability than it has in reality. Together with the fact that it suffers only half damage (during the ability's duration), its durability (at max level) is roughly that of a robot with 2.8 times the Mender's hit point value. This can vary of course depending on when Mender receives damage while its ability is activated (since the repair pulses are released at the beginning and do not last for the entire duration). 

Since the Mender is an excellent support bot for brawling, it's recommended to use close-range weapons with high damage per second (DPS) burst capability.

As for any robot with a special ability affecting its survivability (Pursuer, Inquisitor etc.), an important factor in evaluating the damage a setup can produce is the amount it can deal while the ability is active, since you will likely want to avoid being out in the open when the ability wears off. 

Threat Measure

One of the 4 healing robots, Mender is equipped with a medium and 2 light hardpoints, capable of doing moderate damage before having to retreat after the ability ends.  It is considered a moderate threat in higher leagues, and a high threat in lower- and mid-leagues.

Possible Setups

These setups are recommended for the Mender:

Note: Each slot type is filled with only one particular weapon. For example, if a robot has 3 light all three of those slots are filled with Pinatas, as mixing weapons of the same slot type is not advisable.

Close Range (350m or less)

Slot Types →	Medium Slot ↓	Light Slot (Opt. 1) ↓	Light Slot (Opt. 2) ↓
#Slots →	x1	x2	x2	Name (If Applicable) ↓
Setup 1 →				Mini-Death Button (Opt. 1)
Setup 2 →				Mini-Plasma Death Button
Setup 3 →				Mini-Leadhose (Opt. 1)
Setup 4 →				Kinetic Shotgun (Opt. 1)
Setup 5 →				Mini-Nuke
Setup 6 →				Energy Shotgun (Opt. 1)

Mid-Range (500-600m)

Slot Types →	Medium Slot ↓	Light Slot (Opt. 1)↓	Light Slot (Opt. 2) ↓	Light Slot (Opt. 3) ↓
#Slots →	x1	x2	x2	x2
Setup 1 →
Setup 2 →
Setup 3 →

Mark I Statistics

Purchase Information

Level	Durability	Repair Per Pulse (x4)	Speed	Cost
1	79,000	5,340	43	10,000 or 14,000

Upgrade Information

Level	Durability	Repair Per Pulse (x4)	Speed	Cost	Time
2	84,000	5,870	44	100,000	2 hours
3	89,000	6,460	45	200,000	5 hours
4	95,000	7,110	47	400,000	14 hours
5	101,000	7,820	48	2,000,000	1 day 4 hours
6	107,000	8,600	49	3,000,000	2 days 4 hours
7	114,000	9,460	50	4,000,000	2 days 18 hours
8	121,000	10,410	52	8,000,000	3 days 18 hours
9	129,000	11,450	53	13,000,000	4 days 10 hours
10	137,000	12,600	53	25,000,000	4 days 20 hours
11	146,000	13,860	53	35,000,000	5 days 4 hours
12	155,000	15,250	53	45,000,000	5 days 10 hours

	Cost	Time
Totals	135,700,000	30 days 13 hours

Mark II Statistics

Purchase Information

Level	Durability	Repair Per Pulse (x4)	Speed	Cost
1	155,000	15,250	53	500

Note: Level 12 Mark I is required to enhance (purchase) to Mark II.

Upgrade Information

Level	Durability	Repair Per Pulse (x4)	Speed	Cost	Time
2	157,900	15,530	53	1,500,000	1 day
3	160,800	15,810	53	2,000,000	2 days
4	163,700	16,090	53	4,000,000	3 days
5	166,600	16,370	53	16,000,000	3 days
6	169,500	16,650	53	16,000,000	3 days
7	172,400	16,930	53	16,000,000	3 days
8	175,300	17,210	53	16,000,000	3 days
9	178,200	17,490	53	16,000,000	3 days
10	181,100	17,770	53	16,000,000	3 days
11	184,000	18,050	53	16,000,000	3 days
12	186,900	18,330	53	16,000,000	3 days

	Cost	Time
Totals	135,000,000	30 days

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Update History

Version	Changes
6.3.0	Repair pulse : 4 → 7 Movement speed increase from ability increased by 30% Damage resistance from ability: 50% → 70% Mender starts repairing immediately after ability activation
6.0.1	Workshop Prices Changed (Ag/Components): 1 day; 290,000/60⟶230,000/80 3 day; 950,000/170⟶750,000/230 Total Upgrade Time: 39 days 13 hours⟶30 days 13 hours Now available for 14,000 gold (can still be produced via Workshop 2.0)
5.0.0	Number of healing pulses (during ability) increased from 3 → 4 Repair per pulse decreased by 18% Ability duration increased from 7 seconds → 8 seconds
4.8.0	Total Upgrade Time: 49 days 8 hours 30 minutes⟶39 days 13 hours
4.7.0	New skin: Medic (Community) Total Upgrade Time: 58 days 17 hours⟶49 days 8 hours 30 minutes
4.6.0	Bug fix: Repair no longer fails to work in certain circumstances
4.5.0	Total Upgrade Time: 64 days 17 hours⟶58 days 17 hours
4.3.0	New skin: Qilin Durability increased by 11% Repair ability increased by 9%
4.0.0	Robot was added to the game

Trivia

• Assuming a player can manage 250,000 Ag per battle, it would take 795 battles (5 days 12 hours 30 minutes of continuous play) to earn enough silver to upgrade Mender to level 12
• This robot is one of three robots that are able to repair allies (or itself without using healing modules), the others being Weyland and Tyr
• Mender's paint job, "Qilin" (Chinese: 麒麟), or "Kirin", is a mythical hooved chimerical creature known in Chinese and other East Asian cultures, said to appear with the imminent arrival or passing of a sage or illustrious ruler
• Mender is one of the fastest robots in the game by having the speed of 70.49KM/H when its ability is activated. It remains slower than an Overloaded Hellburner and a hunting Pursuer
• When Mender's skill is activated, its 'current' HP can be on par with an Invader of its same level, with only a 4.6% HP difference
• Mender is the only robot that has "arms" (when the ability is activated, the Mender "hugs" itself)
• This robot was added on May 23, 2018.