Ghandros

Overview
Whether it’s the plasma guns, or the high roundhouse kicks, your Ghandros Thralls will be a sight to behold, and to beware. They can strike from far or near. Outfit your Sanctum with alloy and crude-force blocks. Complement bright data-beacons with high yield radiation traps, and watch your enemies glow with envy, as well as their Thralls. A Ghandros Horde is the perfect choice for you technophiles. Brought to you by Flint Industries, the first name in cyborgs - Flint.

History
At the end of the 3rd millennium, many advancements were made in the field of robotics and cybernetics. On the edge of artificial intelligence, the resources were shifted to enable the fusion between man and machine. The first experiences had a great success, even if certain incompatibilities between the nervous system and the artificial intelligence directives led to incorrect phonetic codifications. The artificial organisms could communicate between themselves, but the human ear barely understood the weird language, even though the words were based on the Galactic Standard (S.G.). The revolutionary advances that followed made these primitive cyborgs obsolete, but not fallen in neglect. The Ghandros are modeled after the experiments of that era.

There aren't many plans for the first attempts on robotic "life forms". Thanks to a meticulous investigation and an intense desire to present an authentic looking Ghandros Horde, Flint Industries found success where many failed. Being one of the innovators in artificial life forms, the company launched with a great advantage. With a combination of CQC and long range attacks, these Thralls are a delight to see, but not face.

Thralls
Golem: Cyborg, based on the original battle android LX-60.

Drone: Pervader, the Omni-tron the first functional android, updated and polished.

Mole: Traumaton, modified version of the Lotox, an old CDC robot.

Brain: Overseer, reminds of the Alpha-2, pioneer in robotics for tactical and disturbance squads.

Sanctum
For most of the Contenders and followers of the Nexagon, it's the most familiar Sanctum style between the available. The Ghandros Sanctum will be almost like your home. With an object design taken from the common city streets, with a few odds and ends from the model period, Flint Industries expresses a bold opinion.

The Chin-Tow expresses itself with boldness when launching a scorching plasma ball: "Passage Denied!", but if that wasn't enough, the hidden radiation and proton traps offer a bigger incentive to keep your distance. Abundantly illuminated with Data Beacons and the Polar Archway, a Ghandros Sanctum is a delight to look at, a wonder of combination and Crudeforce.

Trivia
Despite claiming their thralls are cyborgs, none shows signs of being made out of organic matter.