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            "*": "Subscribe to the mediawiki-api-announce mailing list at <https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/mediawiki-api-announce> for notice of API deprecations and breaking changes."
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                "title": "Reaver",
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                        "*": "The '''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a riot bot from the [[Cloakbot Factory]].{{Autoinfobox zkunit\n| defname = cloakriot\n}}==Description==\nThe Reaver's devastating heavy Energy Machine Gun is effective versus most enemy units, in particular raiders. It performs poorly versus static defense, so do not use it as an assault unit. Counter by staying out of their range, as they are slow. Reavers quickly regenerate damage when out of combat.\n\n= Tactics and Strategy =\nThe Reaver is a fearsome combatant at close quarters, but suffers from low range and speed. As such, they are best employed in combination with another unit (like the [[Glaive]] or [[Ronin]]) which can deal with any opposing long-range attackers. Alternatively, an [[Iris]] or multiple [[Charon|Charons]] will let your Reavers close the distance before the opposition can react.\n\n{{Navbox units}}"
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                "title": "Reclaim Command",
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                        "*": "A constructor can un-build a unit or a structure and replenish resources. Some map features can give an amount of metal, energy or both in reclaim, depending on the map.\n\nKilled Units leave behind a wreck, debris or nothing. Reclaiming the remnants is encouraged and may lead to economic victory. However, reclaiming them does not provide energy.\n* Wrecks can hold 40% of the original unit metal value.\n* Debris can hold 20% of the original unit metal value.\n* Reclaiming an alive unit yields 80%.\n\n==Additional Information==\n* Resurrecting a wreck with Athena first refills reclaim bar for the wreck if it's not full yet.\n* Only case when you can receive full unit's worth is when you cancel unit production in factory.\n** Canceling factory production refunds only metal cost, energy cost is not refunded and is lost.\n* Reclaiming unfinished nanoframe seems to be particular case of reclaiming alive unit and as such, refunds 80% of metal cost.\n** You can reclaim your own nanoframes and alive units.\n** You can reclaim allied and enemy nanoframes (even if it is currently building). Allied reclaiming is generally considered offensive: Read the [[Zero-K:Code_of_Conduct|Code of Conduct]]!\n* Reclaim speed is the same as the constructor's build power. For reclaiming alive units, this means the metal income from reclaiming will only be half the constructor's build power due to only receiving 50% of the full metal value.\n\n\n{{Navbox commands}}\n[[Category:Resources]]"
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