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Once the parasite can establish a hive it can begin to produce massive numbers of infection forms that spread out in search of new sentients to infect, and non-sapient animals on which to feed. Both ground and airborne infection forms are used as living weapons, hurling themselves at the enemy to overwhelm defenses and assimilate the unprepared. | {{Verbatim}} | ||
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:Once the parasite can establish a hive it can begin to produce massive numbers | |||
:of infection forms that spread out in search of new sentients to infect, and | |||
:non-sapient animals on which to feed. Both ground and airborne infection forms | |||
:are used as living weapons, hurling themselves at the enemy to overwhelm | |||
:defenses and assimilate the unprepared. | |||
Seeders are lighter-than-air Flood units that swim through the sky and attack aerial units. If a Seeder gets the killing blow, the crew are overwhelmed and the aircraft becomes Infected. Seeders only infect aircraft, but will "spit" shards of bone at ground targets. | :Seeders are lighter-than-air Flood units that swim through the sky and attack | ||
[[Category: | :aerial units. If a Seeder gets the killing blow, the crew are overwhelmed and the | ||
:aircraft becomes Infected. Seeders only infect aircraft, but will "spit" shards of | |||
:bone at ground targets. | |||
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