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Melee Weapon

Type - Melee weapon
Damage - 25
Rate of Fire - Slow
Range - Close

Type - Semi-automatic pistol
Damage - 5
Magazine Size - 18 rounds
Maximum Ammunition - 150 rounds
Ammunition Type - 9x19mm parabellum
Rate of Fire - Semi-automatic
Effective Range - Good
Range - Short to medium

Overwatch Sniper Rifle
rifle

Type Stationary sniper rifle

Technical specifications
Damage Instant kill to human-sized beings

Ammunition Type Dark energy

Rate of Fire Approximately 3-5 seconds

Range Extremely far




.357 Magnum
Hand Gun

Type - Revolver
Damage - 40
Magazine Size - 6
Maximum Ammunition -18
Ammunition Type - .357 Magnum
Rate of Fire - Medium-low
Effective Range - Perfect
Range - Short to extremely long

SPAS-12
Shotgun

Type - Pump-action shotgun
Magazine Size - 6 rounds
Maximum Ammunition - 30 rounds
Ammunition Type - 12-gauge buckshot shells
Rate of Fire - Slow
Effective Range - Poor
Range - Short to Medium, effectiveness decreases with distance

MP-7
Sub-Machine Gun

Type - Submachine gun
Damage - 3
Magazine Size - 45 rounds
Maximum Ammunition - 225 rounds
Ammunition Type - 4.6x30mm amounition, rifle grenades
Rate of Fire - High
Effective Range - Poor
Range - Short to Medium

Type - Assault Rifle
Damage - 8 per pulse shot
100 per energy orb (instant death to human-sized enemies)
Magazine - Size 30 pulses
1 Combine Energy Core
Maximum Ammunition - 90 pulses
3 Combine Energy Cores
Fire Mode - Automatic
Ammunition Type - Pulse Clips
Rate of Fire - High
Effective Range - Moderate
Range - Short to Medium

Type - crossbow
Damage - 100 (instant death to human-sized enemies)
Magazine Size - 1
Maximum Ammunition - 11
Ammunition Type - Heated Rebar
Effective Range - Excellent
Range - Very Long

Type - Explosive
Damage - 125
Maximum Ammunition - 5
Range - Medium

Type - Biological
Damage - none
Maximum Ammunition - Infinite
Ammunition Type - N/A
Range - Short
other- this is from an antlion guard, an organ from an atlion guard. Once the organ is thrown and hits the target it'll blow up! attracting antlions

Type - Guided Missile Launcher
Damage - DEATH if direct hit ((200))
Magazine Size - 1
Maximum Ammunition - 3
Ammunition Type - Rockets
Rate of Fire - n/a
Effective Range - Varies on target
Range - Medium to Long

Type - Automatic pistol
Damage - low
Magazine Size - 30 rounds
Maximum Ammunition - 150
Operation - Automatic
Rate of Fire - high
Effective Range - medium
Range - Short/medium

Type - Lever-action rifle or slug gun
Damage - High
Magazine Size - 2
Ammunition Type - .357 Magnum
Rate of Fire - Low
Effective Range - Perfect
Range - Medium-Long

Civil Protection officers, referred to in brief as CPs, Metrocops or Metropolice, are essentially the thought police of all urban areas on Earth, including City 17. They keep Citizens in line through use of verbal and physical intimidation and, in some cases, summary execution. City 17's Civil Protection force also patrols the outlying canals for escapees.

The City Scanner, also known as Scanner Type I and often referred to simply as Scanner, is a lightly armored, flying security camera used by the Combine to monitor City 17's (and possibly other cities) residents. Its Synth counterpart is the Shield Scanner.

The Combine Advisors are the face of the Combine Empire on Earth, and are possibly the original master race behind the alien empire. In terms of size, an Advisor is about as large as a rhinoceros. They are able to hover, possibly through some form of anti-gravity technology, but most likely some form of telekinesis, as they seem to have some other psychic abilities.

The Armored Personnel Carrier (also known as APC) is a Combine armored transport used by Overwatch and Civil Protection units.

The Combine Dropship, or simply Dropship is used by Combine forces to quickly send units to areas they are needed by air.

The Combine Gunship, or simply Gunship, is a powerful, autonomous aircraft that combines aspects of an airplane and a helicopter with Synth technology.

A mini tank with large claws and a pulse cannon, moves kinda fast

Overwatch Soldiers are intelligent infantry units of the Combine Overwatch. They generally work in squads and have a variety of attack methods. While Civil Protection officers have jurisdiction over the relatively minor affairs of policing the cities and enforcing compliance, Overwatch Soldiers can be found everywhere, and form the backbone of the Combine's military presence on earth. Standard Overwatch Soldiers are the most common soldier variant.

Overwatch Soldiers travel by way of APCs or Dropships. When attacking an area, soldiers are inserted by the latter.

An overwatch soldier who uses a high powered sniper in buildings, nesting themselves near windows.

The Overwatch Elite are specialized, higher-ranking Overwatch Soldiers. Sporting a distinctive white uniform and helmet with single ocular lens, the Elites are the deadliest of the Combine Overwatch infantry. While all Overwatch units have been transfigured by Combine technology, it is theorized that Overwatch Elite infantry have been altered even further than standard soldiers. Overwatch Elite infantry are similar to standard Overwatch infantry, except for a few key differences.

The Hopper Mine is an anti-personnel proximity mines that hop into the air towards the target before exploding, much like a bouncing betty. These mines are carried and deployed by Shield Scanners. They are vaguely dome-shaped with three sharp "legs". When dropped, the mines use these legs to bounce around until they land facing up on a smooth surface. They then jam the legs into the ground, attaching themselves very firmly.

Green: The mine is armed and considers whoever is close to it to be a friend.
Red: The mine is armed and considers whoever is close to it to be an enemy.
Blue: The mine is neutral and has not yet armed itself.
Orange: The mine is in panic mode, having been rooted from the ground (with the gravity gun) and is uncontrollably attempting to re-grip the ground
No light: The mine has not yet been activated.

Fast and powerful, the Combine Hunter-Chopper is a support aircraft used to provide heavy fire support for Combine forces and, as the name implies, is used for hunting down and destroying resistance fighters and other targets. Like the Combine APC, this vehicle is a conventional human design (resembling certain modern-day designs like Russian Mi-28 Havok or American RAH-66 Comanche), but reimagined by the Combine, using their technology. The most notable change is a large, jet engine-like turbine below the Hunter-Chopper's body, much like that of the Combine Gunship's. Another change is the fact that the rotor tail of the Hunter-Chopper wags back and forth, like a dolphin's tail. This might be a reference to the Eurocopter Dauphin.

The Hunter-Chopper is crewed by two Overwatch Soldiers, a pilot and a gunner.

The Manhack (referred to as "viscerator" by the Combine Overwatch, and simply "hacks" by the Citizens and Rebels) is a flying, gyroscope-like device. Manhacks have three razor-sharp blades which constantly spin at extremely high speeds. Their spinning blades produce a high-pitched whirring sound, which often is a good indicator of them being nearby. The blades are powerful enough to cut and break through wooden obstacles, but not stronger materials such as metal or concrete. They are programmed with very little concept of self-preservation, careening off walls and through objects in their single-minded pursuit of their target.

The Rollermine is an electrically charged, spherical device slightly larger than a soccer ball that reacts to movement within a sizable radius. Rollermines are used as offensive and defensive traps by the Combine. As the name implies, they roll towards enemies and electrocute them via close-range electric shocks. Extensively used along the coastal roads, they are deployed from the air by Combine Dropships, in groups of two to four. Upon landing, the mines will remain inert or, if they land on softer terrain like soil or gravel, they will burrow themselves into the ground, remaining almost invisible. When an enemy target is detected, the roller mine will pop out of hiding and roll towards it in a relatively straight line.

Consisting of a beetle-like carapace and three jointed legs, Striders serve as the Combine's main heavy ground assault unit in Half-Life 2. The three long legs of the Strider are tipped with sharp spikes for impaling targets and clearing debris. While walking about or attacking, Striders produce a host of different, electronic sounding vocalizations, such as growls, groans, whoops, and howls - when killed, they give a mournful cry. In addition, Striders will leak a yellowy substance when damaged and apparently contain a biological cerebral unit that looks very much like a human brain, providing evidence to their being a fusion of living flesh and machine. Individual Striders are often used to patrol off-limits city streets and provide heavy support for groups of soldiers. However, in full-scale military combat, striders are used instead as heavy artillery to destroy all structures in an area as a means of removing all entrenched hostile forces. Striders fit both roles well due to their various weapons and remarkable (considering they are tripods, and extremely large) maneuverability on even the harshest terrain. Despite their height, Striders can crawl through tunnels to chase enemy combatants and "dig" through underground obstacles using their warp cannon.

In wilderness areas, Striders are often accompanied by Hunters which act as escorts to destroy smaller targets. During the Combine offensive against White Forest, Striders are used to destroy the outer buildings surrounding the Resistance base, including the Magnusson Device teleporters.

Striders may also be transported to and from combat zones by dropships. When being transported they will fold their legs into a compact shape that allows them to be transported.

Weaponry
Besides impaling targets with their long legs, Striders are also armed with two ranged weapons. The first is an anti-personnel pulse turret mounted between a pair of compound eyes on the front of the Strider's carapace. The second (and by far more powerful) weapon is a "warp cannon" mounted on the Strider's belly. This cannon not only causes scenic destruction but also inflicts massive splash damage that will vaporize anything in proximity to the area of impact. Prior to the warp cannon's discharge, a thin blue laser indicates where the Strider is aiming and the air surrounding the cannon's barrel will be distorted by a blue aura.

The Hunter, originally known as the Mini Strider, is a fast and efficient synth used by Combine forces as a scout and escort. Although possessing less firepower and armor than their larger tripodal cousin, Hunters are much more agile and speedy. A Hunter will normally attempt to engage opponents at medium range, allowing it to fire fléchette rounds with great accuracy. If targets should take cover, Hunters will fire their fléchettes in such a way that their targets will be caught in the splash damage when the fléchettes explode. Fléchette explosions cause a matter vaporization effect similar to dark energy cores. If a target is too far away, the Hunter will often charge to both ram it and close the distance.

It is assumed that Hunters are not particularly well suited to urban combat situations as most of their tactics (which rely on speed, range, and maneuverability) are strongly impaired in close quarters. If multiple Hunters are deployed in the same mission area, they use pack hunting tactics like flanking and suppression fire.

Hunters have occasionally been seen unleashing all its ammo at a target just before death, in the hope of taking its killer with it.

The product of extreme, brutal Combine engineering, a Stalker is a human who has had their bodies physically altered by the Combine. Their limbs have been removed, along with most organs, fat, as well as muscle have also been removed and what appear to be metallic augmentations added to parts of their body. A stalker can't talk, and instead can only make roars, most likely because its vocal cords, or perhaps entire larynx, has been removed, as the metallic hole in their throats suggests. For ease of maintenance and to bring a physical dependence on the Combine, the stalker's digestive tract has been removed, resulting in the stalkers surviving solely on a saline solution that the Combine provides.All stalkers appear to come from men, as they have a male facial shape. However, this may simply be a developer oversight. It could also be that their bodies are so radically altered that the entire concept of gender no longer applies to them.

The Antlion is a voracious insect-like Xen creature which inhabit the Half-Life universe in great numbers. Antlions are social creatures which live in large underground colonies. The most common variety of the species is known simply as "Antlion", however their society is made up of a number of different strains which serve different roles.
Type - Insect
Health - 30
Attack(s) - Claw gouge (5), Dive bomb (5) it flys in the air and then pounces back down on you.

The Antlion Worker or Acid-lion is a type of Antlion, only found in or near Antlion nests in which they perform various tasks including the tending of Antlion Grubs. They produce a corrosive acid (which is also a neurotoxin) which they use to create tunnels for the nest and also to ward off attackers.

The Antlion Guardian (referred to as "Ancient Guardians" by Vortigaunts) is a variant of the Antlion Guard. There are one per nest to protect the grub food and the eggs.
Type - Guardian
Attack(s) - Punt object, Headbutt, Neurotoxin

The Antlion Guard (also called Myrmidonts -or Myrmileonids, which means "Ant Lion" in Greek- by Vortigaunts) is much larger and stronger than the Antlion, and is a very formidable foe. Within the Antlion society, the Guards are used to defend the large catacombs of Antlion eggs.
Type - Guard
Health - 500
Attack(s) - Running head smash (20) then you fly, Headbutt (10), Punt objects (kinda death like wise when contacted with object)

Barnacles are stationary ceiling-dwelling aliens from Xen, first teleported to Earth during the Black Mesa Incident and, later, during the portal storms.
Type - Pest
Health - 35
Weapon(s) - Crushing bite (10, attacks repeatedly)

The Fast Headcrab is a sub-species of Headcrabs previously unknown before the Combine invasion. It is unknown whether they were native to Xen but never encountered before, a recent evolution, or whether they are the result of the genetic manipulation of a normal Headcrab by the Combine for use as biological weapons.
Type - Headcrab sub-species
Health - 10
Attack(s) - Bite (5)

The Fast Zombie is the result of a human host under the control of a Fast Headcrab. As the name implies, Fast Zombies are extremely agile, and can be quite intimidating when faced in large numbers
Type - Zombie
Health - 50
Attack(s) - Leaping Hit (10), Double Slash (6)

Headcrabs, also referred to as "head humpers" by Barney Calhoun and "parasitics" by the Combine Overwatch, are the most numerous and arguably iconic aliens in the series.
Type - Parasite
Health - 10
Attack(s) - Bite (5)

They are often placid at first, but quickly become hostile, especially should the player take action against them. The speed and viciousness of the Ichthyosaur make the underwater areas of Half-Life-2 some of the most frightening parts of the game.
Type - Wildlife
Weapon(s) - Claws (10), teeth (30)

The Leech, also known as Carnivorous Leech or Hagworm, is an aquatic creature from Xen. They suck the life out of you in classes.
Type - Wildlife
Weapon(s) - Teeth (10 per second)

The Poison Headcrab (also commonly known as the black headcrab), is a Headcrab subspecies encountered in Half-Life 2 and it's episodes. Like it's relations, the Poison Headcrab is able to infest and mutate humans into Zombies.
It is unknown whether Poison Headcrabs are a natural subspecies never encountered on Xen or a result of Combine genetic manipulation of the Standard Headcrab for use in Headcrab Shells.

Type - Headcrab sub-species
Health - 35
Attack(s) - Poison bite (drops the player's health to 1 instantly but can't kill outright)

A Poison Zombie is a human host under the control of a Poison Headcrab. The mutations that take place produce a bloated, slow-moving zombie that is capable of carrying additional Poison Headcrabs.
Type - Zombie
Health - 150
Attack(s) - Throw Poison Headcrab, Slash (20

The Zombie is a common enemy in the Half-Life series. They are created when a Headcrab attaches to the head of a suitable host and takes control over its victim's body, rendering the host a "headcrab zombie" (or "necrotic", as they are referred to by the Combine Overwatch). Ordinary zombies are referred to as "standard" or "classic" to distinguish them from the other types of zombies introduced in Half-Life 2, the Fast Zombie and the Poison Zombie.
Type - Zombie
Health - 50
Attack(s) - Claw swipe (10), double slash (20)

The Zombine or Combine Zombie is the result of a headcrab attaching to a Combine Overwatch Soldier. Alyx Vance coined the term "Zombine" as a portmanteau of "Zombie" and "Combine".
Type - Zombie
Health - 50
Attack(s) - Claw, grenade

Originally Posted by TehAgentGuy Name David Nguyen Age 27 Gender Male Apperance regular rebel but without a hat, Asian Weapons Stunstick (is that possible?), SMG1, pistol History A former regular police officer before the Combine took over Earth