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Drone - a Drone can only be spawned by Overseers or in the spawn menu, they are little flying things that will attack any enemy That's shooting or nearby the Overseer. if spawned by the spawn menu and there is no Overseer, they will just wonder around and attack anything that gets to close or shoots at it, when you spawn a drone and then spawn a Overseer that Drone will immediately go near the Overseer in an act of protecting it. how it attacks is simple it try's to dive bomb the enemy. it also does low damage. they can not spawn out of an egg.
Worm - Similar to specimen 8's idea of the Seeker (I was inspired by it), the worm is a small hydra than can dig through most surfaces. It has a head of a Stinger and also small needles similar to Piercer heads on its body incase the prey tries to get too close for comfort. Rebel forces have found that apparently the Worm is quite similar to the Stinger, and was created to catch prey for the hive when its hungry, but are too far away for the hive to reach. Also the worm isn't attached to a hive, which allows it to go far distances away from the hive, while this might seem like a problem for the hydras because "Then how does the Worm survive?". Certain cameras have found that there are special parts of the hivemind that are designed for worms, allowing it to suck on the nutrients from the hive.
Mantis - This is a quite different hydra form than the ones most have encountered. The Mantis got its name from the fact that it has two claws attached to arms, this allows it to catch prey that are hiding behind cover or too far away to reach. The mantis also has a head that has a giant singular eye in the middle, giving it a better view about its surroundings, although this also presents a problem which is the fact that you can damage the eye causing it to go blind for a couple moments.