The Phoenix Medic, played

What each point does

• On entering the map the script hides Revive and switches Emergency mode off. Point 1 turns Emergency mode on and shows Revive; point 2 raises both a level; point 3 raises them again and hands her the Phoenixrebirth buff, the phoenix icon on her status bar.
• Under the 1 Life modifier Revive stays hidden and the rebirth is never given: the tree is Emergency mode and nothing else. The community's page says the same.
• Revive is the Combat Medic's ability, level for level: 180, 120 then 100 energy, 90, 80 then 60 s, a cast of 7, 6 then 4.5 s (the tooltip rounds the last to 5), range 3, on F, with a progress bar, and it can be cancelled, so stand still.

Phoenix Birth, as the script runs it

• She dies, a fire covers the spot, and 7 s later she stands where she fell through the same routine a medic's Revive uses: jam cleared, the magazines she dropped back in her bag.
• As she stands, a kinetic wave goes out 8 around her: every hostile unit in it takes 400 to 480 damage, apart from structures and anything in stasis or invulnerable, and the ones that are not massive are thrown back over 1.5 s. She is invulnerable, and unarmed, for 5 s.
• The next rebirth is 600 s away, counted from this one, and it is only handed back once she is alive: if she is dead at that mark it waits for someone's Revive.
• While she is down the map holds a pause flag, from her death to half a second after she stands. The two game-over checks read it and do not end the game if she was the last soldier standing. The medic-alive checks read it too, so she still counts as a living medic for the scientist mission. Nothing else in the script reads it. The rebirth is not a revive on her own tally.
• The one thing that stops it is the map's definitive death flag, set when the DRDS resonator is destroyed and its mission fails.

The healing ring

• Medical Aura is a ring around her that is always on, with no button and no energy. Every biological friendly inside it, minis included, gets a heal each second and a little move speed; the buff fades a second after leaving the ring.
• Veteran Medic 1 and 2: radius 12, 1 life a second, +0.02 move speed. Veteran Medic 3 and 4: radius 14, 1.8 a second, +0.04. Veteran Medic 5: radius 16, +0.06, and a heal the map's data puts at 0.7 a second, not the 2.5 the tooltip says.
• Nothing you press changes it: the ring is three buffs on her unit, each gated by her Veteran Medic level. The data also defines a Medical Aura toggle, but it sits on no unit's ability list, and the script disables it as she enters the map anyway.

The Medical Drone

• Medical Drone · Veteran Medic 1 · 190 energy, 90 s cooldown, 3 s cast, and only while you have none: the button needs no Medical Drone of yours on the field.
• A unit of its own that you order like any other: 180 life, 200 energy with 2.5 a second coming back, speed 3, sight 8.
• It heals biological friendlies on its own; the ability is the Medivac's heal, autocast included. The effect data puts it at 10 life a second for 5 energy a second, where the button's text says 15 life per 1.5 energy. A full tank is 400 life, then what the regeneration pays for.
• It is mechanical, so an Assault Engineer's Armor Upgrade (+5 armor) and Battery Upgrade (+50 energy) take on it: both check only that the target is a machine.

The self panel

Five keys on the class panel, each casting on yourself: F1 Stimulants, F2 Nano, F3 Anabolic, F4 Cognitive, F5 Pain Killer.

• The panel is the class mini panel checkbox in the options; while it is hidden the keys do nothing.
• Each key picks the version your skill allows: F1 casts Stimulants at Veteran Medic 3 and 4 and the improved one at 5; F2 casts the Nano at Veteran Medic 2 and 3 and the improved one at 4 and 5; F3 the improved Anabolic from Augmentation 4, F4 and F5 their improved versions at Augmentation 5.
• It is the ordinary order put in front of whatever you were doing: same energy, same cooldown, same charges, and the ability is on cooldown for your patients afterwards.
• The Combat Medic Shield w37 is the exception: its own Improved Pain Killer on the wearer, independent of the skill.

The revive tally

• Every 5th soldier you revive in a game pays XP (4, then 6, 10, 16 and so on); 12 in one game is a medal; 40 across your games unlock a decal. Only other players' soldiers count, which is why the rebirth does not.
• A revived soldier stands where he fell, jam cleared, the magazines he dropped at death put back in his bag, and his camera panned onto him.
• Vehicles are not yours: the tank, the walker, the helicopter, the Rjx-73 and the APC come back through an engineer's Reconstruct.
• When no Combat or Phoenix Medic is alive the map can start the scientist escort, once per game. It is skipped under the 1 Life modifier and in most of the special game modes. Walking the scientist home is what leaves the Medical Bot behind. She counts as a medic for that check, her rebirth pause included. The Combat Medic's guide has that mission and the bot in full.
• Z is SITREP: 3 s cooldown, it lists and pings every soldier on foot under 75 % life or carrying an ailment, the dead ones too. Players sitting in a vehicle are skipped.

The gun

• 135 to 154 damage every 1.3 s at range 10.5, 25 rounds a magazine, a 4 s reload that Soldier Skills and Quick Thinking shorten, and it jams like a rifle. The shot is full damage within 0.2 of the target and half damage in a 90 degree cone out to 1.
• Soldier Skills 2, 'MOS-specific ability' in the tooltip, is nothing for her: the trigger that hands the Combat Medic its hidden Marksmanship buff listens to the Combat Medic's learn ability, and nothing but Phoenix Core listens to hers. The community's page says 'no MOS-specific ability' too.

Three shotguns and a stabilizer

• ISS-7: attack speed x1.3, the same shell. Winch SX7: 175 to 200 damage at range 11.5, its spread a 15 degree cone out to 4 at 60 %, the 'mono target' of its text. SPAS 18: 148 to 170 damage every 1.04 s at range 12.5, +0.05 move speed. The ISS-7 will not go with either of the other two, and the Winch not with the SPAS.
• The Magnetic Stabilizer is for four classes and she is one: every hit stuns 0.2 s (0.4 with the improved one an Assault Engineer crafts), armored and massive immune, +1 range. The stun trigger fires on the base gun, the SPAS and the Winch alike. The community's page picks it 'for a support class'.

Skill identifiers

• First slot: Energetic or Battle Buddy, 'to increase healing efficiency'. Second slot: Light Armor, Twinkle Toes or Barbaric, for survivability. Twinkle Toes is not sold on the officer track; Battle Buddy is an achievement unlock.
• Pick the Medic as your Battle Buddy and, once per game, Stetmann drops in instead of a mini medic: a Nano and a Repair, no gun. Walk him onto the terminal in the north of Thalim and, after 18 s of radio talk, every player gets his upgrade. The City Guard's militia drones move faster and hit harder, and your own Medical Drone gains 0.2 move speed. The Combat Medic's guide has the rest of what he does.

Items and guns

• Kinetic Integrator, energy cells and the Medic Shield: 'most Phoenix Medic abilities have energy costs'. The shield is a medics-only drop: +1 armor, +20 life, +1.1 energy a second, a 10 range motion sensor and its own Improved Pain Killer.
• A shotgun 'for self defense'; the three above are the ones her data allows.
• An MGL with 40mm grenades against a LLicker and T3 hordes.
• Kevlar Body Armor for survivability 'without loss of move speed'. Lift Boots, or OPA in place of the Kevlar, also for survivability. Of the two armors the OPA is the one that touches your speed, by +0.05.