Reapers

Leviathans
Mirroring the Precursors' appearance, Leviathans are posed as the Reapers' primary invasion force. They are massive, dreadnought-sized ships capable of transporting adjacent units inside them. They are equipped with a focused plasma cannon capable of inflicting massive devastation, making them massively efficient in space battles. There are several Leviathan archetypes within the Reaper armada.


 * Overlord:
 * Harbinger:
 * Capital Ship:

Harvesters
Harvesters are only 160 meters in height, but possess a formidable capacity for destruction, with their main gun easily capable of destroying cruisers in seconds. Unlike Capital Ships, they have four main legs, along with five jointed appendages encircling their "head". The frontal plates of a Harvester can fold to the sides, exposing a powerful beam weapon. They are used to escort the Capital Ships, destroying smaller targets such as frigates. On the ground, they are capable of unfolding their legs and walking to support the Husks, becoming extremely powerful heavy walkers. They are nigh-immune to ground vehicle fire and not at all fragile in space. They are also armed with an electromagnetic pulse generator and the ability to manipualte mass effect fields. When a harvesting cycle commences, the Harvesters are dropped into the target worlds and tasked with deploying and commanding smaller Reaper units. Once the world is conquered, the Harvester is used by the Reapers to convert organics into new Reaper units. Much like Leviathans, the Harvester is capable of independent thought and verbal communication.

Husks
Several members of the Reaper contingent consist of repurposed specimens from previous harvesting cycles. These, in particular, serve as the Reaper army's ground soldiers and answer directly to a Harvester. When the harvest begins, they are parked by the Harvesters on unconquered worlds to weaken the local populace, making its collection easier. Unlike the Leviathans and Harvesters, Husks are uncapable of independent will and answer directly to the closest Reaper consciousness.

These units include:


 * To be added

Splicers
Though not Reapers themselves, the Splicers were foreseen as a viable replacement for Husks. Directly under the Overlord's command, the Splicers were a failed experiment by the Reapers to fuse organics and synthetics using prothean remnants, in an attempt to preserve their organic origins and avoid the loss of their identity. Unfortunately, they still proved to be less efficient than the standard cybernetic units used in previous cycles, and following the Harbinger's destruction, were placed as a backup plan to initiate the Reaper invasion, researching species native to the Milky Way at the time to learn how they could be more efficiently harvested, in addition to building the Overlord's Eye, a Harvester unit which would serve as a proxy for their master.