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 Replicant Alloy
 |Creates a Mending Motor, a powerful prism that will heal nearby clockwork mobs, structures, and Servant cyborgs. It starts with '''2500W''' of power in alloy.<br>
-It is very inefficient and will consume large amounts of both power and alloy if there are large numbers of damaged clockwork mobs, structures, or Servant cyborgs nearby.<br>
+It is relatively inefficient and will consume large amounts of both power and alloy if there are large numbers of damaged clockwork mobs, structures, or Servant cyborgs nearby.<br>
 Striking it with Replicant Alloy will refill it at a rate of 1 Alloy to '''2500W''' of power.<br>
-It requires '''200W''' of power to repair clockwork mobs, '''250W''' of power to repair clockwork structures, and '''300W''' of power to repair Servant cyborgs.
+It requires '''50W''' of power to attempt repair, and can spend up to '''200W''' on a single object if that object is damaged enough.
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 |Mending Motors will heal nearby clockwork mobs, structures, and Servant cyborgs while active, and start with '''2500W''' of power in alloy.<br>
 Striking it with Replicant Alloy will refill it at a rate of 1 Alloy to '''2500W''' of power.<br>
-It requires '''200W''' of power to repair clockwork mobs, '''250W''' of power to repair clockwork structures, and '''300W''' of power to repair Servant cyborgs.
+It requires '''50W''' of power to attempt repair, and can spend up to '''200W''' on a single object if that object is damaged enough.
-|Mending Motors, while quite inefficient, are still more efficient at repairs than Clockwork Proselytizers.
+|Mending Motors, while quite inefficient, are still far more efficient at repairs than Clockwork Proselytizers.
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