Fabricator

The fabricator is an immense machine first introduced to the world by the Pioneers who first settled the land and used these gigantic machines to build the first structures of their new homes. The fabricators, with the additional support of human hands and the smaller machines often called Fabricator Limbs, were able to create huge skyscrapers in a matter of months rather than the years it might takes humans alone. However now, long after the Pioneers have been cast into myth and legend, the huge fabricators loom within those first settlements, silent and proud. To date, none have been able to reawaken them for use and many have tried.

Physical Description
The fabricators are gigantic machines that tower over most buildings. Only a few skyscrapers manage to outrank the fabricators for height. This is because the machine was designed to build buildings its own height or smaller. It is common knowledge that many stragglers of society have set up make-shift homes within the remains of these goliath machines.

Its outer shell is made of strong metal, though the outmost layer has been corroded over the centuries and its lower levels have been sprayed or painted upon by graffitti artists. Massive pipes are found all over the frame, both inside and out, that would have delivered necessities to or away from relevant sections of the machine - when it was active. Many pipes extend above the machine as chimneys, billowing hazardous gases out of the machine's interior. Highly pliable arms are able to maneuver with precise skill and motions in order to create even the most intricate of designs for buildings. However the machine was only designed to work on one building at a time, so its arms are all forward-facing.

Upon its topmost level a command hub was designed, shaped almost like a head with an adornment at its very peak. The adornment would be a symbol of whatever faction controlled the machine. The hub was almost a formality as the machine was controlled and managed throughout the machine with very little over-management required, but it was believed necessary as a precaution.

The machine moves via great tracts beneath its monstrous hull and drag the tower along. They do not fare very well across incredibly rough terrain, such as mountains or rocky lands, but they are able to move up most hills and can wade into most lakes or rivers with ease (though it would be prone to a great many leaks).

Its lowermost levels were once purely used to house its smaller breathren, the Fabricator Limbs, however since their dormancy began, most of the 'limbs' have been removed for alternate purposes elsewhere. The limbs would have descended down large ramps.

People travel through the machine mostly via stairs and ladders, unless they need to get from the top to the bottom. Then they may have used the lifts, which are steam powered and vent gushes of steam whenever they move. Since dormancy most functions, even inside the machine, have ceased to work. The lifts, however, run on a separate system, to be used as must, so they still work. However one person must remain at the bottom, shovelling coal, or some similar fuel source, into the furnace to active the lift.

Fabricator Limbs
The fabricator limbs, often simply known as "limbs" in the past, are like the children, or removable limbs, of the fabricators. They were about two storeys tall and were capable of aiding the fabricators in their construction needs, especially on smaller buildings.

They operate on two legs attached to a large, rounded bulk, and has dozens of appendages for various functions. It, like the fabricators, has large smoke stacks upon its back to vent hazardous fumes. They can operate without a sentient being, getting their instructions from the fabricators electrical systems. However they are believed to be more responsive and functional when a human is driving them directly.

Since the fabricators fell silent, the majority of these limbs also fell into disrepair and stopped functioning. However some were either kept alive or were later worked back into functionality. Nowadays most of them are simply referred to as "walkers" or "mechas", as with many other such large machines from other worlds.

History
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