Couch Potato: Someone who sits on a couch all day watching television. Somewhat lazy. Used mainly as Bait.
Do-Nothing: Someone that stares at a wall. Stubborn and lazy. Used mainly as Test Dummies.
Emo: Someone disturbed emotionally who might sit in a dark corner staring at people ominously. Used mainly as Suicidal Units.
Fanatics: Someone who is a huge fan of something such as RPGs, Anime, Manga, or other similar things. Used mainly as Strategy Engineers (because if it works on TV it might work here).
Fist Magnet: Someone who is constantly beat on by people bigger than them. Their wounds should show their valor, and they should be proud for The Mass considers them very highly. Used mainly as Human Shields.
Goth: Someone that is rebellious and likes to dress in black. They stand apart from others and carve their own paths. Used mainly as Guards.
Geek: Someone who decides on their own not to join the HC. They enjoy the company of losers rather than preps. Good at sneaking over enemy lines. Mainly used as Spys.
Nerd: Someone who is computer smart and/or book smart. They are good with fixing equiptment and other technical tasks. Mainly used as Technical Specialists.
Prankster: Someone who can come up with ideas to suprise the enemy. They are not afraid to use their clever minds to help our cause. Mainly used as Engineers.
Punk: Someone who has their own style and likes to stand apart from the normal. They sometimes have different colored hair ans hair styles. Mainly used as Open Field Fighters.
Rocker: Someone who likes rock and/or metal, and may even be in a band of their own. Many are similar to punks, goths, and emos. Mainly used as Replacement Fighters.
Trekie: Someone who watches a lot of Star Trek and may even speak fluent Klingon. Although they have been our enemies in the past, they have proven to be a valuable resource. Mainly used as Code Speakers ( Who knew Klingon would one day come in handy?)
Underdog: Someone who did not choose to be a geek, but ended up that way anyway. They are trained to become losers. Mainly used as: Errand Runners.
Want-To-Be: Someone who frequently tries to be accepted by preps, but to no avail. We convert these into losers.