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| Halo Covenant Personnel: Hunter |
| Hunters
Type A -Variation: Standard Armor -Rank: Veteran -Weapons Carried: Fuel Rod Gun, Shield (Melees) -Health: Very High (can be variable) -Available On: Truth and Reconciliation Description: Hunters stand 12' tall, though in their combat state they contract to approximately eight feet. Hunters fight with a fuel rod gun integrated directly into their armor. They carry an enormous and nearly impervious metal shield made of some unknown alloy, which they sometimes use as a melee weapon. Culture: Hunters almost never associate (or indeed even communicate) with other Covenant client races, save for Elites. They are dismissive, scornful, and arrogant to the "lesser" Covenant races, and are utterly contemptuous of their foes. Hunters were forced into the Covenant by the superior starship technology of the Elites- on the ground they were always victorious. Faced with extinction by orbital bombardment they joined the Covenant. Hunters have three names: personal name, bond name, and line name. The personal name is given at birth. The line name represents genetic heritage, being the name of the most successful Hunter of his ancestors. If a Hunter reaches a certain level of status, his offspring will have his personal name as their line name. The bond name is taken between bonded pairs, a relationship to which little is known. Bonded Hunters consider themselves brothers and are fiercely protective of each other. Examples of Hunter names include Igido Nosa Hurru and Ogada Nosa Fasu. |
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