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Firebird is a multiplayer medal awarded in Halo: Reach[1][2] for killing a player while Jetpacking. This is different to the Pull medal which is instead awarded for killing an airborne enemy.
Trivia
- The design of the medal incorporates the Valkyrie emblem.
- Prior to the shutdown of Xbox 360 Halo online services on January 13, 2022, earning this medal with a Beat Down in a Halo: Reach multiplayer matchmaking game on an Anniversary Map unlocked the Dive Bomber achievement.
- Earning a Triple Kill Firebird medal in campaign, firefight, or (until the shutdown) multiplayer matchmaking unlocks the Lucky Me achievement.
Gallery
Bungie's Urk receiving this medal during a 2v2 playtest for his map Riptide, as seen in Incompetent Cartographer 5.
A player receiving the medal in Firefight.
Sources
Youtube Reach Map Montage at the time 2:03
