Eklon'Dal Workshop Phantom
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32.7 meters (107.2 ft)[2] |
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22.4 meters (73.5 ft)[2] |
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11.6 meters (38.1 ft)[2] |
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188.6 metric tons (185.6 LT; 207.9 ST)[2] |
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Twin impulse drive system[1][3] |
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- "Phantom awaiting commands."
- — A Phantom pilot during the Banished occupation of Installation 00.[4]
The Eklon'Dal Workshop Warrior Transport, more commonly known as the Phantom, are heavily modified Ru'swum-pattern dropships utilized by the Banished.[5]
Design details[edit]
Chassis[edit]
These Phantoms are heavily modified Ru'swum-pattern Phantom dropships,[5] designed to serve as gunships and firing platforms for the Banished.[1] They are fitted with a twin impulse drive system, this makes the Phantom capable of long-range subluminal travel.[1][3] It is also equipped with a gravity lift that can be used to pick up and drop off individuals.[1] Banished Phantoms were manufactured by Eklon War-Forges and developed by the Eklon'dal workshop.[2]
Armaments[edit]
These Phantoms are fitted with a heavy plasma cannon and two Shea'p-pattern plasma cannons.[1]
Operational history[edit]
Several of these Phantoms were kept aboard Enduring Conviction to augment her existing stocks of Spirits and Eklon'Dal Workshop Liches during the Banished's operations on Installation 00 in 2559.[1] In 2560, the Banished used another chassis variant of the Banished Phantom during the conflict on Installation 07.[6]
Gameplay[edit]
Halo Wars 2[edit]
- Info: Mobile Garrison, Aerial transport for infantry, Provides armed support
- Tier: 1
- Cost: Population 3, Supplies 225, Power 90
Phantom Upgrade: Gunboat Capacity
- Info: Increases unit capacity from 2 infantry squads to 3.
- Tier: 3
- Cost: Supplies 0, Power 800
In Halo Wars 2, Banished Phantoms are exclusive units for Arbiter Ripa 'Moramee and can be made at Banished outposts once the leader power has unlocked them. Similar to the M650 Mastodon, the Phantom can be used as a mobile garrison. Phantoms perform okay against aircraft, but poorly against infantry, vehicles, and structures. Due to their low offensive power Phantoms benefit greatly from a complement of infantry. If the Phantom is destroyed, the survival of the passenger depends on their remaining health when aboard. If the Phantom was destroyed with passengers in full health, they will survive but will take damage. If the Phantom was destroyed with heavily wounded passengers, the entire passengers will be killed. In Blitz the Phantom costs 80 energy.
Halo Infinite[edit]
Banished Phantoms in Halo Infinite have more health than its predecessor but has less resistance with other weaponry. The Banished Phantom can be destroyed by explosive weapons, Sentinel Beams, and Sniper Rifles. If players are caught inside a fifteen-meter radius when the Phantom is destroyed, the player will suffer an effect similar to receiving a flashbang.
Gallery[edit]
Concept art of the Banished Phantom for Halo Wars 2.
Blitz card of a Banished Phantom in Halo Wars 2.
A Phantom on Installation 00.
Phantoms near a Banished Banished outpost.
A Phantom with Sangheili Enforcer passengers attack a Klavbrig Workshop Shroud.
An army of Phantoms attack an Outpost.
Unused pearl skin for the Phantom.
Alternate chassis of the Banished Phantom used during Battle for Zeta Halo in Halo Infinite.
An M808C Scorpion piloted by John-117 aiming at a Phantom.
The interior of a Banished Phantom.
A Spartan with allied Sangheili exiting a Phantom on Arid.
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List of appearances[edit]
- Halo Wars 2 (First appearance)
- Halo: Shadows of Reach[7]
- Halo: Divine Wind
- Halo Infinite
- Halo: The Rubicon Protocol
Sources[edit]
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l Halo Waypoint: Canon Fodder - Know-Scope
- ^ a b c d e f g h i Halo Encyclopedia (2022 edition), page 474
- ^ a b c d Halo Waypoint: Phantom
- ^ Halo Wars 2
- ^ a b Twitter: Jeff Easterling
- ^ Halo Infinite, campaign level The Command Spire
- ^ Halo: Shadows of Reach, chapter 5
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