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| [[File:HR Screenshot Epilogue-Torott.png|thumb|300px|Mount Törött in [[2589|July 2589]], after [[Reach]]'s [[Terraforming|reterraforming]].]]
| | '''Mount Törött''' was a mountain on the planet [[Reach]]. During the [[Fall of Reach]] in [[2552]], [[Pelican]] [[Bravo 001]] became lost and was directed by the radio operator [[Golden Arrow]] to change it's heading to south-southwest and fly straight over the tree tops and land in the woodland near Mount Törött. Unbeknownst to Golden Arrow, Bravo 001 was supposed to be transporting [[SPARTAN-II]] [[Red Team]] to the [[Aszod ship breaking yards]] to renzedvous with the {{UNSCShip|Pillar of Autumn}}.<ref>'''[[Halo: Reach]]''', ''[[Halo: Reach radio conversations#Breakpoint|Breakpoint radio conversation]]''</ref> |
| '''Mount Törött''' is a mountain in the region of [[Asźod]], on the planet [[Reach]]. | |
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| ==History==
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| ===Rise of humanity===
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| Reach was [[Human colonies|colonised]] by the [[Unified Earth Government]] in [[2362]]. At some point following its colonisation, a number of [[Asźod ship breaking yards|ship-breaking yards]] were established nearby.{{Ref/Map|[[Halo: Reach]]|[[Boneyard]]}}
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| ===Human-Covenant war===
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| During the [[Fall of Reach]] in [[2552]], the {{UNSCShip|Pillar of Autumn}} docked at the ship-breaking yards nearby Törött, to receive a fragment of the [[Artificial intelligence|AI]] [[Cortana]] from the three remaining members of [[NOBLE Team]], [[Carter-A259]], [[Emile-A239]] and [[SPARTAN-B312|Noble Six]], who were tasked with ferrying it to the ship from [[SWORD Base]].{{Ref/Level|[[Halo: Reach]]|[[The Package]]}} NOBLE arrived at the ship-breaking yards on August 30.{{Ref/Level|Id=PoA|[[Halo: Reach]]|[[The Pillar of Autumn (Halo: Reach level)|The Pillar of Autumn]]}} | |
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| At some point while the ''Autumn'' was docked, [[Pelican]] [[Bravo 001]] became lost and was directed by the radio operator [[Golden Arrow]] to change its heading to south-southwest and fly straight over the tree tops and land in the woodland near Mount Törött. Unbeknownst to Golden Arrow, Bravo 001 was supposed to be transporting [[SPARTAN-II]] [[Red Team]] to the [[Asźod ship breaking yards]] to rendezvous with the ''Pillar of Autumn''.{{Ref/Game|[[Halo: Reach]]|[[Halo: Reach radio conversations#Part 1 - Breakpoint|Breakpoint radio conversation]]}}
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| After making their way through [[Covenant]]-occupied territory to reach the ship, and losing Carter on the way, Noble Six and Emile delivered the fragment of Cortana to [[Jacob Keyes]], the captain of the ship. However, Emile was killed by a [[Sangheili]] [[Sangheili Zealot|Zealot]] moments after, and Six was forced to remain behind to cover the ship's escape from an approaching {{Pattern|Ket|battlecruiser}} with a nearby [[Mark 2488 Onager]] emplacement. He was successful, and the ship managed to break atmosphere unscathed.{{Ref/Reuse|PoA}} Now alone, without any support or possibility of evacuation, Six was eventually overwhelmed by Covenant forces and killed near the foot of Mount Törött.{{Ref/Level|Id=LW|[[Halo: Reach]]|[[Lone Wolf]]}}
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| Having won the battle, the Covenant proceeded to [[Glassing|glass]] the planet, including the area surrounding Törött.{{Ref/Reuse|LW}}{{Ref/Level|[[Halo: Reach]]|[[Winter Contingency]]}}
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| ===Post-war===
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| In the aftermath of the [[Human-Covenant War]], Unified Earth Government marked Reach as a priority target for [[Terraforming|reterraforming]] and recolonisation.{{Ref/Book|[[Halo: Warfleet]]|Page=23}} The planet made a significant ecological recovery, and the area surrounding Törött became verdant and lush with vegetation. By [[2589]], the area was habitable again and an [[unidentified colony ship]] landed in Asźod, at the base of the mountain, and commenced recolonization of the area. At this point, the mountain was covered in snow.{{Ref/Reuse|LW}}
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| ==Production notes==
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| While Mount Törött is never explicitly named in ''Halo: Reach'', it can be inferred via several contextual clues given in the [[Halo: Reach radio conversations|radio conversation]] on the multiplayer map [[Breakpoint]]. In the conversation, [[Golden Arrow]] advises [[Bravo 001]] to head for Mount Törött to go to the "Boneyard". The multiplayer map [[Boneyard]] is set in the Aszod shibreaking yards, which are overlooked by the "broken mountain" prominently featured in ''Halo: Reach''.
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| Additionally, "Törött" is a word in [[Wikipedia:Hungarian language|Hungarian]], meaning 'broken' - which is a fitting name for the mountain. Altogether, it can be reasonably inferred that the broken mountain heavily emphasised is in fact Mount Törött as named in the radio transcript.
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| The mountain's visage is used as the basis of the icon for [[Season 1: Noble]] of ''[[Halo: The Master Chief Collection]]''.
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| ==Gallery==
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| <gallery>
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| File:HR Screenshot PoA-Torott1.jpg|Törött in the distance, as the Fall of Reach rages around it.
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| File:HR Screenshot PoA-Torott2.jpg|The mountain as viewed from the site at which the ''Pillar of Autumn'' had docked.
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| File:Boneyard Panorama.jpg|A panorama of Törött and the area surrounding it.
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| File:HR Screenshot LoneWolf-Torott.png|Törött shrouded by clouds as the Fall of Reach draws to a close.
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| File:HR - Prologue Aszod.png|The mountain as seen from a high altitude, following the planet's glassing.
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| File:HR Screenshot Prologue-Torott2.jpg|Törött, following the glassing of Reach.
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| File:HR Screenshot Epilogue-Before.png|The abandoned helmet of Noble Six, with the mountain in the background.
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| File:HR Screenshot Epilogue-After.jpg|Törött and Asźod, after the planet had been reterraformed.
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| File:MCC Reach Background.png|A wallpaper for ''The Master Chief Collection'' depicting the mountain.
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| File:HINF Reach ONI Base Concept.jpg|''Halo Infinite'' concept art of an ONI facility near the base of Mount Törött.
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| </gallery> | |
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| ==List of appearances==
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| *''[[Halo: Reach]]'' {{1st}}
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