Sangheili Ultra
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Ultra, also known as Evocatus (plural Evocati),[2] is the highest regular rank among the Covenant's Sangheili warriors. While most Ultras are more warriors than leaders, specially appointed members of the class known as Evocati Delegatus take on a role analogous to high-ranking field officers.[2] ContentsOverview[edit]Sangheili Ultras are extremely skilled veteran Sangheili warriors who have not pursued a career of leadership, instead focusing solely on combat; this is in contrast to the Majors or Obedientaries, who served as the Covenant's primary field officer class. The rank of Ultra is considered a great honor both among the Sangheili and within the former Covenant, which stored records of their exploits in the record vaults of High Charity. Not many Sangheili remain as Ultras for long; typically, such Sangheili are expected to ascend to posts such as that of a seneschal, enter a career in politics as a Councilor, or return to their ministry to serve as instructors.[2] Ultras are sometimes deployed on high-priority missions ( as in the games ) often alone. While they most often engage in open battle,[1][3] Ultras are known to command Type-47A Scarab assault platforms.[4] Ultras attached to Covenant armies rarely answered to their warhost's commander, but in practice, they were nevertheless expected to exhibit a certain degree of cooperation. To accomplish this, Ultras elected special representatives known as Delegatus from among their ranks, who would swear binding oaths to obey their warhost commander's orders until all of their objectives were completed. While these Ultra "officers" were not officially leaders within the Covenant chain of command, their expertise and authority was universally recognized among Covenant troops. This role is essentially analogous to UNSC Warrant Officers.[2] Equipment[edit]Armor[edit]Ultras wear pearlescent armor with higher-than-average shield strength. They sometimes wear unique armor with red markings and a crested helmet similar to that of the Sangheili Councilors.[1] Other Ultras may opt to wear (or are issued) a white version of the standard combat harness or Storm harness.[5] War Games simulations of Ultras may have them depicted employing a maroon-coloured Warrior harness.[6] Weaponry[edit]In combat Ultras typically wield plasma rifles, though they also commonly use plasma repeaters and concussion rifles. Ultras often use energy swords in close combat. War Games simulated Ultras are known to carry Scattershots and Type-58 fuel rod cannons.[6] In-Game Information[edit]Halo: Reach[edit]Unlock: Achieve Warrant Officer.
Halo 5: Guardians[edit]In Halo 5: Guardians, Elite Ultras spawn as a boss in the Warzone and Warzone Firefight gamemodes, clad in Warrior harnesses and wielding Scattershots or Fuel Rod Cannons.[6] In basic Warzone, two Elite Ultras spawn on the map Raid on Apex 7. After 4 minutes pass, both are dropped off by Phantoms on opposite sides of the map, one at an outpost by the beach, and the other at the outpost past the rock bridge north of the Spire. Each is accompanied by a few Kig-Yar. The Elite Ultras' shields are stronger than most Sangheilis', but they can be killed instantly from an assassination/beatdown or a vehicle splatter. They are armed with a fuel rod cannon and a scattershot, the only Covenant boss with Promethean weapons. Trivia[edit]
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