Scale of Soirapt
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| Scale of Soirapt
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| Production overview
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Manufacturer:
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Jiralhanae weapon smiths[1][2]
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Model series:
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Type-25
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Type:
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Directed energy rifle
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| Specifications
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Length:
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66 centimetres (26 in)[3]
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Width:
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17.8 centimetres (7.0 in)[3]
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Height:
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37.9 centimetres (14.9 in)[3]
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Ammunition type:
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Superheated plasma
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Feed system:
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100 battery units (400 shots per cell)
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Rate of fire:
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Semi-automatic, automatic (360–540 shots/min)[3]
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Muzzle velocity:
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126 m/s (413 f/s)[3]
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Effective range:
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50 metres (160 ft)[3]
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| Service history
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In service:
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Post-Covenant War conflicts
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- "Built in the image of the lifeless corpse-moon that orbits Doisac, with secrets that only the most cunning Jiralhanae can unlock. Advanced Brute Plasma Rifle with increased damage, but can also serve as an utterly lethal melee bludgeon."
- — In-game description[1]
The Scale of Soirapt is a specialised variant of the Brute plasma rifle, employed in the Post-Covenant War conflicts.
Design details[edit]
- Main article: Type-25 Brute plasma rifle
The Scale of Soirapt is built upon the chassis of the standard Brute plasma rifle, though features a white-and-yellow striped paint scheme over the top. Mechanically, the weapon has been upgraded with upgraded damage and heavier construction, making it a more effective melee weapon.[1]
Development history[edit]
Following the fall of the Sacred Promissory, Jiralhanae warlords in command of post-war fleets and colonies have moved to procuring the services of expert weapon smiths across known space.[1][2] The Scale of Soirapt is built in the image of Soirapt, one of the three natural satellites orbiting Doisac.
Gameplay[edit]
The Scale of Soirapt, along with the Sorrow of Teash, was one of two plasma rifle variants added into Halo 5: Guardians in the Warzone Firefight update.
- Rarity: Ultra Rare
- Energy required:
 energy
Gallery[edit]
Scale of Soirapt REQ card.
A Cyclops-clad Spartan wielding the Scale of Soirapt.
Sources[edit]
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